Clearing Up A United Fund Misunderstanding in Baytown
The Baytown area clarifies that residents do not fund the Houston United Fund. Baytown and East Harris County contribute to national and countywide agencies, not the Houston drive. Quotas listed include Red Cross 26807, Girl Scouts 7310, Boy Scouts 11000, and more totaling 119186, with further notes on service scope and local needs. Also covers a Sun newspaper circulation trip to a Rice vs LSU game honoring new customers, and a baytown used clothing drive encouraging families to donate clean garments for schoolchildren through Thrift Exchange centers.
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Baytown
United Fund
Houston United Fund
Harris County
Houston
American Red Cross
Red Cross
American Cancer Society
American Heart Society
Houston Papers
Girl Scouts
Thrift Exchange
Baytown Crippled Children's Treatment Center
Boy Scouts
Welfare League
Health League
Recreation Council
Veterans Service Center
Houston Agency Service
Chest Operations
USD Fund
American Heart Association
Harris County Polio Association
Houston Agéne
White Y Servis
Rice
Lsu
Ralph McCamy
Baytown Sun
Murray Rogers
Old Baytown
A.N. Manteris
Rebel Inn
McCamy
69Th Street
Buffalo Bayou
Roosevelt
Hoover Commission
Billio
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania
Tee Loweryer
Fornia
California
U. 3
Friendly Heizats
Nearier
Ye Boulevard
Dag Nitta
Nixon
Congressmay
Howe
Fay
Look at This Drain and the Garage Visit
A man recounts washing his car for guests and the rain ruining it. He recalls a garage visit where the mechanic boasted about his newborn daughter and the wife bore the hardship, while the tale spirals into reflections on blame and faith.
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New England
Frank
God and fortune echo in a reflective column
A writer discusses faith and gratitude, contrasting human fault with divine will. The piece questions blaming God for misfortune and cautions against excess, while marveling at sunshine after a car delivery and thanking God for a wonderful world. It mentions Frank the Garage man as a decent citizen and urges appreciation of blessings.
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Frank
God
Overseas Press Club gathers for Off the Record celebration
The Overseas Press Club marks the release of Off the Record written by nine members. Hal Goyle of AP to review the book, amid anecdotes of UN beat coverage and newsroom banter. Tallulah Bankhead will headline an Oct 11 TV revue with Groucho Marx as guests.
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Overseas Press Club
Hal Goyle
Pierre Huss
Hearst
Mialik
Rusher
Grammer
Tallulah Banhkheld
Ethel Barryfore
Groucho Marx
Oct
Cri&t
Tallulah
Miss Barrymore
Salelah
Mary Margaret McBride
Miss McBride
Bankhead
John Phillips
Harper's
Ee Ning Post
Phillips
John P. Marquand Jr
Goodman Ace
Saturder Review
Beria
Jackie Gleason
Eni
Politician Platforms Then and Now From 1840 To 1952
Leonard Lyons notes shifts in party platforms from the 1840 Democratic plank to modern 1952 pledges, tracing how constitutional limits, federal spending, and social programs evolved. He citesRoosevelt's New Deal, Truman's Fair Deal, and Eisenhower versus Stevenson positions, highlighting the drift away from early soundness toward watered down commitments.
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Walter Winchell
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Winchell
Nixon
Roosevelt
Truman
Io c
American Federation of Labor
Republican Party
America
Democratic Party
Nixon Financial Spotlight After Eisenhower Tax Release
In a Washington discussion the Nixon campaign refused to publish his tax returns, contrasting Eisenhower and Stevenson disclosures. Reports note Nixon’s donors and the Price Waterhouse audit stance, with questions over hidden funds and the Nixon expense fund. The piece links family fortunes and California roots to Nixon’s financial situation and campaign financing.
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Los Angeles
Gen
Eisenhower
Sen
Nixon
Gov
Stevenson
Sen. Sparkmen
Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher
Jack Garland
Garland
Union Oil Co
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Price-Waterhousm
Price- Waterhouse
Melesson-Robbins
MeKesson-Robbins
Nixon Fund
Price-Waterhouse
Dana Smith
Ni- On
Lamar
Congress
Verse Quote From Romans 14 11 Proclaims Knees Bowing
A biblical line from Romans 14 11 declares that every knee shall bow to the Lord and every tongue confess to God, reflecting a call toward universal acknowledgment of divine authority.
Baytown Sun Subscription Rates Listed for Baytown Area
Baytown Sun announces subscription rates by carrier and by mail with monthly and yearly options. Names listed include Fred Hartman Syd Gould Beulah Mae Jackson Warren Edwards. Armed Services rate set at seven cents a month. Entered as second class matter in Baytown Texas.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Ashtel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd. S. Gould
Beulah -Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
National Representative
Texas Daily Press League
Post Office
Congress
West Virginia hills residents report fire monster sightings
A peculiar report from West Virginia natives describes a fire breathing creature roaming at night. The tale contrasts with widespread sightings of flying saucers and reflects era concerns about sensational phenomena amid everyday life.
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West Virginia
Seeine
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Jerry Mabry
E. G. Larkin
Reggie King
Joe Laughlin
Philip Banning
Charles Burns
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Humpy) Massin
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Eddie Fisher
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