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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1954
Page
4
The Baytown Sun editorial argues General Lindbergh warned that long term survival hinges on the character of man, not weapons or science. It cites his Institute of Aeronautical Sciences talk and warns that wars and material progress threaten civilization when inward qualities are neglected.
A columnist reflecting on New York's underbelly and glamour. He contrasts Twenty-One era crowds, cab drivers, and subway scenes with high society, noting the danger of losing touch with the real city as he clings to its vivid reality. He acknowledges the tug between indulgence and prudence, preferring genuine city life over champagne breakfasts.
A fragmented column recalls a May feast reference in Daniel to the writing on the wall. It muses on modern haste, speed, and the idea that the faster you live, the more you rush through life. The piece blends biblical allusion with meditation on time and memory.
A White Sulphur Springs gathering urged banning deceptive sellers who push bold claims. The speaker criticized hucksters for exploiting fierce competition and urged honesty over urgent sales pitches, calling for restraint in advertising rhetoric.
A Bible verse from 1 Corinthians 9 14 states that those who preach the gospel should live of the gospel. The line emphasizes support for religious workers from their ministry.
Battle Creek residents report Japtncoris trivvittatus as a tiny tree dwelling pest posing a local problem. Observatories completed a one foot square photo mosaic of the night sky from 1 245 snaps. Thrifty countryside greens gatherers and golf kinsfolk are noted. A New York governor proposes modernizing Mother Goose rhymes. The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe may vacate to a one room flat.
Washington digest items include six thousand plumbers in convention with several female plumbers present. Mrs Eisenhower memorabilia listed. National Air Show favored by Detroit and Dayton figures. Rumors on Harold Talbott's posting and Dayton ties. National Press Club hosts nine women reporters with luncheon treats. Representative Richard Poff critiques time spent with Communists. estimates 90 words per 32 percent of 92 meetings. Teacher asks pupil Jerry to name nine greatest Americans. he has eight plus a suggestion for a ninth.
An old time Washington column notes a quip about Morse code timing and cites Army dentist Col. George T. Per vis as inventor of a tongue thermomet erology device. The Pentagon reports rapid temperature readings in five seconds.
A jumble of trivia and notices touches on questions about spring romance, McKinley’s vice president, amoebas, a female Israeli judge, and which president married Julia Dent. It also lists birthday acknowledgments, a Mussolini era ruler, notable actors, and miscellaneous historical notes with dated events and quick facts.
Washington column outlines Goody Knight’s maneuvering with AFL of California leader Haggerty to win labor endorsements, portrayals with congressional delegation, and private GOP talks promising support for a right to work while challenging Warren. It also notes Dirksen White House talks on ending McCarthy hearings and Stevens’ resistance to changing rules.
A Pennsylvania. Q-How much do state sales taxes now cost each cihten t oAn average of 320 to $45 a year, according to a nation-wide old survey. Q- What part did the Victoria Bridge play in Canadian history? A Its completion across the St. Lawrence in 1860 made it possible for a railroad to enter the United States Canada.
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