Editorial: Britain learns Red China business is unprofitable
The piece argues Communist China isolates itself economically through harsh terms and political control, citing British investors pulling out after a century. It notes Hong Kong dependence on mainland trade wanes, questions Japan’s future market access, and says Red business terms ignore foreign profits. The editorial doubts coexistence with the Reds and forecasts limited compensation or lasting ties.
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Red China
London
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Formosa
Hong Kong
Reds
Far East
China
Bible Verse: Every Tree That Bearth Not Good Fruit
A devotional verse states that every tree not yielding good fruit is cut down and cast into the fire, echoing a warning from Matthew 7 19 about judgment and discernment.
Looking At Life on You Bet Your Life and smoking
A reflective monologue discusses public talk on disease and accidents, the power of suggestion, and the idea that moderation may limit harm. The speaker recalls a radio scare about car trips, shares personal experiences with heart disease, and notes living with smoking in moderation for years.
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Groucho
Tami
Industrialist Janet Jarvis and Ernest Jails rise to steel empire
A fragmented profile describes Janet Jarvis and Ernest Jails who married young, built Smelting and Refining Corp from savings, then led Continental Industries as president and VP. They expanded assets. last year sales neared 400 million with 22.1 million net income. Jarvis is hailed as a renowned metallurgist for grain-size titanium used in aviation engines. A Louisville plant aims for 00 million output on a single shift. The piece includes scattered remarks on politics and sports.
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Baytown Sun masthead and imprint details
The Baytown Sun imprint lists Baytown Texas origin and publisher notes with editor and publisher credits, Pearce and Ashbel addresses, and notes on second class matter status. It reflects standard newspaper stationery language and archival imprint details from the era.
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Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Hartman
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Garl Beulsh Mae Jackson
Texas, Daily Press
Graft tips for new attorney general in Washington
Washington column lists cases from RFC and Commerce on graft, detailing a surplus tanker scheme involving Adm. Harold G Bowen and Robert W Dudley. It traces profits from 500 invested to 382000, tied to Greek shipowners and Aristoteles Onassis, with a Justice Department file gathering dust.
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United Sates
Quick Knowledge Quiz From The Past
A jumble of trivia questions and answers covers planetary fact fiction and historic figures. It names Jupiter as the largest planet, tallies famous names like Sarah Siddons and Rickenbacker, and recalls events from telegraph demonstrations to poems, with hints of birthdays and public notices.
Songs For All Candidates Is His Specialty
Henry McLemore argues candidates should have campaign songs like Eisenhower. He imagines a future fair with rival tunes such as Berlin’s hits and his own if he runs, praising matching songs to campaigns and predicting delegates and spectators recall. He contrasts Ike’s imagined anthem with his own potential “Sometimes” versus Berlin’s “Always.”
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Eisenhower
Chicago
Kefauver
Harrimen
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Kerr
Taft
Warren
Stassen
Irving Berlin
Ike
Berlin
Songs and Snippets Spark a Satirical Preview of Candidates
A jumble of verses pokes at Kefauver Taft Stassen Harriman Russell and Kerr. The reader is treated to wry, era‑tinged political verse and editorial asides while noting disclaimers about copyright and a memo about a trailer and tuna.
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Tennessee
Costello
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San Diege
Calif
Turbulent Night in Washington As Signs of turmoil emerge
A scrambled Lyons Den report notes Truman family attendance at a dinner with Job W Snyder. It describes Treasury autographing attempts on currency, legal motions in the Rosenberg case, and mentions Bernard M. Baruch, Mrs Borden Stevensot, E Rae Gaz, John Ringling North, and Harry Gold. The piece covers Oscar Staff at Cardinal Spellman visit, Ingrid Bergman rumor, Olivia de Havilland legal matters, and various Hollywood figures amid a wave of news items.
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Bernard M Bans
Europe
Borden Stevensot
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ASCAP
Quotations on the Presidential Cycle From Adlai Stevenson
A fragment quotes Gov Adlai Stevenson remarking on the political season and dreams of the White House, noting that the speaker is not among those dreaming grand visions. The text hints at political sentiment and aspirants during a volatile period.
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Adlai B. Stevenson
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Dick Opens Houston Office Seeks County Runoff
Baytown lawyer Dick Little expands campaign with Houston office and countywide tour. Four challengers—C E Daegus, W J Philpot, V V Ramsey, and Hugh May rival for the Precinct Two commissioner seat, while Little eyes a runoff with strong East Harris support. May faces tough opposition and a crowded race heats up toward August runoff.
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Baytown
Harris County
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Tom Decker
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V. V
Bea) Ramsey
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Red
Reds 2
Texas
Huga VI
Lyons Avenue
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