Editorial Protest Over Bill Threatening News Access
Texas editors protest a proposed bill restricting crime news access and risking a police and court news blackout. The measure aims to limit public information that could prejudice trials, prompting calls for a conference committee to remove restrictive language and preserve a free press. Observers note the bill’s tension with constitutional rights and newsroom ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
House
Senate
the Sun
Edwin D. Hunter
Freedom of Information
Texis Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Galveston News-Tribune
Preston Smith
Ben Barnes
U.S
Hunter
Bob Jackson
APME
Comus Christi Caller-Times
We Should Be Proud Of Capitalism Not Apologetic
A fragmented admonition argues for pride in capitalism over collectivist ideas. It asserts defenders must be unapologetic, condemns modern detractors, and links economic liberty with freedom, urging steadfast support and rejection of anti capitalist critiques.
Sun Dearsis Letter To The Editor Expresses Elation
A reader from The Sun writes an excited note praising an ongoing project at a local plant. The letter hints at complex issues and drone personnel as part of gear considerations, noting extended time and substantial emotion about the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Dearsis
Baytown Sun staff and publishing details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with P O Box 308. Staff roles include editor publisher general manager managing editor office manager and advertising managers and sales representatives. Subscription rates and national representation are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phirman
Dames
Samness
Robert Kr
Bill Fart
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P. O. Box
Exen Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Merwin
Tito era Yugoslav brand of communism blamed as harsher
Fulton Lewis Jr reports a Senate subcommittee finding that Tito era Yugoslav communism more brutal toward religious groups than other communist regimes. It details imprisonments beatings and executions of Orthodox and Catholic clergy, church closures seizures and arrests of bishops priests and lay leaders under Tito's religious affairs policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
State Department
Josip Brox Titn
Senate
Pep
Thomas Dodd
Varius
Yuuiei
Aft
Conint
Joanikije Line
Belgrade
Arandjelovarc
Siberia
Varnava Nastic
Zemea
Filma
Cepeact
Lane
Thas
Elias
Bisbor
Wei
Ales Sius Slepinag
Treasn
Tito
Fragmented Daily Trivia Puzzle Clipped From 19th Century Page
A scrambled today’s grab bag of questions includes months for oysters, a Siberian district for Jewish colonization, a Maxwell Anderson play, a 1859 weather phenomenon, and a mystery “Spot of Fame” that hints at a historic Democratic National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Pussia
Maxwell Anerson
Laurence
Fragmented obituary and birth notices obscure amid OCR garble
A garbled Central Press collection mentions Ruth Ramsey and Ruth Ramsey bylined items, references to a 1st century printed china and pottery, a birth today note for author Alecansier Faye and actor names Raymond Burr and Robert Montgomery, plus a vague fortune forecast and a name puzzle about those with an I in their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alecansier Faye
Singer Dens Day
Actors Raymond Burr and
Robert Montgomery
GAO targets defense waste amid postwar budget scrutiny
Washington notes that the General Accounting Office led an audit push into defense spending, criticizing contractor profits and lax controls. It highlights costs from combat pants with hip flap to expensive aircraft contracts, and mentions figures linked to the Pentagon and Navy spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearso
Washington
Fisenhower
Defense Department
General Accounting Office
Ren
Chet Holifield
California
Wolifield
GAQ
GAO
Cunsuny
T. Fort Gordon
The Lighter Side On Health Remedies And Odd Cures
A fragmented retro column notes various sarcastic home remedies and quirky cures from the past. It mentions cough syrups, chest rubs, inhalants, aspirin, and a mix of belabored suggestions, hinting at a bygone era’s mixed advice, humor, and skepticism about medical care. The piece reads as a humorous survey of common remedies and the era’s health culture with scattered references to familiar brands and products.
Letters To Editor Reflect on Community Gratitude and Golf Tournament
Readers express thanks to local figures for support of a charity golf tournament and community efforts. Names and places recur, including organizers, sponsors, and attendees, highlighting regional involvement and appreciation. The misspelled text confirms a wave of thanks and forthcoming events.
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE ACROSS CLUES Jumble
Puzzle text shows scattered gibberish and incomplete crossword clues with misread words. Readable items include scattered across and down prompts and numbers, but most content is corrupted and not solvable as a normal puzzle entry.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lds
Che Baytown Sun
Ador
Mnase
Bleses
Fulton Lewis
Titus
Bebel
Aereeney
Mar Switherland
Balti
Jura
Caesar
Proust
Helvetia
Seauanian Gan
Thule
Ruth Ramsey
Central Press
Cohsman
Tedday
Bast
s@ar
Glenn K. Marty Co
Berle Hur Steel
NS Hainbridge
America
Air Force
Mack-p
Ats Rivearold
Frances Ny” Perkins
Fdic Secretar
Hke Phoenix
Tie Angle Five
Isil
New York City
Tri Inle
United States
Absmith
New York
Presiden
Ae Mas
Warner
Beard
Magnyek
Milb
Laeria
Mk Wvente
Henry McLemoit
Ferege
Bacherlean
Tauern
Serarey
Rene Shepesd
Peereertu
Ventre
Hrerrak Ss
Beat
Henress
Jay Decker
Worth Aegier
Nortis
Gett
Anny
Cress
Sheers
Ieag
Seraaty Wine Paman Teestraction
Rough Lava RA
Young Sat Cnt
Surplus
Pasna
Catena
Eeterdesys Maewer
Tery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!