Give Baytown a Break It Has Given You Plenty of Them
Editor column argues Baytown thrives when residents buy at home. It cites 11 franchised auto dealers with 273 workers and payroll over 1.1 million, total investments about 2.42 million, and nearly 500 people dependent on auto sales. It urges local spending to sustain growth and tax base, noting Baytown stores offer goods including cars.
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Joe McCarthy
Washington
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Goodyear
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McCarthy
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Prancis Cherry
Arkansas
Aps
Cherry
Orval Faubus
Commonwealth College
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Wan
Pratt
Remmel
Remmel Jost
Faubug
Subversive Control Board
Washington column on presidential run and racial politics
A Washington column surveys reactions to a potential presidential bid, noting reader letters and editorials from Wellston and Des Moines. It cites race related propaganda, mentions LeMay and SAC jet engines, McCarthy glare fading, and Governor deformations over natural born eligibility.
Capital Highlights Warn of U S Slipping in Science War
The Atomile Energy Commission warns that the United States risks falling behind in training scientists and engineers as Russia reportedly leads in educating 3.2 million such professionals by 1960. Senate coverage notes Sen. Milan Young's Russia trip and photo spree amid the broad science urgency. The piece also links post hurricane floods to mosquito outbreaks across several states with limited federal aid forthcoming.
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Tegay
Russia
Atomile Energy Commission
Lewis
Strauss
Gazeron
Centre Intelligence Agency
Alien Dukes
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Maany
Massachusetts
Neurlotk
Virginia
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Dela- Ware
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Florida
Bible Verse Whither I Box Know and the Way Ye Know
An odd scripture fragment references John 7 themes about knowing the way and guidance. It appears as a shuffled Bible verse note noting familiarity with the path and truth as taught by Jesus. The source wording is fragmentary and lacks fuller context or verse numbers.
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John
Baytown Sun Publisher Rates and Postal Details
The Baytown Sun lists staff including editor Fred Hartman and publisher duties, with advertising director Beulah Mae Jackson. It provides subscription prices by carrier and mail, notes prepayment, and mentions wartime and postal classifications and national advertising representation.
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Pearce and Asche
Baytown
Texez
Fred Hartmae
O@yd & Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
Texas
Congress
National
Youre Telling Me by William Ritt excerpt
Residents of Baie Ste. Marie were startled by a wild moose straying down a street, likely mistaking five for seven. The piece lampoons World Series debates and local “air” fan groups while a Brish mother sends an 11 year old to boarding school for preferring Hopalong Cassidy over Water Babies.
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Bae Ste. Marie Fatten
Hop Along
Cassidy
Short Peach Tree Life On One-W Ranch Echoes Of Time
A rustic narrator recalls a 22 year old peach tree that sometimes is cut back then blooms generously in spring. They describe a lightning struck pine, a shepherd dog who lived 17 years and died, and a dog who howled for six months before being struck by a car. The piece laments loss and a longing for stability amidst a glittering age.
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Chatchee
U.S.A
Oil Industry Spotlight in Gulf Coast Texas
The Gulf Coast Center of Texas highlights vast refinery capacity and oil activity in the Upper Gulf Coast. Houston and Texas City host large complexes with nearly 1 million barrels daily processing, plus dozens of refineries, curling plants, and pipeline flows. The region produced 190 million barrels of crude in 1964, with Harris County wells contributing 65,746 barrels daily in 1984. Offshore discoveries include the Matagorda field and the third offshore oil field completed in April in the upper Gulf Coast.
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Gulf Coast
United States
Texas Upper Gulf Coast
Houston-Texas City
Mouton
Wiha
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Guilt “Oast
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Kay
Old Ocean
Che
Baytown
Houston
Volasta
Texas City
Upper
Harris County
Ue Gulf Coast
Anahuac
Barber's Bill
Conroe
Hastings
Hull, Gamble
Spindletop
Thompson
Webster
Standing Oil and Gas Co
Sanborn
Matagorda
Fiio
Magnolia No. 1
LeTulle
Matagorda Penningvula
Matagorda County
Real Estate Up In Washington 1835 Oddities
Washington 1835 real estate ads show a seller's market with "appointment only" signs and new phrases like available. Columns note horse tying woes, diaper definitions, and a society page worries about female riding and fashion panic. Congress silent on sessions and Pierce era events.
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Washington
Harman W. Nichols
Perry
Early U.S. Legislation and Boxing Rules Quiz
A grab bag quiz asks what was Congress first post constitution law and who revised boxing rules. It lists items about Dickens characters, Quark mountains, and a long “What’s his name” guess, plus a date-based “It Happened Today” and birthday notes for notable figures.
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Congress
Qrark Mountains
Malone meddlesome European trip sparks diplomatic flap
Washington reports reveal Senator George Malone traveled Europe with his wife seeking counterpart funds for unofficial duties. He pressed embassies, sought authorizations, and even phoned Moscow for travel aid, paying his own ferrying costs after Air Force and Senate delays.
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Nevada
George
Molly” Malone
Air Force Generaly
Senate
Moscow
Sam
Malone
Nevada Republican
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James Murray
Murray
Michael O'Connor
Bulganin
Communist Party
Ross Khrushchev
Russia
State Department
Air Forer
Berlin
Alr Forer
United States
Pentagon
Air Force
Ghostly prank shocks readers as page misprint emerges
In a four page sequence the audience applauded a performer until page five reveals a garbled line about a quilt and a crabbed old Toots. Meanwhile a social stat notes the average American pays 81 cents more for matches.
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