Congratulations To Civic Music Association
Bay town Civic Music Association celebrates its largest membership drive, aided by Baytown Music Study Club members. The growth signals civic life expanding to culture with top musical talent coming to Baytown and broader support for arts in schools and community groups.
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Civic Music Association
Baytown Civic Music Association
Baytown Music Study Club
Baytown
Association
Baytonians
Breyionians
Yessir
San Jacinto
One God and One Mediator Verse Variant
A brief Bible verse reference noting there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, from Timothy chapter two verse five.
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Man Christ
Jesus
Timothy
Looking At Life From a Optimist Columnist Ruminates on Crime
A columnist contemplates human decency amid rising crime, noting how technology and progress offer both good and peril. He laments violence, war, and moral lapses, asking why people harm others while recognizing the potential for betterment through faith and responsibility.
Cedar Bayou Students Happy Over Election
A letter from Cedar Bayou students praises the election result and defends the district, noting two schools and inviting critics to attend classes to see the buildings and the students’ development. The writer, C. B. Creel, thanks those who campaigned against consolidation and asserts student capabilities.
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Cedar Bayou
Ceder Bayou
C. B. Creel
Quotations on Kefauver, Costello, and Eisenhower PACs
A collection of quotes criticizing Frank Costello's trial verdict and defending a fairer military training system. Sen Estes Kefauver denounces Costello, Rep Carl Vinson condemns anti Christian defenses, and Ted Willems notes surprise at Marine assignment while Jack Kroll promotes Dwight Eisenhower support within CIO PAC.
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Costello
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Frank Costello
Carl Vinson
D. Ga
PAC
CIO
Dwight Eisenhower
Jack Kroll
Baytown Run Editor and Publisher Ad Manager Note
Fragmentary OCR lists roles and contact text including editor publisher and advertising manager with unclear names and dates. No clear event, place, or outcome is present. The readable items mention Baytown and month references but lack cohesive factual content to summarize an actual news item.
Senate probe shadows Puerto Rico turmoil
Washington journalists describe a growing Senate probe into Puerto Rico under Governor Luis Munoz Marin, fueled by allegations of dictatorship and a controversial figure, L. D. Long, a Charleston contractor with tax disputes. The piece details Long's housing projects, campaign gifts, and legal appeals while noting Puerto Rico’s public reaction and the risk to Congress’s prestige.
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San Juan
Pueerto Rico
US Senate
Puerto Rico
South Carolina
US Congress
Congress
Western Hemisphere
L. D. Long
Pan-America
Caribbean
Cherleston
S. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Long
L D. Long
Pueto Rico
Munoz
Popular Democratic Party
Jesus Pinero
Washington
Pinero
Ex-Toy
US District Court
US Court of Appeals
Boston
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
BHA
Frederick D. A. Carpenter
Quick Knowledge Quiz Pack From A Newspaper Page
A collage of trivia prompts asks state capitals and opera origins, plus flags Libya Switzerland and atomic age notes. It includes historical dates 1629 1791 1944 1947 and a celebrity riddle about a lawyer associated with Nazi trials and atomic commission.
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Pierre
Libya
Switzerland
United States
Massachusets
Vermont
Union
Berlin
Germany
Russia
United Nations
New York Chinese Laugh At Mystery Of Chinatown
Writer Chiang Yee in The Silent Traveller in New York mocks Chinatown tour hype, noting guides and locals mistake religious sites for exotic curios. Yee recalls Confucius shrine beliefs, Joss House rituals, and tourist gullibility while praising the book’s charm and a watercolor exhibit at Beekman Place.
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New York
Mel Helter
Manhattan
Chinatown
Chine
Chiang Yee
Yee
Beekman Place
Mott Street
Confucius
Joss House
China
Census Count Ready Tomorrow Headlines Recall Five Years
Five years ago today records noted a census count imminent and Roseland Park deed acceptance by Mr. and Mrs. Kilgore of Houston. Bill Daniel spoke to Baytown Methodist Men. A Cedar Bayou resident burned while fighting a chicken brooder fire. Washington awaited word on the USS Houston sinking claim involving Henry Amon English.
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Roseland Park
Goose Creek
R. Kilgore
Houston
Bill Daniel
Liberty Attorney
Baytown
Baytown Methodist Church
W. L. Ofrey
Cedar Bayou
C. H. Tipton
Washington
Henry Amon English
The Lucy Stone League Debates on Press Fairness to Women
The Lucy Stone League plans a series of forums at Waldorf with a March 16 debate on Is the Press Fair to Women The group led by Doris Fleischman Bernays features prominent circles including ex federal judge Rifkind and public health fellow Rick Held Recent notes cover public figures such as Bob Moses and Willie Sutton as well as arts and entertainment updates from Charis Chaplin Sally Rand and Bill Paley.
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Lucy Stone League
Waldorf
Lucy Stoners
Doris E. Fleischman
Edward L. Bernsys
Famry Stoners
Miss Fleischman
Mrs. Bernays
Secon
Doris Fleischman
Si Rifkind
Geupty
Tom Murphy
U. S. Public Health Service
Rick Held
Harvard
Truth In Space Beregorics
West Side
James C. FR
Federal
Bureau of Natscotics
Cleveland Rogers
Bob Moses
Moses
New
Miss Swarthout
Julla
Noguche
le House
Park Avenue
B. Ro
Washington
Mexico City
Mexico
Bill Pat
CBS
Jock Whit
Sally Rand
Palm Springs
Stop Me A SOFPT-DRINK Emporium Names Its Founder
A Atlantic City shop near the Broadwalk run by Six-six O’Connell uses a neon sign and quips that his legal name is Six-and-Seven-Eighths. He explains his birth naming came from his excited father and a mistaken hat size. A separate Oxford Street bus scene shows a mother urging her daughter to eat at a schoolmate’s party as she notes fish for dinner. The mother responds to the daughter’s Friday question with a sharp remark about England.
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Broadwalk
Atlantic City
O’connell
Mr. O'Connell
Condon
Oxford Street
England
Count me out says Truman press conf
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman reports Mr. Truman will not run for Congress, ending a 13 second press conference in the Old House Building. Hartman notes Albert Thomas’s busy role on the appropriations committee and the heavy workload in Washington. Hartman quotes the speaker praising Thomas while asserting the appeal and difficulty of the congressional job.
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Washington
Texas
Baytown
Thomas
Appropriations
Ilinois
Karl Bracher
Paul's Lutheran Church
Bird
Albert
General Services
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
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Cass Michael
South Dakota
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Leonard Lyon
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