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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1955
Page
4
Roger Babson notes Eisenhower’s illness could trigger a long awaited market explosion driven by institutional buying and debt financed home building. He warns on tax and dividends, urges more advertising to spur grass‑roots retail sales, and suggests Eisenhower's health will steer immediate business momentum.
A vivid slice of Washington life recounts Gwen Cafritz hosting a high profile party for journalists and diplomats, guests scrutinized by social censors, and the anticipated mix of justices. The piece shifts to Tom Moser and Earl King, two polio survivors starting a Dallas bookkeeping firm, their long friendship, rehabilitation support, and grit toward financial success. It closes with a biblical citation from Galatians 3:24.
The Baytown Sun editorial notes local office details and advertising staff, then highlights Capt. John W. Kalb stationed in Hawaii earning the Nations Service rifle championship and multiple top marks in Navy, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and other events. It credits his wife with the dedication behind his success and recounts his_game record across Germany, Japan, and Hawaii.
A garbled column riffs on a burglar caught mid crime, a music critic dating Sweet Adeline, and a snowbound defense drill. It jabs at civic life, weather quirks, and money making, mixing jokes with stray facts about the Manube river and Dutch disease.
New York up divorces get a reconciliation calendar as first court step in family part. Judge Samuel M. Gold leads reforms to move all divorce related cases to family court with focused sessions before charges. He envisions attorney counsel, possible rule changes, and hiring a female psychologist to assess suitable home environments for children.
After eighteen holes under the sun two members of a swank golf club watch an over addressed blonde at the bar. In the club car two men discuss past schemes and a banker and an actor reveal their confidences while a lovesick Purdue youth confronts a not read letter and mixed signals.
A playful jumble of questions covers Elihu Roat ages in 1937, Groucho Marx’s real first name, stage and film roles in Disraeli, caricature definitions, Eragmus in religious history, a famed Japanese diplomat born in 1887, ancient Roman figures under Caesar, and a roster of birthdays and word trivia. It blends biographical prompts with dated events and cryptic clues.
Washington reports reveal behind the scenes maneuvering after Eisenhower’s Denver heart attack. Nixon seeks power during illness, Dewey faction mobilizes, Taft allies rally to block, with Rankin and Brownell shaping the legal stance. Secret talks shift cabinet dynamics and GOP strategy as 1956 prospects loom.
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