Editorials Urge Support for Texas Amendment No 5
Baytown teachers are urged to back Constitutional Amendment No 5 on Nov 2 by Dr W R Carmichael president of the Texas State Teachers Association. He says the amendment grants constitutional stature to the Teachers Retirement System preserves investments and offers greater future benefits without extra cost. He also advocates Amendments 1 and 6 to aid higher education and in state student loans.
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Baytown
W. R. Carmichael
Texas State Teachers Association
Carmichael
TSTA
Board of Trustees
Texas
Buying That New Suit Is The Roughest Part Of It
In New York AP columnist Uy Boyle recalls the difficulty of buying a new suit, framing it as the roughest part of the task. A humorous exchange about worn clothing and a heavy downpour to vote underlines practical concerns of tailored appearance.
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Uy Hal Boyle
New York
Rover
William McKinley
Grover Chiveland
Cary Grant
Coney Island
Red Poland Test Case For U S Aid
A long disjointed text mixes Cold War era notes about U S aid to Poland with anecdotes about fashion shopping. The Poland content references hospital construction and Communist party reactions, then shifts to a personal essay about buying a suit, mirrors, and a wife's supportive role as a body guard during a shopping trip. The piece blends politics and humor without a single cohesive narrative.
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing details
The Baytown Sun publication data lists editor and publisher roles, management, and office details. It notes circulation areas, address, and subscription rates, along with a short statement of Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
Population boom challenges Malthus in modern world
Babson Park column notes U S population surpassing 195 million and a world population over 3.3 billion. It discusses Malthusian theory, rising birth rates in developing regions, and shifts toward family planning and contraception as global efforts intensify to avert famine and resource shortages.
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Babson Park
Mass
United States
North America
Europe
Russia
Thomas Robert
Malthus
Church of England
TSS
Lane
India
China
Canada
U.S
Johnson
Catholic Church
Today’s Grab Bag and Spot of Fame Guess the Name
A mixed puzzle page asks readers to identify canal names fingered by questions, water color Paints, early U.S. export products, and Confucius burial. It also notes born today celebrities and a historical note on the 1900 World Series opener in Boston. The spot of fame highlights a town famed for brick, tile, and celebrated violin family masters.
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Tetia
Amati
Guameri J
Stradivari
Tower and Duomo of Bergamo Italy Described
Central Press writer Ruth Ramsey recalls Bergamo's Torrazzo tower nearly 400 feet tall as the tallest in Italy and the 12th century Duomo with a Romanesque exterior. The marble porch columns rest on lions, with a Virgin and Child statue and patron saint Onobona. A rose window and twin Romaneque arcades complete the facade in Lombard style.
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Tse Torvrazzo
Italy
S. Onobona
Red China pressed in Africa with rail plan and covert remarks
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports from Africa on Chinese expansion aims in Ivory Coast and Ghana with plans to build a coast to copper rich Zambia railway and to cultivate influence over Niger Dahomey and Nigerien leaders. The piece cites a purported Chinese intelligence memo calling for armed support to rebels and a broader push to establish a People’s Republic in Africa, warning of Western weakness and urging action.
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Drew Pearson
Africa
Ugsasalmate
Youmassoukro
Ivory Coast
India
East Africa
Zambia
Coast
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Garcia
Philippines
Sarit Thanarat
Thailand
Nehru
China
Russian Siberia
Russia
Siberia
United States
Viet Nam
Ching
Houphouer + Boigny
Afio
Niger
Chana
M Ama
Nankine
Bera
Bri Sinate
Hamuani
Nanking
A. Dangalidima
Brema
African Affairs
P.O. Box
Accra
Ghana
Revolutionary General Staff of
Sawaba Party
Cuba
Piari
Dahomey
Lagos
Kano
Funtua
Katsina
Magaria
Rouma
Dilwa
Hida
Morin
Nigeria
The Lighter Side On Hiring And Lunch Tests
A humorous memoir about executive hiring quirks including Penney’s lunch test for managers and odd red flags. The narrator recalls his own hiring paranoia and odd vetting rules from a ketchup factory job.
Columbus Day Celebration Planned by Knigts of Columbus
The Columbus Day event by San Jacinto Council No. 2758 at KC Hall West Main features barbecued beef plates from noon to 2 and again from 6, with adults at $1.25 and children 7 cents. St Joseph's School band directed by Chet Brantley will perform. Essay contest awards planned. public invited.
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San Jacinto Council
Knigits of
Columbus
KC Hall
West Main
St. Joseph's School Band
Chet Brantley
Know Your Bridge By B. JAY DECKER TEST YO 1
Bridge column discusses six no trump play and an end play against spades and diamonds. It analyzes lines to extract trumps, manage ruffing, and ensure the contract regardless of North South distribution.
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Know Your Bridge By
B. Jay Decker
Ag Swrathan
Lear
Hing Fen
Ires Syndicate, Inc
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Tus Hospital
Com- Amtlestate
Che Baytaun Sun
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale O
Freston
Jenn Bradley
Ty Paul Putman
Pete Aclu
Corrie Laughlin
Cook
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
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Associated Press
Lee
West
United Nations
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Quicki Jd
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Panama Canal
Confucius
Anthora Faith Baldunin
Tawi Untermeyes
Vladima Horamat
Jule Andrews
Laurence Harvey
Stanley Holimeay
Boston
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Pittsburgh
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Ruth Ramsey
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Tara
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