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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1951
Page
4
A brief message invoking Revelation 20 14 about the second death and judgment, describing editorial content treated as a burning fate for these passions or ideas. The phrasing suggests a moral or apocalyptic framing rather than a straightforward news item.
Washington sources say Secretary of State Dean Acheson has moved toward a more America first stance, backing stronger European defense and a tougher line with allies. His chairing of a Japanese peace talks and push for an Atlantic Pact concert show a leadership shift amid congressional and public pressure. The Korea War UN effort hinges on more substantial European troop commitments as the United States presses allies to bear greater responsibility against global communism.
The ad copy explains Wheeler’s sales tactic by drawing customers with showrooms and attractions. It highlights the slogan We dare you to prove we will give you more for your car and the idea to lure prospects into the showroom where the car sells itself.
The Baytown Sun lists staff and contact names with offices in Reytown Texas and Pearce Ashvel. Advertising manager Beweh Meed Jackson and office manager Warren Eowards are named. Subscription prices show monthly and yearly options and prepaid terms are noted.
A round of editorials weighs President Truman’s plan to require all federal officials and top appointees to disclose outside income. Opinions vary on privacy invasion versus cleaning up government and curbing corruption. Several papers urge ethical standards and enforceable transparency while noting potential loopholes and political maneuvering.
A humorous column notes human vanity shortfalls beside mice at high altitude affecting disease resistance. It recalls a pricey medicine, a joke about doctors charging for typhoid, and Gloria Swanson’s vegetarian views on protein. The piece ends with a quip about hay and mean animals.
Henry McLemore humorously recalls a New York apartment with a wood burning fireplace and the surreal costs of buying stove wood. He jokes about misdirected tax schemes, RFC loans, and splurging on luxury items while roasting politicians in his imagined fireplace, ending with a warning to renters about expensive firewood.
Senatorial probes opened over Frieda Henneck possible federal judgeship in New York City with close door sessions. Opposition leaders cite Pecora friendship and betting history as disqualifying while supporters stress qualifications and historic precedent.
Five years ago today headlines note Daz zieg Austin tallying runs and passes to lead a 27 to 6 victory. Vishinsky pledges Soviet cooperation for peace as global tensions linger. An informal groundbreaking for San Jacinto Memorial Hospital is announced for Monday. Sid Lee’s automobile is reported stolen from the parking area at the Lee-Austin game. Miss Elvie Smith and Harold Russel Harper wed at the bride’s sister’s home.
Walter Wencell recalls a bustling New York scene with Frank Sinatra George Kaufman and Dagmar among week’s bright sights. The piece blends overheard quips about Olivia de Havilland Kathy Bates and Sophie Tucker with notes on theater premieres and late night club chatter in Times Square and Park Avenue.
A messy OCR style collage lists questions anddated excerpts about science and history. It includes queries on milk gravity, Eratosthenes, animal terms, and astronomy, plus a string of birth and event dates and a playful fortunes-style forecast for a child born today.
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