Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1952

Page

4

Citizens to Speak on Air Pollution Hearing in Texas

Harris county residents are invited to a public hearing at 9 a.m. Wednesday in the Baylor University School of Medicine auditorium to address air pollution concerns in Channelview Greens Bayou area. The State Health Department aims to gather views, with Baytown’s air pollution committee also attending.

Harris County Abe Texas Department of Health Baylor University School of Medicine Channelview Greens Bayou Baytown Chambers Commerce Sun Charleston Bob Ramsay Justice Department Chess ‘Committee Matt Neely West Virginia Gazette Evene Ramsay

Bible Verse About Light From John

A brief quotation from the Bible urging belief in Jesus to leave darkness and walk in light. The verse cites John 12 146 with emphasis on faith bringing illumination.

Sam John

Human belige and the cost of government robotization

A critical letter cites Brig. Gen. William P. Campbell on paying soldiers and the lack of funds for personal messages. The writer mocks government waste, laments robots in public service, and questions where humanity in governance has gone. The piece imagines inoculating people with humanity to restore morale.

William P. Campbell Army Europe North Africa United States Gen. Campbell

Stop Me If You Can Parody of Sea Menace and Oddities

INEXPERIENCED travelers at sea panic in heavy gales yet sleep through fog. Stanley Rogers notes fog as the greatest sea peril. A French Republic Legion of Honor fashion moment sparks jest. Ankara emissary misreads a telegram with Turkish towers. The first railroad bridge case ends with a judge ridiculing cross river rights as the jury must decide who has right to traverse the river.

Stanley Rogers Loga Rogers Republic of France Antiol Ankara Mississippi Bridget Mead

You re Telling Me Grandpappy Jenkins Gardening

Grandpappy Jenkins reports similar garden results this year with peas and flowers misbehaving. A Russian speaking parrot arrives in New York on an Italian liner. Zadok Dumkopf hints at possible Soviet envoy presence. California frog jumping tournament expected to set records though Olympic selection doubtful.

New York Zadok Dumkopf California

Washington Merry-Go-Round correction on column errors by Drew Pearson

Drew Pearson admits several errors in his Washington column. He corrects details about Mrs Kefauver’s father and Alaska newsprint, notes cooperation between Brannan and Chapman, and discusses public distrust of official truth. He also comments on Maine and Oklahoma voters and Senator Thomas’s commodity speculation.

Wahington Drew Pearson Washington Mrs. Kefauvér Denver Brannan How Chapman Tongass National Forest Alaska United States Brewster Thomas Maine Congress Oklahoma Senate Ake Pearson Gria Agriculture ‘Department Ferguson Michigan Fer Guson Chrysler Isa Brewster Republi

Quick Knowledge Grab Bag Facts and Trivia

A compact trivia column listing questions about the four estates in journalism, medical postnominals FACS, a famous quotation, U S flag cost debates, Nova Scotia’s original name, notable historical events, and biographical prompts. It mentions Bannockburn 1314, Cabot 1497, and Governor Dewey 3348, plus notes on quotes, frontispieces, and a veteran film star with birthplace Alberta Sept 10 1807.

Thor United States Nova Scotia Alberta Canetia Tole England Hollywood Dr. 2X Monte Carlo Greenwich

Resignation of Father Goldberg at Jewish Center

HARMAN W. NICHOLS reports Father Goldberg resigns after 26 years as director of athletics at the Jewish center to go into business with his son Jim. The community mourns the shift as a long era ends.

Father Goldberg Jewish Center Harman W. Nichols Washington Jim McNaigh Jim

Jim, Jr and Jim help build district champions at Woodmont

A feature portrait credits Jim, known as Father Goldberg, with shaping youth sports and discipline in the district. It recalls his law school friendship with Eddie Rosenblum, his role in Georgetown, and his work coaching swimming boxing and wrestling. The piece notes his impact on 800 recruits and a future Woodmont club event with gifts.

Jim Jim, Jr Eddie ‘Rosenblum Eddie Georgetown University Washington Georgetown Father Goldberg Armed Services Woodmont Clib

Miners Siege Walkout and Reds Aid China Warned

Looking Backward recalls a 135000 strong general strike forecast against labor laws and Russians supplying Chinese Reds. Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge treasurer John G. Martin, a longtime police chief H E Mckee urged Baytown youth to skip firecrackers on the Fourth. Old items mention a school fire at Robert E Lee High and a memorial hospital incident in Houston. Carl Clifton Conway joined Navy recruit training.

John G. Martin Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge Cedar Bayou Lodge H. E. Mckee Baytown Robert E.*lee High School Memorial “Hospital Houston Carl Clifton Conway Navy

Did You Know Fragmentary Ancient Tales and Facts

The Mohawk River name origins reference Indian terminology and a pass through the Appalachian mountains. Notes mention Moorish influence in Spanish tiles, amateur cave exploration, and New York State caverns. The New York stone arch bridge has operated since 1760. Freshwater dams host fish as larvae. Squirrel and monkey brains are larger relative to body than human brains, per a heading of curiosities.

New. York State

Quotable quotes from stars on love, money, and fame

Leonard To presents a collage of remarks by Groucho, Mary, Joe Frisco, Fred Astaire, Oscar Levant, Tallulah, and others. The notes reveal playful jabs, self mockery, and candid views on wealth, leisure, and success across theatre, radio, and film.

Groucho Mary Jer Joe Frisco Frisco Aleek Fred Astaire Dan Tam Solly Violinsty Ue Kurnitz Ney Tery Gene Dj Pat Cony

Letters Editor Sun supports Baytown highway relief effort

A Baytown precinct property owner urges faster Decker Drive relief and criticizes County Commissioner Meys for delaying road work. He cites using general funds or a bond issue for widening and questions why state highway status may supersede local plans. Community voices, including Junior Chamber of Commerce, press for urgent action to improve traffic conditions.

Sun Baytown Recen Decker Drive Grive State Highway Department Chamber of Commerce Junker of Commerce Decker Galena Park Holland Ave Lena Park Jacinto City Galena Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Erich Brandeis Campbells By Bennett Cerf William. Bitz Baytown Sun Baytown Sun, Inc Pearce Ashbelince Hartman Syd S. Gould Beulsh Mae Jackson Warren’ Edwards Texan Postoffice Charleston Gazette Executive Branch Korea Bannockburn John Cabot North America Thomas B. Dewey Epictetus George Abbott Phil Harris Martha Streeper Jack Dempsey Teddy Yarosz Col Lege of John Milton Acadia Leopold Figt Fay Wray of God James ‘Otis Alf Landon Harry S.truman Formosa Robert P. Briscoe U. Se Far East Sevellon T. Brown Tee Quik AK Mohawk Appalachian Arly Spain Leonard Phrisse Lindy Palty Radio Television Og eFibing Tyne Dorothy Parker Trek Jack Ben Ney Bergdorf Goodman Gee, Kaufman Rio Marc Connelly Oscar Levant Tallulah Lou Hotz Hani Hartford Hele Sam Zing George Norma Talmadge Norma Debussy Pietro DI Donato Owl J. Arthur Rank Pever Morrissey Marx Alben Barkley Gleason Nunnally Jo Frank Strearses Psychoan Henri Bernstein Alfred ‘Hitchcock Wood Jon Schenck Bob Hope Jessel Shaw
Search Courier

Search the Baytown Sun Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Baytown Sun?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication