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A brief religious reflection quotes Psalms 133 7 urging endurance and divine aid. It emphasizes walking through trouble with faith and God’s protection against foes. No additional context or commentary is provided.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1950
Page
4
A brief religious reflection quotes Psalms 133 7 urging endurance and divine aid. It emphasizes walking through trouble with faith and God’s protection against foes. No additional context or commentary is provided.
Two longtime political allies become opponents over public housing. Mayor Oscar Holcombe backs federally financed housing, while The Houston Chronicle urges voters to reject public housing citing private sector shortfalls and federal deficits. The piece argues slums require a new low rent plan and notes disease costs from current conditions.
A writer argues that newspaper comics convey philosophy and imagination beyond entertainment. While strips joke about time and devices, they reveal insights on time use and modern life, noting how people resemble living timekeepers amid pursuit of daily routines and efficiency.
Sun Slants by Fred Hartman notes that the Future Teachers Association chapter at Sam Houston State University is rated the top chapter in the United States. The column casts Baytown figures as active supporters, mentions Dorothy Laird as secretary, and lampoons student life and local politics with satire on Joanne Thaman and other figures.
High Commissioner John McCloy left a number of gravely disturbed congressional readers as he flew back to Germany. The dispatch notes reactions from lawmakers to his actions and statements during his stay in the U S occupied zone.
William Pitt notes belief in witches dates back 6000 years while examining Cold War tensions. McCloy warns of worsening Berlin disturbances and Germany’s grave situation as senators press for large funding for anti-Soviet measures and cultural activities. Wherry challenges dismantling in the U.S. zone and calls to halt plant blows and aid displaced Germans.
This late 1940s style political and crime roundup notes Patton units and Coblenz assault headlines, a House lobby probe, Elks exalted ruler changes in Tri-Cities, Roosevelt defending aid to other nations, Bergman and Crosby film wins, a laundry break in, a burglary at Oasis stand, liquor ad prices, theater listings, and McCarthy and tax bill tensions. The item blends war era politics with crime and entertainment notes, highlighting public figures and local incidents.
Publisher Robert Matherne and Editor Syd S Gould direct the Baytown Sun in Pearce and Ashtel Texas. Advertising Manager Berlan Mee Jacksonayy. Subscription rates listed: 98c monthly, 2.65 for 3 months, 5 for six months, 10 for year. Armed service subscriptions 75c per month. Paid in advance. National Representative Texas Daily Press League. Second class matter at Baytown post office under 1879 act.
The dispatch from Western Europe reports U S officials delaying hard denazification in Wuerttemberg Baden amid a broader German political scandal. State leader Reingold Maier issued pardons to 39500 Nazi followers, with Stroele's signatures questioned as overreaching power and questions about democratic self government in postwar Germany.
A country preacher near Lexington frames heaven as a “Kentucky of a place” while noting Kentucky’s fame for blue grass and red noses. Daniel Boone recalls a three day bewilderment rather than being lost during wilderness journeys.
Grace Bellah Osborne, 48, wed R E B Good in Beaumont after a long separation since World War II. The ceremony united the couple soon after her return for the remarriage.
New York gossip column notes Earl Wilson recounts a vivid night of celebrity mischief. Dike Todd denies a breakup with Joan Blondell after a rumor, while Diana Barrymore and others surface in social circuits.
A garbled patient tale describes a nervous woman in a Pullman seat with doctors and clerks debating remedies and withholding medical actions while referencing notable figures and imagined outcomes in a fractured report.
The item compiles quick questions on folklore and history plus dated notes from It Happened Today. It lists events like the Stamp Act repeal and Grover Cleveland’s birth, and notes David Livingston’s birth in 1813, with World War II captures and other historical anchors.
The author muses on the arrival of spring and asks how to celebrate at age 43 with humor about love, fashion, and avoiding birdwatcher scrutiny while recalling poems of the season. The column blends personal reflection with scattered notes on poets, flowers, and a long, wandering aside about spring rituals.
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