Mose Sumner Honored At Surprise Baytown Dinner
Fred Hartman reports Mose Sumner honored by Baytown friends at Rebel Inn dinner with jokes and praise. A copper plaque bearing his name and a foundation gift highlighted the event. his civic work and Endowment for Robert E. Lee graduates noted. Attendees included L. G. Sanders and Gordon L. Farned as tributes praised Sumner's faith in mankind.
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Rebel Inn
Bch
Matheme
Mr. Mose
Jose Sumner
Hartown
Bfr
Rosetown
Baytown
L. G. Sanders
W. C. Swain
Gordon L
Iz. Mose
Sumner Foundation
Jersey
Carver School
Arose
Jos
Air
Mose
Robert E. Lee
Lodge Reid
Joe Reid
Hugh Echols
New York
Mosé
John C
Editorials for God Sent Not Condemnation to World
An opinion piece cites John 3 17 to argue that divine purpose is salvation not judgment. It reflects on scriptural guidance for compassion, patient outreach, and inclusive religious witness amid contemporary concerns.
One Tunnel Down One To Go Opens Pasadena Tunnel
The Pasadena Tunnel opens for traffic today as the Baytown Tunnel tubes arrive from the Orange shipyard. Harris County celebrates this milestone boosting Houston area growth and linking Galena Park Pasadena Baytown and La Porte. A Coca Cola Bottling plant expansion in Houston also opens showcasing the region’s rapid development and the call for a Baytown sub plant as growth continues.
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Pasadena
Baytown
Orange Shipyard
Harris County
Galena Park
Houston Ship Channel
la Porte
Ship Channel
Houston
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Coca Cola
Live Oak Street
Gro
Bissonnet Street
Sun
Have A Laugh Wee Jenkins Father To Triplets Trophy Wager
Wee Jenkins becomes father of triplets and office colleagues gift a silver loving cup. He quips about winning it three years running as the trophy is presented. A drunken man with a half grown alligator causes a scene as the animal tugs on a rope.
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Wee Jenkins
Jenkins
Youre Telling Me By William Pitt President Truman press remarks
Truman stated a desire for an independent Congress and sought southern Democrats to be independent of northern Republicans. Critics debate his stance, with claims of left or right leanings. The piece notes the southern filibuster as a tough hurdle for Truman Democrats and references a Canadian mayor resigning after an insult, hinting at political newcomers.
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Truman
Congress
Baytown Daily Sun Advertises Rates and Office Details
The Baytown Daily Sun shows publication details including Pearce and 52 Ashbel location in Baytown Texas and lists staff roles like Publisher Editor Advertising Manager and Office Manager with annual and service rates noted. The text presents miscellaneous publication information from the month.
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Daily Sun
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
A Nickel Lesson On Politics And Prices
A humorous column reflecting on a nickel with Monticello and mottos sparks thoughts on Washington squabbles high prices and public skepticism. The narrator visits Pennsylvania New York New Jersey asks citizens about what can be done expressing frustration with officials and the era's politics.
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Pennsylvania
New York State
New Jersey
Washington
Russia
State Department
Reviewing Stand recalls gin rummy inventor C Graham Baker
Henry McLemore notes the death of C Graham Baker, inventor of gin rummy, and reflects on his era and influence. The piece nostalgically recounts Lakeside Golf Club memories, celebrity players, and Baker’s cultural impact in a personal tribute.
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Henry McLemore
Graham Baker
C. Graham Baker
Kremlin
Greece
Canasta
Amy
Washington Dispatch Questioning Deportation Policy
Washington, The House Rules Committee weighs a controversial bill creating a permanent detention system for aliens ordered deported but not accepted by any country. Key figures include Rep Francis Walter, Rep Emanuel Celler, Rep Sam Hobbs, Attorney General McGrath, and Justice Clark. The measure faces opposition from Celler and McGrath, while Hobbs and Clark support it. A pivotal debate centers on balancing security with risking innocent individuals.
