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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1952

Page

6

Editorials Question Morris Clean-Up Role in Government

Newbold Morris, labeled the president's cleaner upper of graft, faces uncertainty over subpena power as Congress debates authority. Senate committee rejects Morris specific subpena rights, proposing a limited crime investigator with Senate approval, while Truman prepares White House moves amid historic repairs and political friction. The piece notes past White House restorations and teases Anglo American bets on Ike and Adlai.

Newbold Morris Congress Senate Judiciary Committee Morris Senate Mor Ris McGrath House Judiciary

Bible Verse CAST: Thy Burden Upon the Lord

A devotional line from Psalms 5 verse 22 urges readers to cast their burden on the Lord and trust His sustaining care. It emphasizes steadfastness for the righteous and divine support against being moved.

There’s good news from Gabe Heatter tonight

Looking At Life by Erich Brandeis recounts Gabriel Heatter’s radio cheer with a court ruling granting $27.50 to Alex Tyburzee of Brookfield against Mrs. Sadie Heatter after a hay wagon crash. The piece also narrates a chaotic train trip in Mobile and humorous luggage mishaps, plus a child’s miscommunication at home.

Gabriel Heatter Gabe Alex Tyburzee Brookfield Conn Sadie Heatter Heatters Sarazen

Second Look at the Cup Ad Yields Hampton Ham Enterprise

In Halifax Virginia Mary Watkins McLan uses a forgotten pre Revolutionary War ham curing recipe found in her cupboard. She buys hogs, cures hams slowly for two years, and gains acclaim from food experts. An order for 300 hams follows after her trip to New York last year.

Halifax Virginia Cupad Mary Watkins McLane Hinalis Mary Wilkins McLaughlin New York

You’re Telling Me by William Ritt satirical column

The Russians claim they invented the electric light while Aitch Kay suggests they mean satellite. A light front page item notes the railroad strike being sidetracked. Zadok Dumkopf jokes about a barber who is perfectly bald, highlighting a cheerful snapshot of the day.

Aitch Kay Zadok Dumkopf

Palace Guard Aids Truman Shaping Policy, Masons Told

Washington notes reveal President Truman relies on aides as a palace guard who advise on high policy. Matt Connelly is highlighted for steering Pan American Airways merger and delaying public tax return disclosures. Truman praises his staff, including John Steelman and Press Secretary Joe Short, as indispensable in managing the White House public relations effort. Senator Kefauver’s housing efforts are traced to Nathan Straus, with a tale of how Straus aided Kefauver in securing housing legislation support.

Drew Pearson Washington Truman Palace White House Matt Connelly Connelly Pan American Airways American Overseas Airways Wisconsin Trumen Pythias Soti Matt Bill Hassett John Steelman Joe Short Mir Short Mississippi Baltimore Sun Charles G. Ross Missouri Gang Charlie United States Kefauver Nathan Straus Roosevelt Straus FIDA Congress Tennessee Estes Kefauver House of Representatives Conman Taft Aus Severnnt WMCA New York Tamapshire

Fragmented Quiz Pack—History, Language, and Celebrities

A collage asked trivia: European city falls glass, Eisenhower year, St Lawrence length, a riddle about a writer with arms feeding a hungry neighbor, and birthday notes for New York governor Thomas Dewey and actor Richard Code. It mentions George Lister, old song stories, and a guessing game about Connell and public figures with dates and names.

Falls Glass Dwight D. Eisenhower North Atlantic Europe St Lawrence River Gelf New York State Thomas Dewer Canales Richard Coa George Lister Pas

Reviewing Stand: Connally Must Be In Hawaii Controversy

Henry McLemore chronicles how Senator Connally sparked anger in Hawaii with remarks on statehood and patriotism. Hawaii residents and Nisei troops, including the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, defend national loyalty while a Honolulu fundraiser scene unfolds.

Tom Connally Connally Hawaii United States Buchwald Texas

Stop Me If You Can A Young Man In High Pressure Sales

A young man with high honors from a sales school starts with a Teal prospect and pushes for a large policy. The client grows displeased as he tries to close the deal by talking the client to death. During a convention trip, he overextends himself.

Sam Bimmell

Quotations on POWs and suspicions in Korean and Chinese camps

Fragmentary line notes that Americans planned to surpelge when a side went over a small sum and sought to dispose nameless Korean and Chinese prisoners of war. Mentions Winn and Fersman with unclear context.

Winnfersman

Special Election Set After Death of Senator W Lacy Stewart

Five years ago today a special election was called to fill the state senate seat vacated by the death of Senator W Lacy Stewart of Houston who died of a heart attack during a fishing cruise at Cedar Bayou. The note also mentions births, local club leadership, and a Houston Symphony tour.

Henry McLemore Nally Texas Hawaii Isa IL Honolulu Senator Connady Mae United States Ling Sa Iwo Jima Wao New York Gonnally Buck Buchwach Oregon Vandenberg Redg Senate W. Lacy Stewart Houston Stewart Cedar Bayou C. M. Hamel East Pearce Elizabeth Ann Dorothy Elizabeth Eaves MM. W. Morgen Baytown

Istanbul Town Tales and Turkish Trade Surprises

A travelogue through Old Town and New Town Istanbul, detailing crowded streets, traffic jams, and vibrant markets. The writer contrasts Turkey with Europe, notes bold taxi antics, and observes Turkish soldiers in American gear. Rain dampens sightseers as the bustling fruit and lamp stalls beckon amid haggling in the grand bazaar.

Rew Europe Istanbul New York

Lyons Den HOBBY: Greer and Lasker visit York racing stable

Screen star Dane Greer and husband Edward Lasker arrived in New York to view horse breeding farms and entertain offers to buy promising paintings while discussing art and wealth. A chaotic public scene touches on Beekman Place and art trade value amid inflated dollar era.

Dane Greer Edward Lasker York Columbia. SC Lasker Billy Rose Beekman Row & Rady Rembrandt Soutine Franz Hais Vieminck Rouait Charasquez Mississippi P Bler Lindy’s

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