Editorials. Warren Looms as Dark Horse in GOP Editorials
The piece weighs GOP dynamics with Eisenhower Taft tied for nomination and Governor Warren as a potential spoiler if Taft and Eisenhower split. It notes Kefauver’s surprising pull for Democrats, Harriman’s uncertainty, and a possible Truman platform continuity. It also critiques labor backing and warns Republicans not to overlook Democratic assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
GOP
Rayburn
Mr. Truman
Kefauver
Russell
Kerr
Harriman
Stevenson
Philip Murray
Truman
Healing Exorcisms Named in Gospel Reading
In Matthew 8 16 Jesus casts out devils with his word and heals all the possessed and sick mentioned as evening fell on the scene, illustrating miraculous power over demons and disease.
Husbands Beware Sir Galahad Dream in Brandeis Column
Erich Brandeis muses on wives’ fantasies of royalty and a Sir Galahad complex. He recalls reader letters from Hollywood about imagining being a queen and a king with a harem for dancing. He questions whether his wife’s “dreamy look” reflects real life or a fantasy.
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Europe
Hollywood
Sir Gale
Mr. Brandeis
Liz
Ame
Erich Brandeis
Sir’Galahad
Try And Stop Me And The Hitlers Hollywood Scheme
A Ms Cerf humorous item mocks a Hollywood agent who claimed Adolf Hitler was alive and signed him to a contract to attract a studio. The piece notes the studio head rebuking the plan as monstrous and harmful. Also describes a Milwaukee pedestrian safely crossing after ignoring a red light and a jokey exchange with a police officer. A humor column by William Ritt mentions liberal arts and an “Indian Winter” coined to describe unseasonable cool wet weather.
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George Jessel
Hollywood
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Milwaukee
Howdy
Jaywalker
Mr. Jaywalker
Baytown Sun masthead details and staff roles
The Baytown Sun masthead lists Baytown Son Inc at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas with editors and publishers including Fredmen and Goulds Advertising Manager and Office Manager roles.
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Baytown Son, Inc
Pearce
Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fredmen
Goulds Advertising
É Office Menager
Mine Safety Bill Faces Southern Lobbyist Drive
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes a renewed lobbying push to block a rising mine safety bill after a West Frankfurt Orient Mine No.2 disaster. Southern operators denounce McConnell’s plan as a political tool aiding John L. Lewis and Ohio-Pittsburgh groups, while northern operators favor a compromise.
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Washington
Drew Pearson Almont
Congress
House of Representatives
Orient Mine No.2
West Frankfurt
Tit
Sam McConnell
Pennsylvania
Senate
McConnell
John L. Lewis
Ohio Republican
Lewis
Philadelphia
Ohio
Ed Schorr
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal Company
Quick Knowledge Quiz And Today In History Fragments
A collage of trivia questions and historical notes dated June 1. Entries touch on geography, biology, and literature, with brief references to notable events and birthday reminders. The tone is a newspaper teaser of assorted quick facts and archival items.
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George Washington
Joshua Fry
Ohio
Johnstown
Jutland
Dunkerque
France
Jacques Marquette
América
Kentucky
Tennessee
Leslie Howard
Reviewing Stand: Real Questions For Presidential Race
Henry McLemore argues voters want plain country questions for nominees. He urges candidates like Taft to address everyday concerns such as squeaky shoes, believing such issues can endear a candidate more than major policy stances. The piece reflects a citizen-focused view of presidential accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Chicago
Tibet
Saudi Arabia
Truman
Glass
Shet
United States
Mr. Taft
Mr . Taft
St. Lawrence Waterways
Quotes and questions on politics and manners in a campaign
A fragmented political column riffs on actors and public figures. Bogart quips about fairness in awards while a long satirical volley questions Eisenhower Kefauver Hartman and Warren about daily habits and public life. The text reads as broad satire and media chatter from a wartime era.
Room and Board tube in 1932 political rivalry
A fragment recalls questions to candidates ranging from military service to private lives. The speaker notes no expected war participation by those questioned and contemplates addressing privates and officers about the issue. The passage suggests a campaign era focus on personal character and eligibility during the 1932 to 1936 period.
Hanzel Mangini Leaves Cedar Bayou for Wharton Post
Hanzel Mangini, long time Cedar Bayou coach, departs to take head coaching job at Wharton after two years at Cedar Bayou. Cornerstones laid at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital drew hundreds of Baytonians to the ceremony. Mrs. Guy Williams of La Porte sprained her ankle after stepping on a stamp in her yard ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Hardy
Dr. Gillespie
Down Under
Private Hargrove
Mrs. Parkington
Dorian Gray
Gentle Annie
Green Dolphin Street
Chicago
Idaho
Cambridge
United States Senate
Raisis
Washington County
Air Corps
Hanzel Mangini
Cedar Bayou
Wharton
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Guy Williams
la Porte
C.C. Comstock
Ashtos Kelley
Women's Golf Association
Swope-Supposed Gift Controversy And Broadway Anecdotes
A fragmented Lyons Den column recounts Herbert Bayard Swope praising Diamond Jim Brady's extravagance and narrating tales of Brady's surgery and final days. It notes a Treasury ruling taxing a $40,000 sum as potential income gifts and snippets about POW relief, naval aides, and political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bayard Swope
Jim Brady
Broadway
Brady
Tis
Charlie
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Stassen
Florida
Averill Harriman
York
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London
Ontario
Neat Hart
Hart
Wita
J.am
Manhattan
Sven
Treniv Ge
Chambord
Dianner
Manhattanite
New York
Thes
By Erich Brandeis
By Bennett Cerf
William Ritt
Aitch Kay
Min
Dallas
Avery
Hitan Jaywalker
Sterling
Man
The
Baytown Sun
O.K
United Mine Workers
Republican Party
Peron
Buenos Aires
Benjamin Menendez
Gestapo
Jose F. Suarez
Army
Peronista
Central Press
Pliny the Elder
Fante—fiues
Frances Alda
Phillis E Bottome
Charles G. Abbot
John Masefield
England
Werner Janssen
Joan Caulfield
Zeit
Humphrey Bogart
Yale U
Isenhower
Mr. Russell
Georgia
Deep South
Maryland
Eisenhocer
Di-Mark
Sadier Kefauver
Mr. Warren
Robin
Arlings
Lyons
Leonard Ly
Treasury Department
Hai
Powell
Treasury
Medics
OWI
Chiang Kai-shek
Genere
Hannegan
New Yorker
Steve Hannegan
Lee
Forrestal
Steve
Steve Hannesan
Bob
Te PT. National Committee
Dewey
Schwartz
Lowell Wadmond
Jussoe
Bowles
Equity
Elia Kazan
Ora College
Birdland
Ridgway
M. Baruch
Baruch
B.alb
Neral
At & Cour
Jessel
Ness
Jesse
Ile
Ondsyr
Duffy
Primo Carnera
Colleagu
Mare Plant
Tony Canzoneri
Karl Mandt
Ins Wa
Munde
Louis Ca
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