Editorial on the children of God and the devil
An editorial markets a biblical moral frame citing John 3 10 to claim that those who do not practice righteousness are not of God and to contrast divine love with fraternal neglect, reflecting a churchly stance on ethical behavior and spiritual belonging.
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God
Devil
John
House Interstate Commerce Committee
H. B. Jones
American Coin Machines Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Charles Wolverton
New Jersey
John Heselton
Massachusetts
Jones
Mail delivery cuts prompt Congress action and old post office debate
Congress may direct or request the Postmaster General to end twice or thrice daily home deliveries by July 1 amid a large deficit and proposed cuts. The House Appropriations committee seeks reduced daily deliveries, reorganized city service, and avoids widespread rate increases for cards and second class mail. The piece also notes historic postal changes and a reaction to recent politics surrounding NLRB and FTC leadership as well as light items about mustache trends and a fish bite incident.
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Congress
Post Office Department
House Appropriations Committee
Hoover Commission
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
New Orleans
Truman
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations‘ “Board
NLRB
Denham
Senate
Hike Denham
Wilson
Frank S. Myers
Portland
Oregon
Supreme Court
William B. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Roosevelt
Humphrey
Sun Slants By Fred Harman on Foot Health Week
The column jokes about foot care during Foot Health Week in May 2027 and notes seven of ten Americans need professional care. It mentions chiropodists, the term kneeled by Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow Wilson, and humor about feet. The piece segues into language history and a note on a dictionary project at the University of Chicago. It also covers local political chatter about W J Mills, Sam Hoover, Bob Casey, and a possible lieutenant governorship for W Reed, with mentions of Harris County politics and the Baytown Sun connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Mells
W. J. Mills
Marihell Stewart-Mills
Hugh May
William A Miller
Mills
Amlilis
Harris County
J. W. Mills
Sam Hoover
Bob Casey
Casey
Lincoln’s Letter On an Attorney’s Finances and Birth Dates
A humorous anecdote recalls Abraham Lincoln evaluating a young attorney’s worth for a letter. He notes a wife and baby, a modest office with cheap furniture, and a rathole corner. The piece shifts to a political question about notable Americans born on holidays and a February birthday.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Dore
Washington
Poems of Edwin Markham and the art of poetry
A professor’s letter reviews a new volume Poems of Edwin Markham praising the poet’s art as the heart’s power to move, not strict technical perfection. The author contrasts Markham with Schubert and a ukulele scene, arguing art is felt emotion over form, and ends with a brief, cited quip about art and desire.
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Charles L. Wallis
Kevke College
Upper New York State
Edwin Markham
Man With the Bee
Weakiss
Fetter
Edwin Merkham
Wallis
Markham
GOP Will Make Communism Issue Central in 1950 Campaign
Washington Dispatch reports top Republicans plan a national anti-Communist drive to attack Democratic rivals using materials from Senator McCarthy and Smathers. Key figures include Gabrielson Brewster Hall Wherry Bridges Towns end Coleman and Lodge criticized for resisting McCarthy probes. Economic, slot machine, and public concerns follow as the party seeks unity and electoral advantage ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert & Allen
Washington
Joe M McCarthy
South
GOP
George Smathers
Florida
Claude Pepper
Smathers
Mrong
Guy Gabrielson
Owen Brewster
Maine
Senate Republian
Leonard Hall
New York
House
Republican
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Hugh Butler
John Townsend
Delewere
Senate
Wisconsin
Thomas Coleman
McCarthy
Coleman
B. B. Hickenrooper
Town
Cnarges
Brewster
Gabrielson
Staathers
Truman
Henry Cabot Lodge
MicCarby
Lodge
Republican Party
Reviewing Stand Longest Fight On Record Husband Vs Wife
A humorous column recounts a near legendary quarrel between Henry McLemore and his wife Jean over a three month trip’s packing. The faux dispute escalates from clothing weights to wardrobe choices, with mock threats of jail and court appearances as they argue which bags and outfits to take for Asia and Europe. The piece plays on public fascination with extreme bouts and family banter.
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Henry Miclemore
Almanac
Johnny Kieran
Andy Bowen
Jack Burke
New Orleans
Louisiana
McLemore
Jean
Idlewild
Egypt
Asia
Europe
Sahara
Quotations From Great Near Great Dialog Fragment
Fractured text echoes phrases about dames and human dynamo ideas with unclear attribution. The snippet hints at quotes discussing women and humanity, but the meaning and context are obscured by garbled OCR. The article fragment lacks concrete events, persons, or dates to summarize definitively.
Treacher talks decline of the butler in films at New York pub
Arthur Treacher visits Show Bar on West 41st Street and laments the fading role of butlers in cinema. He recalls autograph pressures, early career moments, and shifts since prewar drawing rooms, noting Hollywood’s shift away from servant scenes while praising old theater days.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Arthur Treacher
West 41St Street
Wilson
Dava and
Jules
Hill
Genevieve MacDonnell
Treacher
Bud Artozur
Shaw
Hollywood
Butler
Quick Knowledge Quiz Pack Answers
Trivia prompts cover Indian tribe counts Benedict Arnold betrayal location chukkers game and birthplace of independence documents. Also lists birthdays, historical events, and a biographical clue about a French statesman with Underground activity and de Gaulle links.
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United States
Benedict Arnold
Five Years Ago Headlines From The Sun Files
Looking Backward From The Sun Files recalls five years ago with items on Yask taking Vitel Okinawa Hil and a May 26 bond election plus a note on British units entering Flensburg. Benny Pruett a 75 year old Cedar Bayou pioneer died at 8 40 am after a long illness. Girl Scout event at Baywr Community House drew over 600 people from Tri Cities area. Tri Cities Junior Chamber voted to clean up Hos Island to restore a safe bathing beach and playground for summer outings. Peter Hechler died at his Crosby home 4 pm Monday. Ten years ago German forces pushed ten miles into France near the Maginot Line under General Winkleman command. Boy Scouts program was launched last night at Mt V.
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Yask
Vitel
Okinawa Hil
Flensburg
Benny Pruett
Cedar Bayou
Nisich
Tri-Cities
Tri-Cities Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hos Island
Peter ML Hechler
Crosby
Mondey
France
Maginot Hne
Winkleman
Detenerive
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Fred Harman
University of Chicago
Ift
Ito
Reed
Boyce House
Baytown Sun
Boyce
Hartley
Apewdavyt
Schubert
Arthur Godfrey
Texas
Erich Brandeis
Washington Dispatch
Wiscon
Joa’ MeCarthy
Brewster -and
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Leon Keyserling
Dynamos
Bart
Jeeves
J. J. Shubert
Shubet
America
Shubert
Papi
Panama
Merman
Betty Button
Rage Tend
Warrington and Byers
Ji Fizzy Dean
Virginia Field
J. Allyson
June Allyson
Betty Hattony
June
Weill
Betty
Romeo
Lewis
Amelia
Canada
Mexico
Wish TO
Sheriffs Son
Busher
Greess Lightning
Bill Henry
Pak Green
Broadway
Peaceful Valley
Gert Gerter
Howard Scott
Honore de Balzac
William Henry Seward
United States Navy
Mercury
Mars
Jan Repire
Bougles S. Freemen
Woody Herman
Ord
Henry Fonds
West Point
Pole
Philadelphia. S
Reyes
Haute Garonne
Chamber of Deputies
Muret
Charles de Gaulle
London
de Gaulle
French Republic
Sun
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