Editorial Note On Salvation And Righteousness
The piece cites a biblical verse from Romans about belief and confession leading to salvation. It presents a moral reflection on faith and speech as it relates to righteousness.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
4
Hosteling Offers Low Cost Youth Travel Across Nations
A reader newsletter extols hostel living as a budget friendly supervised program for youths aged 16 to 20. American Youth Hostels led by John D. Rockefeller III promotes simple living, self provision, and fraternal travel across the United States and 26 foreign countries with trips to New England Great Lakes Long Island Sound Colonial Virginia national parks and iconic areas like Grand Canyon Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John D. Rockefeller
American Youth Hostels
East 39Th Street
New York
United States
New England
Great Lakes
Long Island Sound
Virginia
National Parks
High Sierras
Grandyon
Yellowstone National Park
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
The piece muses on politics as a daily life matter, not a distant arena. It cites editors and writers like Sokolsky and Lipmann, notes citizen power to seat and unseat officials, and contrasts Lincoln’s ideals with modern cynicism. Opinions of two prominent men, a Republican and a Democrat, illustrate disillusion with current governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokolsky
Pegler
Lipmenn
Hie
George Sokolsky
E Songer
Cauntry
Abraham Lincoln
America
Lincoln
Baytown Sun Publisher History Note
The Baytown Sun traces its publishing base to The Daily Sun Company at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas with a 1878 post office press date. It notes Robert Matherne as publisher and marks the paper’s longstanding local record in Baytown and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Sun Company
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Robert Matherne
Theytown
Quickknowledge Quiz From A Vintage Page
A collage of trivia and puzzle items asks: 1 Wagner and Mendelssohn as wedding marches. 2 color blindness in males. 3 heliograph as signaling device. 4 table salt. 5 Nathaniel Hawthorne as the author of The Scarlet Letter. Also includes biographical clues and historical dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Richard Wagner
Felix Mendelssohn
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Five Years Ago Headlines From The Time
Ameri cans tighten on Cologne and US 8S. Marines advance on Iwo. Resident returns from the Yalta Conference. Death note: Lt Icko Allman, 20, killed in a twin plane crash in England, reported by Bert Allman. Rev J C Guddleston, 83, dies after illness ending 1929 retirement. Clara Rhodes to marry Douglas S Gilbert on Feb 25. Private Baxter Titlefield Jr returns from New Orleans visit. Annie Alsbrook, 41, dies at home. Mr and Mrs Able Scott, recent grocery retirees, buy Marshali II Hall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Iwo
Yalta
Icko Allman
England
Bert Allman
J. C. Guddleston
C. E. Rhodes
Clara Rhodes
Douglas S. Gilbert
C. F. Gilbert
Baxter Titlefield, Jr
New Orleans
Annie Alsbrook
Able Scott
Marshali ii Hall
A Fancy Finesse Wins In Bridge Reading
A bridge problem discusses a fancy finesse by the declarer South as he analyzes opening leads and conventional signals. With careful deduction from the club and heart sequences, he routes two suits to nearing his contract and wins by exercising the reverse bid and spade play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
New Yorker Confesses to Laughing at Transit Advice
A quirky diary-style piece from a New Yorker recounts observations in Times Square and New Jersey, contrasts between New Yorkers and Texans over dining, and a humorous tale of a coal dealer claiming extenuating circumstances. It notes The Times water conservation box scores and includes notes from Bloomington Pantograph, St. Petersburg Times predictions, and a peek at newspaper economics and future plans in a busy weekend.
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New York
Times Square
van Courtland Park
New Jersey
Trenton
New York Times
the Times
The
Times
Bloomington
Ilinois
Pantograph
St. Petersburg
Florida
South
Truman
Ohio
West New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Robert A Taft
Tom Harris
St Petersburg Times
Claude Pepper
Sun
Willie Eichelberger
Duke Jones’ Emporium
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler on Letting Go of the Past
A compact insight uses sheep and old mistakes to warn that dragging past events harms present progress. It urges emotional release from old failures or reputations, noting you cannot live in yesterday and must start anew today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Peep
Paul Bunyan Camp Pranks and Pancake Ox Tale
A humorous North Woods tale recounts Paul Bunyan with Bate the ox whose size grows the barn on its back. The ox loves pancakes and once eats hotcakes and ingests a red hot cookstove ending his career. A railways tea cup study and a film star’s party plans are briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bunyan
North Woods
Minnesota
Bunyan
Bate
Paul
How Can They Call United States United
Henry McLemore notes a nation split by headlines and hysteria. The piece laments the United States being called united while states show deep divisions through coal shortages strikes FEPC resistance and political infighting reflected in newspaper headlines and radio chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Baytown Sun
United States
United
Henry McLemore
United States of America
Ingrid
Dr. Lindstrom
States of America
Across Down Word Puzzle Dossier Istana and More
A dense cryptic style puzzle list with many clues across and down covering diverse topics from geography to names. The text also includes a lengthy, historically tinged political op-ed fragment urging national unity, warning against strikes, and stressing preparedness and collective responsibility.
Morale and Tax Fights Over Movie Excise Tax
In a Beaumont Journal piece, proponents label the 20 percent federal tax on cinema as a morale issue, arguing films are a mass medium and education tool. Critics claim the tax imposes discrimination, raises admission prices, and harms industry, noting theater owners expect lower costs if the tax ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Muan
Cation
Beaumont Jourmel
Quotations From Great-Near Great Men Challenge Ideologies
Quotes urge choosing between communistic enslavement and laissez faire fanaticism. Richard Welter Reuther of the CIO calls for a free society with initiative. Melville G. Penrose warns Communists aim to dominate Mexico to bring an iron curtain to the Rio Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ich
Welter Reuther
Automobile Workers of America
CIO
Mexico
Rio Grande
Melville G. Penrose
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
Try And Stop Me by Morley Callaghan in Scotsman visit
Morley Callaghan tours Aonjugal with Scotsman passing Cathedral scene. Callaghan removes hat as a sign of respect while a Scotsman comments on Presbyterian etiquette. A humorous aside follows about cathedral misnaming and a billiards anecdote from Ralph Henry at Pirie and Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Callaghan
Callagh
Calli Oeghan
Basil
Montreal
Chicago
Ralph Henry
Ie Pirie
Scott
Liberty Youth Sene to Engineer School at Fort Belvoir
Liberty youth Willie E Morse of Liberty has completed basic training and been assigned to the engineers school at Fort Belvoir Virginia for a construction equipment course. Morse attended Horace Mary Junior High in Bayoun and played football and baseball. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Willie Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ord
Calif
Wille E. Morse
Zorme
Liberty
Engineers School
F. Belvoir
Virginia
Morse
Horace Mary
Bayoun
Willie Morse
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