Russia’s surplus power outpaced by US in key metrics
A Newsweek summary notes Russia’s four and five year plans boosted output in steel coal oil and electricity but US production remains superior. Gaps are partly due to Soviet emphasis on military needs and lower consumer goods, with shoes and other items falling short of prewar levels. The piece contrasts Western Europe output and suggests a strategic edge for the US in A-bomb readiness and war potential. The editorial also highlights home landscaping as a modern trend and a London burglar stealing only two detective novels.
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Radio
Moscow
Russia
Newsweek
Ussr
Kremlin
Politburo
Soviet Union
Western Europe
United States
Mary Lamson
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Fred Bertman as Editor and Publisher Syd S Gould as Advertising Manager Beulah Mae Jackson as Office Manager Warren Edwards as Managing Editor and outlines subscription rates Caerrier 1.00 per month 12.00 per year mail 1.00 for 1 month 2.90 for 2 months 5.75 for 6 months and annual rates Includes armed services mail subscriptions payable in advance and notes entry as second class matter at Baytown Texas Post Office under the 1870 act.
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Baytown Sun
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Bertman
Syd_S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Caerrier
SUSD
Armed Services
Mai
Texas Daily Press League
Congress
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman IT DID HAPPEN HERE TWO YEARS AGO
Jack Ward defeated H. G. Corneil in a mayoralty race and later appointed Corneil to the Board of Equalization for 1951. The piece notes political maneuvering, a carpet clinic in Glasgow, and local posts, with social commentary on government power and a humorous aside about Idra Yount. It also covers newsprint inventory details and traffic control powers granted to county authorities, plus a note on Gordon K. Bush and a Texas press convention.
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Jack Ward
H. G. Corneil
Jack
H. G
Board of Equalization
Russia
Idra Yount
Glasgow
Virginia
Tames Lees and Sons
Tors
Culpepper
Baytown Sun
Market Street
Harris
Dallas County
Commissioners Court
Markettreet
East Harris
Houston
Gordon K. Bush
Athens (Ohio
Texas News
Dallas
Roosevelt
Norman Hargrave
Controversy Over Bible Revision Sparks Deep Debate
A column argues against sacredness of wording in the Bible while defending a revised Old Testament project led by Dr. Luther A. Weigie of Yale Divinity School. It claims revisions clarify modern misinterpretations and stress that truth, not words, is sacred. The piece compares language in Bible and law, stressing truth as unchanging.
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Luther A. Weigie
Yale Divinity School
Standard Bible Committee
National Council of Churches of Christ
Whigls
Spenser
Have A Laugh By Boyce House
Little Davey scowled as a quarter was handed to him for the collection plate at Sunday school. Each boy recited a verse of Scripture while giving. Davey misquoted saying a mat and his money are yoon parted in a humorous misstep.
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Boyce House
Davey
Reviewing Stand: Amon Carter Proves America Has Culture
Henry McLemore argues Americans have embraced Old World culture by buying fine furnishings from the White House renovation and Ritz Carlton sale. He jokes about Amon Carter purchasing a Ritz elevator for a Fort Worth powder room and reflects on Americans valuing historic items from 1916 era. He notes even small purchases like nails evoke pride in national taste.
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Amon Carter
America
Henry McLemore
McLemore
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Rothschild
Duke of Alba
Arnon Carter
Ritz- Carlton
Fort Worth
Carter
Paris
The
Louvce
Cires
Coney
Catalina
White House
Italy
Florence
Warren G. Harding
Truman Menace on Interior Budget Slashed by Congress
President Truman vows to veto the Interior Department budget if Senate Revisions fail. The dispute centers on cuts and a Keating amendment restricting government power projects and power contracts, fueling a high-stakes fight shaping the 1952 elections.
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Robert S. Allen Washlington
Teman
Interior Department
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Truman
Asiren
80Th Congress
US Employment Service
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Congress
Stein
Rayburn D
Texas
Power
Tri
Screen star Coleen Gray plans second marriage reportedly
New York gossip columns say screen actress Coleen Gray, soon to wed 20th Century Fox producer Stanley Rubin, believes a wife deserves freedom and ample space from her husband. She admires ex-wives’ diplomacy, recalls past marriage strains, and hints Rubin supports open dates while she remains cautious about future ex-husband interactions.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Coleen Gray
Delveen
Rodoney Amita
Joan Andra
Coleen
Stanley BR
Century Fox
Amital
Hollywood
Rubin
Whethy
Stanley
Betty Hutton
Colgen
20Th Century Fox Ithuchies
Lisea
Danville
Illinois
Montreal
Quebec
George Whiurs
Julie
Jerome Kern
Unclear Seattle Bridge Tale Sparks Quickie Course Talk
A fragmentary Seattle story hints at a bridge event or incident near a naval station with dialogue about a quick course. The text mentions a dealer, a debutante, and financial or crew details, but the readable bits are disjointed and lack concrete outcomes.
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Seattle
Naval Station
Quotations author and court case notes unclear
Fragmentary OCR reads like an author quotes list and court reference. It mentions General Leslie and Owen J. Roker with no clear event or outcome. No identifiable dates, places, or organizations present.
Fragmented Readable Trivia From A Dazed Clipping
A garbled OCR fragment poses a jumble of trivia and names. It references Joan James Audubon, For mosa island, Cuba’s independence date, the American Hall of Fame, quintuplets turning 14, Jim Thorpe, language notes on tantalize, and figures like Dionne quintuplets and Helen Morgan, with stray dates and places amid scrambled text.
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Joan James Audubeat
Formosa
Cuba
Duchess theft shocks gallery in Sensational burglary
A 25 year old painting titled Duchess shire was stolen from a four gallery in a sensational burglary. The thief, described as an American master, escaped west and threatened authorities before selling the work back for a nominal price, according to contemporary news reports.
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Seay
Eekale Worth
Ts Vetion
Jnegorten Snc
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