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Robert S. Allen
Washington
House Rules Committee
Alien Rules Committee
Justice Department
California
Rules Committee
Francis Walter D
Pennsylvania
House
Judiciary Committee
Airens
McGrath
Cellerly
Hobbs
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Celler
FBI
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Gene Cox
Georgia
Brown
Eisler
Clark
Hisler
Celier
Devil's Island
Ellis Island
Forte
Looking Backward Five Years Ago Headlines Patchwork
Five years ago headlines noted Yanks push near Naka Harbor and Britain moves to ease veto powers as U S S and Russia refused further concessions while warplane production was cut. Wayne Eugene Jones five was seriously hurt crossing near Nazarene Church in Stewart Heights. Lieutenant Wiesinger on convalescent leave visiting Baytown parents. City Marshal Dickens returns from Carrizo Springs after brother’s death. Nightly commotion at IMS graduation as Gladys Senders and Pumfoy Thompson named Miss and Mr Robert E Lee. Ten years ago German planes bombed coast of England in a likely prelude to a Blitzkrieg with Fred G Gillette as La Porte Commerce president.
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Naka Harbor
Britain
U. S&s
Russia
Wayne Eugene Jones
Nazarene Church
Stewart Heights
J.C. Wiesinger
Bushnell General Hospital
Brigham, City
Dish
G. C. Weisinger
Baytown
Ed Dickens
Carrizo Springs
Lon Dickens
Robert E. Lee High School
England
British Isles
Fred G. Gillette
la Porte
Ava Gardner calls from Spain amid Sinatra rumors
Ava Gardner spoke by phone from a Spanish town about rumors of her and Frank Sinatra. She denied a Paris romance, said she would return to the United States in August after finishing her film, and dismissed stories of a costly necklace, noting instead her preference for Coca Colas and gum. The call touched on Mario the bullfighter but she defended their friendship as harmless and expressed homesickness for America.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Ave
Gardner
Tossa del Mar
Marie
Lucious
Ava
Frank Inatra
Paris
United States
America
Frank
Howard Strickland
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Madrid
Tosse
Spain
Frankie
Mario
Mio
Atlantic
Frenkie Badag
Anyry
Ars
Tweetie
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge The Answer
Quiz style column presents four questions on presidents, authors, law, and geography. It then lists historical events and notable births, including Auguste Piccard, the Golden Gate Bridge opening, the Bismarck sinking, and William Pitt the Younger. It ends with era trivia and a challenge to identify a silent film star and a French Revolutionary figure.
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Auguste Piccard
Charles Kipfer
Alps
Golden Gat Bridge
San Francisco
Bismarck
European
William Pitt
Cantigny
France
Emelie
Yvonne
Cecile
Marie
Annette
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William. Pitt
ECA
George Washington
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Groucho Mers
Thomas Pefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
McCarthy
Lucas
Gembler Erickson
Maryland
Texas Guinan
Beening
ISM
Lakeside Golf Club
Bollywood
Hope
Crosby
Barry Lusford
Zahn, Sutherland
Coburn
Craven Menjou
Hayes
Weissmuller Dyer
Lakeside
Charles Coburn
Hollywood
Randy Scott
Jimmy Grant
Boomtown
George *Murphy
Allan Hale
Mt. Everest
Frank Willerd
Moon Muilins
Willard
Phoenix
Arizona
Bud Kelland
C. Grehem Baker
MicLemore
Washington Dispatch
U.S
California Senate
Ava Gardner
Fou
Frank Guerre
Bob Hope
Cupid Wilson
Tessa
Yonkers
Arthur Greys
Adele Helise
Ed Gardners
Heles Traybei
Fi Mere
Park Sherston
Weal Lang
Sarah Churchill
Hellwood
Joel Bushkin
Mermaid Boon
Arnold Bichael
Franchon
Park Avenue
Luba Maria
Versailles
Excellett
Malins
Emery Eshiman
Lou Holtz
Betty Henderson
Earls Pears
Georgie Solotsire
Herve
Lee Mortimer
Central Press
Santiago
Capitol
Richmmond
Surrey
Europe
Anna ‘Kevening
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Brenchwoman
Telled
Revolutionary Party
Eo Band
Herbert Hoover
Auirier
Chester A. Arthur
Gene Stratton Porter
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Madame Marie” Eanne Roland
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