Bible Verse Cast: burden upon the Lord sustains thee
A quotation from Psalms 55 verse 22 urging reliance on divine support. The verse emphasizes that the Lord sustains the faithful and will not let the righteous be moved.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1950
Page
4
A quotation from Psalms 55 verse 22 urging reliance on divine support. The verse emphasizes that the Lord sustains the faithful and will not let the righteous be moved.
Harry Hartman led East Harris County and co-chaired the county campaign. Humble Oil and Refining employees gave 11,700 and the company 6,000, aiding a drive that lagged in other Baytown areas. Plants Manager Gordon L Farned praised Humble's strong response amid late reports from business districts.
Sun Slants notes post game life reverting to calm as a switchboard roars with calls and crowds while progress brings bugs and changes. It mentions M F La Croix and Thad Felton, praises Alex Mosses, Trinity Episcopal Church open house, and Lee College bond hopes with work to start in six weeks.
The article recounts Clarence Darrow using dramatic courtroom rhetoric to win a libel case. It describes his strategy of vocal emphasis on the word libelous versus libelous to sway jurors who lacked legal terminology. The tale highlights his belief that how you say it matters as much as what you say.
A reflective column argues studio audiences boost performances and actor energy, citing stars like Alfred Lent and Laurence Olivier. It compares applause to life blood for actors, notes the appeal of appreciation, and blends domestic observations on marriage, praise, and kitchen warmth as emotional currency.
The Baytown Daily Sun Company based in Baytown Texas lists its publishing and pricing details with reference to Pearce and Ashbel. The notice mentions a publisher editor and various prices including monthly and yearly rates, indicating a local newspaper information snippet.
Henry McLemore reflects on his travel humor as he plans a London trip. He jokes about English disdain for his American attire and insists on wearing the right tie and carrying an umbrella. He notes English dress codes, certainty of disapproval, and the customs he aims to observe.
Reports reveal U S officials faced with displacing Holocaust victims to housing for former SS troops as Congress weighs another 800 million for Germany reconstruction. Evictions continue amid denazification tensions as Buchanan targets March hearings and Wherry secures a limited debate plan.
A digest combines committee lobbying costs and findings with a trivia page. It cites a $160000 request to continue an investigation, lists top spenders like American Medical Association and Constitutional Government, and adds historical curiosities and birthday notices. It blends political notes with heritage trivia and readers’ puzzles.
Aggie Agronomy researchers in College Station study turf breeding and cultural methods to grow green football fields year round. Projects compare bermuda with Kentucky 31 fescue and test adaptability on sod, wear, climate, and soil needs across Texas lawns, parks, and sports facilities.
Laurel Maryland man Fob Berker is charged with killing his wife after allegedly trying to scare her into silence. The incident prompted quotes attributed to a near-great figure, reported by local press.
A glance at Broadway bands and studio players shows musicians with distinct habits and superstitions. Highlights include union head James Petrillo’s germ fears, Dizzy Gillespie’s claimed psychotherapy witness, Benny Goodman arrangements by Jim Mundy, and Charley Puqa’s instrument devotion.
On October 17 1949 Council Bluffs voters approved adopting a city manager form after a lengthy campaign. The decision followed dissatisfaction with the prior council and calls for a clean start with a new council to oversee the transition and ensure responsible governance.
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