Fear of men and trust in the Lord quoted
A religious proverb echoes that fearing people can trap, but those who trust in the Lord will be safe. The verse from Proverbs 29 25 emphasizes faith over fear and divine protection.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1950
Page
4
A religious proverb echoes that fearing people can trap, but those who trust in the Lord will be safe. The verse from Proverbs 29 25 emphasizes faith over fear and divine protection.
A New Outlook discusses Julius Rosenwald’s idea that Sears branch managers should be community citizens. It highlights Baytown executives and workers active on school boards and charity drives, praising International Harvester’s John L McCaffrey for stressing industry community involvement. The piece notes Baytown’s synthetic rubber role, Oberfell of Phillips Chemical praising local plants and Baytown’s ties to crude oil as central to regional industry.
Baytown prepares for Saturday events as 47 enumerators begin census tasks and Southeast Texas students compete in the Interscholastic League band contest. Island tunneling advances with nine tubes laid out and first tube due May 15, while Brown and Root erects offices on Spillman Island. News notes cover regional supervision, state and federal approvals, future tunnel phases, and hopeful leukemia drug results in Indianapolis and Summerland.
A fragmented account traces Samusi BH Kress who popularized low priced, daily use items in five and ten cent stores. It links his concept to early retail history, compares him to Henry Ford, and notes his rise from teaching to owning a small shop in Nanticoke Pennsylvania while surviving the 1893 panic and building a mass market for affordable merchandise.
A Milford Connecticut widow 25 rescues a dog named Sergeant Cocoa from the icy Weppawerz River on a frigid morning. Firefighters assist back at shore as the grateful dog shows thanks with a lick. The local paper highlights her quiet compassion amid busy neighbors.
Baytown Sun Company at Pearce and Ashbel notices publishing details in Texas. Advertising manager and office staff listed with subscription prices and terms. Subscriptions payable in advance. past office listed with dates around March 3, 1879.
Henry McLemorg reports from Lake Windermere about a grand National Day mood, a staged royal cheers incident at Aintree and a humorous rock climbing talk by Lord Andrew McDonegal. The narrator recounts joining a rock climb and an amusing misadventure with officials, ending with plans to visit Nelson's monument in London.
J C Hoffpaui was appointed electrical inspector for Goose Creek. The town notes a flag gift from Tri Cities American Legion Post and mentions local civic events including a school trustee race in Goose Creek Independent School District and chamber of commerce activities.
Nancy Sinatra plans to sue Frank Sinatra in Los Angeles for divorce related costs, child support, and alimony, accusing mental cruelty and seeking roughly 45 000 to 50 000 dollars annually for three children plus 20 000 yearly for herself and home upkeep. The action follows a breakdown in negotiations announced on Valentine's Day and may be handled by New York attorney Arndy Grant or a partner.
Nearly every town has one citizen like Squire Jones who would have brought in a minority report. A man in Mexico wanted tickets for his wife and himself to the big fight but spoke no Spanish as he handed crude drawings to a bellhop who replied Si and returned with two doses of milk.
A mix of trivia and notes from a newspaper page. It poses questions about alphabets, sports forfeits, landmarks and locations. Historical events list births, military and political milestones, and a celebrity quiz with readers prompted to name figures.
A fragmented note reflects belief that Grath will prevail and cites a principle said to have been taught to the people of Japan. The misspelled author names and garbled source text suggest a wartime or diplomatic摘 fragment discussing influence or guidance given to Japan.
Washington reports a wave of resignations looming in the Marshall Plan ECA leadership. Director Paul Hoffman Deputy Director William C Foster chief economist Richard M Bissell and others consider leaving while Senate debates push protectionist and domestic surplus policies. The President seeks assurances but loyalty and funding remain in question as broader coal and foreign policy stresses mount.
A Poland story recounts Gomulka’s visit to the Kremlin where Stalin hosted a long banquet. After eight hours of revelry, Gomulka quips that tea was the only thing he received, while Stalin complains. Gomulka retorts that everything else was theirs. Also notes Woollcott arriving with a Chinese flunkey and a host’s rumor of a “Pelping Tom,” and Lawrence Leeds claiming his cow is psychoanalyzed for a fodder complex.
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