Inherent Rights Debated by Supreme Court Decision
The Baytown Sun editorial lauds the Supreme Court's 26 to 3 ruling against President Truman's claimed inherent rights to seize private property without due process. It notes the dilemma over Taft Hartley act use, urges negotiation between steelworkers and management, and warns against presidential overreach while affirming constitutional protections.
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America
U. S.supreme Court
Truman
Hines Hi. Baker
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Baytown
Steelworkers
Robert A. Taft
U.S
Taft MacArthur tie in national race looms in 1948 era
The Taft forces push for a first ballot nomination by securing Texas support and controlling credentials to seat Taft allies, then back MacArthur as vice president. In Temple, practical changes spark debate as new development reshapes the city and a large First National Bank building rises. Local sports note recalls Ganders return with Robert E. Lee’s 1952 schedule. Temple Wildcats face Ganders amid coaching changes and medical team notes.
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Taft Shoors
Moon Temple
Scott Ang
Kyle Hotel
Taft
Texas
Tate
Aia
GOP
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Ied
Tales
Ganders
Robert E. Lee
Wildcats
Baytown
Lounsberry
Brooks Conover
Ores
Temple
Cleburne
Scott ‘and White Clinic
Maesing
Ee State Building
H. B. Anderson
Temple Wildcats
Dana Stallworth
Stallworth
Justices Split In Historic Presidential Term Limit Decision
The piece notes Justice Tom Clark and Chief Justice Vinson diverged from expectations in a landmark ruling. It suggests the June 2 decision limits a president to eight years, framing the event as a historic check on executive power and a potential shift toward constitutional governance over dictatorship.
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Tom Clark
Vinson
Hia
Truman
Pet Pyne
Kingdom of God Not With Observation Verse
Bible verse from Luke 17 20 21 stating the Kingdom of God cometh not with observation and is within you, conveying a teaching about its unseen nature and presence rather than visible signs. The passage emphasizes inward recognition over outward signs when asked about its arrival.
Old fashioned parenting vs psychoanalysis debate in APA meeting
The piece mocks child psychology while praising practical discipline. It recalls a mother preferring a spanking over theory after a child’s disobedience. It notes Mary ONeil Hawkins’s remarks on education, interpretation over punishment, and the APA gathering in Atlantic City. It ends with a compliment to the APA’s growing rigor in psychoanalysis.
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Temple
Ti Park
Gosh
Aphey
Atlanic City
American Psychoanalytic Association
New York
Mary O'Neil Hawkins
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A raid confiscates a wagonload of slot machines as hoodlums challenge authority. The sheriff cites an old law banning steel traps. the judge orders the seized machines destroyed. In Pittsburgh, Fred Bowes mocks socialism and communism with cow parable jokes at a U S Chamber gathering. A mission head consoles a drunken man with a joke about whisky and water under a microscope.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Bowes
Pitney- Bowes
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Kimmed
Vane
Baytown Sun reader notice advertising rates and mailing options
The Baytown Sun lists subscription rates by mail and in-County, with monthly and multi month prices, plus directions for prepayment and classified advertising services. It notes management contacts and confirms second class matter under federal law as of March 3, 1870.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Ashbel
Baytown
Serine Pan
Ewy
Taresi
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Exaz. Postoffice
Congress
Chiang Kai-Shek cables plot U.S. entry to another war
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports newly translated cables from the Chinese embassy in Washington detailing Chiang Kai-shek's plan to embroil the United States in a third world war. The cables say Chiang liaised with General MacArthur, discuss extending the Korean War, and form a five-member politburo that coordinated with Chiang from Formosa.
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Washington
Merry-Go-Roun
Chiang
U.S
Drew Pearson
Chiang Kei-Shek
United States
General MacArthur
State Department
Chiang i
Formosa
Library of Congress
Korea
South Korea
Europe
Asia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Wellington _Koo
Chen Calte Miats
Peter T. EK
Pee
W. K. Li
K. H. Yu
Gen. P. T. Mow
Kung
MacArthur
Willoughby
Fragmented Bag of Facts and Birthday Clues
A collage of trivia and notices asks questions about coastlines, salaries, dermatology, ancient orators, and a 1940s- era program. It tosses in birthday greetings for Robert Merrill Rosalind Russell and Ray Coleman, along with brief biographical snippets and a weathered glossary entry. The piece lists dates and personalities, including Demosthenes and Lucille Ball, amid miscellaneous captions and stray lines.
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Robert Merrill
Rosalind Russell
Ray Coleman
Swifty O Briens Brother Tummler Tale From New York
In New York the Broadway figure Swifty O Briens discusses his brother Tummler known as Tummier a streetwise easygoing man who makes a living by wit and small schemes He recalls a recent run in with McFlynn jewelry and hints at questionable dealings while defending his brother against potential trouble and crime.
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Mel. Heimer
New York
Swifty O'Brien
Switty
Dinty 'Moore’s
Swifty
McFlynn
Tummier
Tammler
McFlynn Jewelry
Tummler
O'Brien
Britain to transfer all power to India August'15
Five years ago today headlines warned Britain would transfer all governing power to India in August 15, a tense note on colonial futures. Other items cited include a dam break in Vermont triggering missing persons notices, sugar rations nearing end, and a Derby of terrapins with Suzanne Felton preparing for Camp Waldemar.
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Britain
India
Vermont
Chamber, of Commerce Terrapin Derby
Suzanne Felton
The Gabors and the Lyons Den Fireside Chat
In The Lyons Den the Gabors juggle careers with Magda in New York, a mother running the jewelry business, and Sam in Paris filming a Huston project while one ex-husband quips about being married to them all. The Stand notes women pressuring stockholders for board seats at major firms, and a psychiatrist debate on insanity. The inscription chapter covers a theater artist’s diverse roles, and President Truman's convention speech plan with Frank McKinney.
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Gabors
Magda
New York
Sam Gabor
Paris
Huston
Toulouse-Lautrec
G Mo
Gaborr
Truman
Frank McKinney
Tat Tranfair
Bir
Jade Saneed
Hissl
Er Innes
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Michigan
Hedi
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By Erich Brandeis
APA
By Bennett Cerf
The
Baytown Sun
Marshall
Tokyo
Department of State and Military Headquarters
Pentagon
Siete
Germany
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Henry C. Bennett
Point Four
Charles A. Lindbergh
Memphis
Kaiser Wilhelm
Monarch
Reinhardt Heydich
Hangman
Czechoslovakia
Rome
Cray the
Comedienne
Hollywwood
Diddle
Roberta
Marcus Aurelus
Demosthenes
Florida
Peptanley Andrews
Lucille Ball
Sun
Shylock
Tummiler
Trimmler
Val
Itide
Lyons
By Leonard Ly
Telephone and Telegraph Cs
Menas Greer
Hiant
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