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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1952

Page

6

Taft Leader Foes Garment Union Chief In Editorials

Editorials discuss Taft's bid for the 1952 Republican nomination with credit to campaign manager John D. M. Hamilton and recount Hamilton's 1936 push against David Dubinsky of the ILGWU. The piece notes reactions from Hearst papers, Father Coughlin, Alfred E. Smith, and Monsignor Ryan, plus Dubinsky's move to the AFL CIO. It also covers Wall Street tax talk as brokers threaten to flee NYC over proposed gross income tax increases, and political support for the tax hike despite broker opposition.

Sen Taft John D. M. Hamilton Kansas Philadelphia Hamilton Republican National Committee Gov Landon Roosevelt David Dubinsky International Ladies Garment Workers Union New York Dubinsky Red Cross Franco Madrid International Federation of Trade Unions Socialist Party New American Labor Party AFL CIO Hearst Father Coughlin Alfred E. Smith Impellitteri Board of Estimate Charles Evans Hughes Stock Exchange

Bible Verse for Whosoever Keeps Law and Offends

A brief verse note reflecting on James 2 10 that keeping all law yet offending in one point makes one guilty of all. It highlights the complete standard of righteousness and the seriousness of every command.

James

Should a WAC be discharged for childbirth question rises

Looking At Life columnist discusses Mrs. L B Thompson of Fest Grange New Jersey who asks Congress to decide if a WAC member may be discharged after having a baby. She argues mothers should be treated like men with temporary absence recognized. defense officials note motherhood does not harm a mother's duties.

Fest Grange N. J Congress Thompson Women's Army Corps Organized Reserve Corps Secretary of Defense Anna Ms. Rosenberg WAC Defense

Taft Favored by White House in GOP Nomination Talks

Washington notes say Senator Robert A Taft is Truman’s preferred GOP nominee despite party splits. MacArthur controversy swirls as Pace’s legal review grounds were used to argue against retirement while Hatch Act limits keep him on active duty. U S Lines invites lawmakers for free trip amid subsidy dispute and bipartisan concern over influence.

Drew Pearson Washington Aley Truman GOP Robert Alphonso Taft Defense Department McArthur Army Taft Pacet MacArthur JAG James E. van Zandt Pennsylvania Governors Island New York Waldorf Tower Pace Pentagon Doug Eisenhower Ike Mr. T MatArthur White House Adiss Stevenson Stevenson United States Lines Congress United States Comptreijler Lindsay Warren Cain U. S U.S Newport News New York City

Success Secrets From The Salesman's Digest Tale

JOHN COWAN recounts a young man’s scare as a rattlesnake sighting leads to a minor sting from a fence barb then a doctor’s calm diagnosis. The piece pivots to urging readers to curb unfounded fears and protect morale, noting local notes on cats in trees and the Loch Ness joke amid political news.

John Cowan The Salesman’s Digest Cowan

Baytown Sun subscription rates and staff details

The Baytown Sun lists subscription rates for carriers and mail, with monthly and yearly options, notes payment in advance, and names Beulah Mae Jackson Warren Edwards along with publisher Syd S Goulds. The notice also cites the Texas Daily Press League as national representative and Baytown postoffice filing details.

Baytown Texas Daily Press League i Texas Postoffice

Quick Knowledge Quiz and Birthdays Today

Answers cover medical spellings and coastlines. Key West sits on the Gulf coast of Florida. A mendacious person is one who lies. Calvin Coolidge refused a second term with I do not choose to run. Also includes birthday trivia and historic dates.

Key West Florida United States Rockwell Kent Donald C. Peattie John W. Snyder

New Record Expected For Watermelon Consumption

Washington reports the watermelon season is here and the Agriculture Department expects higher consumption than the 1951 peak of 83,297,000 melons valued at 30,297,000 dollars. A booklet on watermelons notes 29 varieties including the Georgia Rattlesnake and Irish Gray Shick with melons up to 40 pounds, among others like Yellow Ice Cream.

Harman W. Nichols Washington Department of Agriculture Department

Try And Stop Me Cafe Signs and Odd Menu Claims

A San Francisco waterfront cafe near the Di Maggios features humorous signs, including Jalopies over 16 years of age not admitted here. A boxed menu claim cites world famous triple decker chicken sandwich prices with veal or tuna options. A long suffering wife heckles her husband once late night, but he jokes he cared for a sick friend, naming no details.

San Francisco

Five Years Ago Headlines From The Sun Files

Looking Backward From The Sun features a mixed recount of five years past headlines and events. It notes T. N. Drake at a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Abilene representing Robert R. Tuck Pass and marriages such as Joare Kellogg to Francis Ulrich at Highlands Methodist Church. It also mentions Wallace Brunson earning a geology degree at the University of Texas and Cedar Bayou resident Aime Dora Watters marrying Clarence Macon Green. A Central Baptist Church scroll honors armed forces members.

Senate California T. N. Drake Veterans of Foreign Wars State Department Abilene Robert R. Tuck Joare Elain Kellogg Francis Ulrich Highlands Methodist Church Wallace ‘Brunson University of Texas Aime Dora Watters Cedar Bayou Clarence Macon Green Baytown W.ooo Casey Central Baptist Church Central, Church

Watermelon growing risks and pests noted by agriculture

The Department of Agriculture lists 23 varieties of energy for melons and details threats to crops. Cutworms, wireworms, aphids, and stem end rot threaten shipments. weather swings affect demand and price. Theft by children is humorously noted as a minor worry for growers.

Entertainment notes and industry chatter from The Lyons Den

Recap of last week at the Living Theater meeting with Cornelia Otis Skinner and others. Highlights include Skinner discussing her work as an American disease joke and touring with a one woman show, and industry moves by King Bros. into feature film production with Irving Shulman writing the script.

Cornelia Otis Skinner Washington Walker

Quotations on liberty and law from noted thinkers

A fragmented collage of quotes on law liberty and virtue features statements by Pitt Holland Blackstone Socrates and Coleridge. The collection emphasizes rights enforcement personal integrity and moral sentiment as guides to governance and honorable living.

Blackstone

Sun Slants Eloquence Shapes Rotary Meeting

Fred Hi reports on Miss Scranton’s election as Baytown official and her eloquent gavel moment. Rotary clubs discuss funding air conditioning at Grace Methodist, Dr Herbert Duke’s push, and plans for Boston convention attendance.

Dei Scranton Dea Baytown Scranton Fase Ben Horton Miss Scranton Pet Boston Rotary Club Herbert Duke Audilione Grace Methodist Church W. M. Knowles Lions Dr. Duke

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