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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1949
Page
4
Longest peace time Congress sessions cited in history
The first session of the List congress lasted about nine months, one of the longest peace time sessions. Comparisons note 1940 and 1942 extended twelve months during wartime brinkmanship, with 1947 and 1945 sessions stretching into December though in recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Pame
Republican Party
Success Secrets of Osborn Rupert and Raby
Three war era colleagues from Pesco Washington become successful businessmen after forming a joint venture Their approach centers on self built shops cautious planning rapid action and persistence They manufacture and ship all welded house trailers that gain attention on the West Coast The article extols practical steps planning evaluation quick execution and faith in the system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Osborn
Tony Rupert
John Raby
Pesco
Washington
Ebsin
H Ad
Minnesota
New Supersonic Plane X-3 Promises 1000 MPH Flight
Inside Washington report notes Douglas X-3 designed to exceed 1000 miles per hour in level flight as a third in a line of supersonic research aircraft. While Bell X-1 and Skyrocket claims surface, official speeds remain unverified and powers for such speeds are not yet developed. Carroll D. Kearns of Pennsylvania urges Congress to inspect Fort Knox gold reserves after failing to find a public intrashow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Kearns
Pennsylvania
Congress
Fort Knox
Kentucky
House
Kearns
Sam Barburn
Texas
Texas Laughs By Boyce House MAWRUOUSS at 2 station agent
A traveler requests two tickets to Springfield and debates which Springfield. Illinois Massachusetts or Missouri offers cheapest fare. A Levy family at a cinema causes a refund after their crying infant, then returns to see a dull film. the father prompts the mother to pinch the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Rachel
Baytown Sun publication note and address snippet
A Baytown Sun notice indicates daily publication excluding Sundays with printer and company details. The fragment references Pearce and Bel in Baytown Texas and a March 5 1878 post office note tied to Congress, suggesting archival record context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily, ‘Sun Company
Pearce and
Bel
Baytown
Texas
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman on Texas cotton and roads
Fred Hartman mocks Texas cotton pickers after a Missouri winner. He notes a short cut to Dallas via Marlin and Waco, comments on Hillsboro traffic and highway wear, and jokes about local ad men and Dallas origins.
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Dallas
Marlin
Waco
Hillsboro
Wexahac
Et E
Sinks At Life by Erich Brandeis
A provocative note from Erich Brandeis claims a Colorado Earthworm Hatchery employs 15 girls who dig worms by the millions and wear them as bracelets. The piece portrays the workers as very young teens and suggests moral concerns about their social behavior and job suitability.
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Colorado
Getting Back Home And You Don’t Have To Return From Europe
Henry McLemore reflects on three months abroad and the surge of patriotic relief at returning home. He contrasts American pride with foreign manners, arguing Americans boast less abroad and crave reaffirming their national identity on home soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Henry McLemore
New York
Johaanesburg
Nest
Emily Post Department
State Department
America
Hely
Worm digger sparks debate in quirky column
A jumbled miscellany mixes trivia puzzles, birthday notices, and a controversial worm tale. It includes questions about nautical terms, Kentucky capital, antinonyms, and Ferdinando de Soto, plus a debate on why women fear worms, and a musing on a cello maestro and Danish author.
Five Years Ago FOCATS Headlines and War Echoes
A collage recounts World War II era notes including Marines wounded in the Pacific, a captain prisoner of war in Germany, and MacArthur's radio pledge to liberate the Philippines. It also quotes travelers’ jabs at American bravado and a reflective critique of foreign impressions and national vanity.
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Philippines
Sol Goldsworth
Isgur
United States Marine Corps
Pacific
S. T. Taylor
Robert Scott
Germany
Scott
Darrell Gigout
Goose Creek
Douglas Macarthur
Bataan and Corregidor
Paul Cater
Baytown Junior High School
Fragmented Phrase Amid Public Sentiment Quotation
A damaged OCR fragment presents a quoted line about everyone’s troubles being piled together and people taking an equal share, followed by stray characters and unclear punctuation, offering little discernible context or fuller meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aren
Toor
Rejected by Paris Publisher Proust Swanns Way
In 1911 Marcel Proust finished Swanns Way the first part of Remembrance of Things Past and submitted it to a Paris publisher. The senior editor Andre Gide advised rejection. Years later both men were famed and Proust praised the author’s restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Proust
Swann
Paris
Andre Gide
Proust
Ide
Side
Exhibitors Get Word On Fat Stock Show
Live stock exhibitors nationwide receive the 1850 livestock premium list for the 18th Houston Fat Stock Show. Premiums totaling over 45 080 are offered in cattle sheep and hog divisions as the event begins February 1 at Sam Houston Coliseum. Horse poultry and rabbit divisions push totals beyond 50 000. Deadline for cattle sheep and hog entries is December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Sam Houston Coliseum
W.O. Cox
Fire damages refrigerator outlet at 106 West Galf
Defective wall socket caused a fire that burned a switch and a cord on an electric refrigerator at 106 West Galf. Fire Chief Art Lintelman said there was no other damage and the blaze occurred when an instant appliance was connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Art Lintelman
Four Year County Audit May Cost Up To 300000
Harris County plans a four year outside audit of county books including flood control and navigation district. Estimates by J A Phillips Sheffield show 245000 to 300000 for four years and up to 390000 for eight years. Costs spark debate over necessity and funding.
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Houston
Harris County
Flood Central and Navigation District
Commissioners Court
J. A. Phillips, Sheffield and Co
Houston Independent School
Tax Research Association
Phillips
Court
Association
Tr.a
T. R A
Bill
Perry
Harry L. Washburn
E. A Lyons
Strveyer Phillips, Sheffield and Co
Audi
Letters of appreciation from Robedi e student council
The Robedi e Student Council thanks supporters for cards and backing in their run for Southern Association of Student Councils office. Despite losing to South Carolina, they praise effort against strong opposition and note a Robert E student was invited by the National Director to appear at the National Association of Student Councils event in Beaver Creek, Colorado on June incy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE High
Robedie
Lee
Southern Association of Stude Councils
South Carolina
Robert E
Neto
National Association of Stag Councils
Rey Lee
Hetationg
Einai Soma
Barcley On Bridge Feminine Stars Shine In Tournament
The article highlights the rise of top women bridge players and notes their equal skill with men in major events. It discusses Helen Sobel and Ruth Sherman, praising their high-level play and strategic technique, including a sample hand from Sobel’s book All the Tricks detailing decisive plays and communication.
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Geminine
Helen Sobel
Greenberg
Publishers In
New York
Themesl
Ruth Sheriman
Metro
Shakespeare
Sprawling Word Puzzle Clues From Week’s Crossword
Readable crossword grid clues mix with scattered terms. Entries span 50 across and down references. includes words like Witch, Wenders myth, God of destruction, and Board of Ordnance abbreviation. Puzzle appears as a mashed list of definitions and partial phrases from a daily crossword page.
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Burden
Weaver-Bird
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