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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1950
Page
4
A religious exhortation echoes from Deuteronomy urging steadfast faith and courage. The passage emphasizes that God accompanies and will not forsake his people, offering consolation amid threats or trials. The text uses a quotation style to remind readers of divine presence and protection.
The piece touts the Red Cross as essential in disasters urging donations and membership while noting critics yet praising its global relief. It also mentions an Agriculture warning about a record insect horde threatening crops and reflects on government moves to shelter essential industries in caverns during an atom war emergency.
Washington report notes Senate talk of a nonbinding resolution urging negotiations to end the arms race. The plan echoes 1933 B2H2, faces opposition from the Truman-Acheson camp, while support grows in the Atomic Committee led by McMahon and lawmakers like Connally and Rooney voices blew apart a Kremlin claim, praising Acheson’s China policy.
Lost at Dolw II Lake March 7, Sun Slants by Fred Hartman. He contrasts the United Nations with the old Pelly City Council, praising authority patterns and noting Admiral Chester Nimitz as a focal point in UN discussions. He comments on budgets, world opinion, and the UN’s limited force, plus encounters with officials and locals.
Fragmentary OCR shows a publication notice referencing The Deily Sun Company at Pearce Baytown Texas and an editor manager role. It mentions a post office under the act of March 3 1879 with names and titles obscured by garbled text.
A dream journey begins with a vanished modern world and silent streets, then transports the narrator to a grand Hall of the Past. There Socrates greets him among a procession of ancient figures from 25 000 B C to 6000 B C, discussing philosophy, history, and early life.
Henry 3icEM0K notes how modern dogs differ from historic pets as they adopt vet visits and meals, while yesterday’s dogs aged naturally. The piece recalls carefree backyards, many dogs at play, and the changing role of veterinarians in a quieter era.
Harold Ross reports from a chaotic postwar scene mixing drafts of the New Yorker with humorous riffs on dogs and modern life. He recalls conversations with Secretary Baker and muses on pets, proprieties, and the absurdities of high-pressure domestic life in a wartime setting.
Rafael Sabatini, Italian born and British naturalized author, is remembered for Swift vivid tales like Captain Blood. His historical adventures such as The Leg of Hawk Bardleys the Magnificent and Scaramouche captured millions with imaginative plots and brisk tempo, unlike many modern works said to lack form.
The article discusses card play strategy in bridge, emphasizing balancing sound moves with customary practice. It recounts a North South auction reaching game in spades, detailing missteps by South in discarding and club plays. Correct defense timing and risk assessment are highlighted, with questions about preferred bidding after 1 Spade by North and 2 Clubs by South.
T. W. Keener of B. G. Goodrich Co outlines human relations as key to winning friends and shaping attitudes toward business. Public relations encompass customer, stockholder, and employee relations.
Broadway gossip notes Peter Lawford dominates the scene as he drums with Sharman Douglas at Birdland while Howard Hughes seaplane interest surfaces in a possible H-bomb carrier. Dempsey and Felice Ingersol duel, Raft poses with a show girl for photographers, and Italian romance headlines Bierle Oberon.
Fragmented OCR notes recount dramatic world events including an Army advance toward Stettin and a visit by Churchit to Ike, plus references to Argentina and broader wartime actions. Local details mention B B Williams appointed city engineer and dates of service, with scattered obituaries and family notes.
The page poses quick questions and historic notes on presidents names, geographies, and figures like Luther Burbank and Helens Keller. It hints at a Puzzle segment with clues about Carthage and ancient generals and ends with scattered trivia prompts and geographic trivia.
A long ago western play titled The Les from Mississippi amused locals, with references to Vicksburg and Mississippi figures. Senator John Sharp TilIs of Mississippi and a tale about a Mississippian returning home late sparked a joke exchange about clocks and hypocrisy, ending with a wife’s sob.
Chicago dated report recalls Captain David A. Jones of the Flying Arrow stating he wants more than a .38 revolver for defense after the freighter was shelled by Nationalist forces on January 9. He was alone aboard and later visited his foster parents Mrs. John R Farrow in Chicago.
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