Kefauver Backs Voluntary FEPC Law Over Compulsory Plan
Senator Kefauver endorses a voluntary FEPC approach relying on persuasion, contrasting with a 1950 compulsory bill that would bar discrimination by large employers and unions. The piece reviews past votes on cloture, a Jefferson-Jackson dinner preview, and mentions other presidential renominations and Democratic candidacies.
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Kefauver
FEPC
Senate
House
Kefauve
Washington
Truman
Democratic National Committee
H.S.T
Bible Verse Lesson On Salvation Knowledge
A short devotional note quotes 1 Timothy 2 4 stating God wills all people to be saved and to know the truth. The verse emphasizes universal opportunity and the importance of biblical knowledge for every reader.
Remembering Paris and a Mobile garden memory
An essay reflects on how small details linger after travel, recalling a Paris potage d ecrevisse and the Notre Dame as possible focal points. The author then describes Mobile’s Azalea Trail Festival, Bellingrath Gardens, and a visit to Walter Bellingrath, whose will honors his wife, highlighting romance and memory over grandeur.
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Paris
Ile de Cite
America
Notre Dame Cathedral
Seine
Mobile
Ala
Bellingrath Gardens
Beltingrath Gardens
A- A. Hunt
Hunt
Walter Bellingrath
Mr. Bell
Success Secrets By Elmer Wheeler
Elmer Wheeler emphasizes the value of pre calling in sales. A top buyer notes a preferred salesman who books monthly visits, defining a partnership approach and discouraging surprise visits. The piece critiques salesmen who skip appointments, arguing that pre selling and planned contact save time and capitalize on opportunities.
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Salemen
Sean’ble
New Wark
Fly
Taney
Man Warns Congregant Over Flirtation at Service
A preacher at Have A Laugh By Boyce House A.PREACHER warned a Teresa in the congregation about a flirtation with another man's wife. The collection included six five dollar bills and a two dollar bill with a note promising to pay the remaining three dollars on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Baytown Sun Details Staff and Subscriptions in Baytown
The Baytown Sun local info lists editors and managers in Baytown Texas, with billing and subscription rates by carrier and mail. It notes office addresses, staff roles, and prepaid mail subscriptions, and mentions national representation and post office status under federal act.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
National Representative
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Wilson Reveals No Armament Schedule In Letter
Washington mobilizer Charles Wilson admits to Sen. Lyndon Johnson that there is no concrete production schedule for arms. He says production is not bound to literal timelines, highlighting lagging outputs, shortages, and a lack of coordinated planning across raw materials and aircraft, with Russia outproducing the U.S. in several categories.
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Washington
Wilson
Drew Pearson
Washington—Defense
Charles BE. Wilson
Lyndon Johnson
Téves
Key West
Truman
Senator Johnson
Senate
R Wilson
Johnson
Mobilizer
Knowledge Grab Bag and Birthday Puzzle Notes
Quick facts and trivia list featuring names like Andrew Carnegie and Arthur Toscanini, plus notes on music, literature, and biographical clues. Highlights include 1690 Hudson River discovery, Greek independence date, and profiles of composers, authors, and public figures.
Reviewing Stand Child Actor Roddy McDowall Grows Up
A nostalgic profile of Roddy McDowall now grown, discussing his film and stage work, his move from a childhood career to radio and television, and his life in New York while pursuing acting studies and stability. The piece recalls Miss Fannie Hurst and Jacques Danielson, and ends with a quip on broad American skills.
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McDowall
Hbover
Roddy McDoswwall
Philip
Roddy
Anesee Williams
Mothe
Amcdowall
New
Aris
New York
Jacques Danielson
Fannie Hurst
Miss Hurst
Hotel Des Artistes
Central Park West
Miss.Hurst
Ich
Danielson
Dea
Faculty Asks Board For $4000 Top Pay In 5 Years Ago Headline
Five years ago today a faculty request for a $4000 top pay was noted amid a report on Austrin weakening. Charlie Minter, a slave, linked to a sheep herder, was described in modest terms with Crosby as his home. December 1 marked a claimed 400th birthday. Mrs. Sol Aron attended the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meeting in Amarillo. G H Garrison was elected president of Tri-City Welfare League Council of Members and Mrs. J L Foley became president of San Jacinto Delphian Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Minter
Minter
Crosby
Sol Aron
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Amarillo
G_H. Garrison
Tri-Ci Welfare League
J. L. Foley
San Jacinto Delphian
Never Put It On Paper Love Advice From A Court Fight
A muddled reminiscence references Murgatroyds costly breaches and a lawyer urging public notes of passion while Carl Van Doren recalls his first country fair. The text mixes farce with faded memory and unclear dialogue about expressions of love and courtroom notes, leaving a fragmented anecdotal impression.
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Murgatroyd
Davning
Carl van Doren
Carl
Belgrade Scenes and Tito Era Toasts in Yugoslavia
A dispatch from Belgrade and surrounding areas describes life under Tito after World War II. It covers cooperative farms, currency shifts, and shortages, plus observations on language, culture, and the political climate as Yugoslavia rebuilds with aid and cautious independence from the Soviet bloc.
Ambassadors, elections and eggs prompt Paris inquiry
Fragmented dispatches recount Peurifoy in Athens changing names with Sophocles and Jack, opposition to a national election system, and a first Atlantic Treaty Organization authorization. A Paris inquiry asks about egg prices versus London as anarchists invade a CN General scene. Washington coverage ties in Eisenhower staff CBS plans and spring spectacles while a humorous tale shows a hearing aid mishap and a toppled pensioner remark.
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John Feurifoy
Athens
Sophoclet Zelus
John
Bia
Soph
Spd
Jack
Mibasander Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Venizelos
Sophocles
Ambassador
Paris
Hhe Platte
Nee? Santos
London
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Cygelidge
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Kefauyer
Russelahn Kerr
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Baytown Sun
Putic
Korea
United States
England
France
NATO
Russia
Europe
Samlor
Andrew Carnegie
Notre Dame
Arturo Toscanini
Jean Leblon
Ter Coloni
Binnie Barnes
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Big Teague
Hudson River
Hendrik Hudson
Yugoslavia
Asis
Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Yuan
Lerturet
Yaddo
Sara
Central Press
Toga Springs
N. Y
Appalachian Spring
Triputer
Chicago
Henay City
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Ity
Moscow
Rome
Scandinavia
Genin
Near East
Ce Alurope
Balkan
Vienna
David Lloyd George
Thomis Masaryk
Czecoslovakia
Carol
Romania
Marshall Tito
Action
Vistar Hugo
Aaron Copland
Jena Girther
Columbia University
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Fair Land
Tech
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Ustraia
Roscoe Ellard
Sun
By. Bennett Ce F
Rogh and Board
Gene Akern
Castal
Huzbeel
Freq
Belgrade
Esscrade
Dei
Alex Singler
Tikes
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Jugoslavia
Viste High School
Englich
Cyrilhea
Naginland
Conti
Colaen
Ashhel
Italy
Srani
Heney
Tito
Tito-Stalin
Tite
Terx
Krem Ti
Jugoslaviz
Robert ’ S School
Goose Creek
Republic
Mershal
Roy Rogers
Harta & Blac
Lyons
Leonardiis
N Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Gardner
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Hershfield
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