Psalm 25 20 Prayer On Trust And Deliverance
Fragmentary religious verse cites Psalms twenty five verse twenty about keeping souls safe and not being ashamed for trust in thee. The text reads as a devotional line urging divine deliverance and faith.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
6
Baytown unhappy with 1950 census figure says misreadings
The Baytown recount dispute cites a 1947 special census figure of 20 958 and a raised estimate around 22 500 after boundary changes. An enumerator claimed Baytown would reach 28 000, with supervision issues and delayed staffing, while Houston sent a supervisor to Baytown. The town joins Los Angeles Corpus Christi Waco Detroit Crosby Highlands in dissatisfaction over the preseminary 1950 population, sharing the miseries of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
U. S
George L. Findlay
Findlay
Houston
Robert H. Lee High School
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Los Angeses
Corpus Christi
Waco
Detroit
Crosby
Highlands
People decide who is Democrat in Texas 1930 context
The piece reflects a Texas public debate over party loyalty and ballot access. It notes J M Combs seeking to block Agriculture Commissioner J E McDonald from the Democratic ballot due to McDonald backing Truman in 1948. It opposes party machinery censorship and urges voters to decide who is a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Tom Love
Texas
Love
J. M. Combs
Houston
J. E. McDonald
McDonald
Mr. Truman
Sun
Pla
Monkey People and Monkey Language in NYC Zoo Visit
A writer shares a humorous anecdote from a spring zoo visit noting chimpanzee behavior and reactions to human chatter. He compares human social banter to primate communication, observes subtle exchanges between monkeys, and describes a scene where a chimpanzee reads a newspaper headline about Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broms Foo
New York City
Chiampanzes
Russia
Sun Slants furor over award plaque prompts city comments
The Saturday Sun faces uproar as readers and local figures share opinions on a Hartman plaque honor. Grocer John Busch and others mock the promotion while Baytown citizens debate value, costs, and motives behind the contested recognition.
The Baytown Sun Publisher and Editor Listed
A clipped Baytown newspaper item identifies the publisher and editor positions, noting the roles and office details in a terse newsroom note.
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
Theodore Roosevelt urged acting as if already possessing traits to defeat fear. The method: do, not just think, to rewire personality quickly. Start by facing social or personal risks, then build a new pattern through repeated actions. Daily acts include taking effort, paying compliments, smiling, speaking to strangers, and helping with a problem. Christmas ice cream spill brings joy to Buffalo kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
You May Not Be Interested But The Post Office Story
In 1836 the Post Office Department operated with general organizations, reflecting an era when postal services expanded despite public indifference. The text suggests a retrospective note on government postal structure from years past.
Reviewing Stand in Syrian Desert Memoir
A diary-like piece from a Pan-Am observer written in the Syrian desert recalls being lost near Da Mascus, encounters at a vast tent encampment, and a lavish but perilous hospitality scene. The narrator notes grass in spring rains, a mistaken wander into the harem area, camel extraction from mud, and a deadly view on wealth and danger. The Emir’s brother explains risk to aristocratic garb. life here is fragile and marked by distrust amid opulent surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Desert
Cam
Jean
Guy i McCatterty
Pan-Am
Damascus
Lan Mmir
Syria
Dis
Desert
Adam
Tores Dry Cleaners
Not Proud Of Present Day Drap Old 3 Wrestler
New York columnist Earl Wilson interviews Stanislaus Zbyszko, 71, crushing modern wrestlers as morons while praising his languages and reading habits. He recalls rivalries with Gorgeous George, Mr America, and others, laments the wave era, and discusses his film work and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
New York
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Zbyszko
Inquist
Stan
Gorgeous George
Georgeous
George
Zaysko
Mr. America
Stanislaus
Savannah
Missouri
Washington Dispatch: Texas Republican Finds Washington High
Washington D dispatch quotes Rep Ben Cox a newly elected Texas Republican who struggles with Washington cost of living as he searches for a rental. It also cites Rep Emanuel Celler criticizing the Congressional Reorganization Act as overwhelmed by bills and staff. The piece notes other bipartisan prompts for investigations, statements by Attorney General assistants, and odd anecdotes from Washington based political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ben “Gc
Emanel Cellier
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Judiciary Committee
James Melnerney
Amerasia
Quotations From Greatt Near Great
A quotation noting that no nation or individual can live at the expense of past efforts and that God helps only those who help themselves, attributed to Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, with a remark on leaners and fanatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Rickenbacker
Forbes
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Hugh Echols, JR
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Robert Bruce Af ‘Beotlend
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