Bible Verse on Sealing by the Spirit Cited
The text cites Ephesians 4 30 urging readers not to grieve the holy Spirit of God by which they are sealed unto the day of redemption, reflecting a devotional note or religious instruction.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
4
The text cites Ephesians 4 30 urging readers not to grieve the holy Spirit of God by which they are sealed unto the day of redemption, reflecting a devotional note or religious instruction.
The Fair Employment Practice bill faces a delayed Senate start with cloture needed to break a Southern filibuster. House substitutes were debated and voted, while the larger political timing hovers over adjournment hopes. The piece also recounts 1940 Nazi blitz momentum and wartime shifts in Britain and France.
Voter turnout in Baytown reflected a tight council race as incumbent trustees surged late, after hundreds of ballots were counted from Highlands. Officials sent 400 ballots, then 400 more, followed by 275 extra in a fierce, open campaign that highlighted public effort over secret backroom moves. The eight candidates deserve commendation for offering service and constructive ideas for immediate school improvements.
In anxious days shadowed by the threat of war a classic truth endures that the more things change the more they stay the same. The author argues human motives remain constant despite advances in technology and society, urging faith and decency as weapons while recalling Russia's long past.
Washington reports Rep Wright Patman the longtime small business advocate has turned to defend stockholders In a report claiming corporates earned 126 trillion dollars since 1939 while dividends totaled 58.8 trillion dollars or about 44 percent The piece highlights vast working capital held by manufacturing firms and concentration among 19 140 of 100 060 corporations controlling 28 billion or 80 percent of capital with super managers positioned to seize opportunities in the economy
On V E Day the Daily Sun highlights two local front page items Kenneth Franzheim of Houston named architect for San Jacinto Memorial Hospital and Goose Creek Independent School District to seek a 1.5 million dollar bond. The issue also notes ten years ago Goose Creek census figures and local education milestones. Premier wartime banners proclaim Nazi surrender and Allied victory with Truman’s warning to Japan. A separate column discusses Rent Control Act extension politics and a leak-filled secret pipeline exposing real estate lobby influence.
Elmer Wheeler weighs in as sea gulls starve in St Augustine. City calls on residents to help pitiful birds after generations fed by the shrimp fleet migrate away. He riffs on dependence and public aid rhetoric as politicians promise more hand-outs from Washington.
Henry McLemore recalls a street encounter mocking President Truman and his political role. A Dewey button crowd and a raucous lie detector gag are described as a critique of Truman on a cross country trip. The piece suggests Truman’s political nature is inseparable from his public actions and persona.
Fragmentary quotes discuss timing and delivery in a baseball context, mentioning the forearm and hitting. Ted Poston references appear in the asides, with unclear attribution and incomplete phrases.
Hollywood gossip column notes Groucho Marx and Harry Ruby passing a funeral sign with prices, while Gigi Durston demonstrates a shifting circle of social events and party chatter. Joe Martin denies romance with Myrna Loy amid political reactions. The Hartmans’ show Tick, Bis Please draws attention with a single showgirl and sharp quips. Various entertainment bits cover tremors of industry, personnel moves, and light social banter across New York and beyond.
A fragmented note describes Fred Allen’s travels from Portland to Hollywood for a film role. It mentions an apartment scene with a star of high stature and a joke about sharing space, plus a reference to Washington and Herding in a quip about not being able to tell.
A mixed list of trivia prompts and historical notes. Questions ask about World War II female Coast Guard members, largest planet, a republic in the Western hemisphere, nautical slang, and a 1932 Austrian chancellor, followed by assorted historical snippets and a word mystery.
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