Washington Cabinet Shakeup Looms in Early Truman Era
Special to Baytown Sun Washington observers anticipate cabinet turnover as Secretary Lovett and Secretary Sawyer hint at departures before President Truman leaves office. The piece weighs potential reshuffles, concerns about replacements, and how Adlai Stevenson or others might handle senior posts. It notes Russia’s production talk by Malenkov and U.S. production comparisons, plus Rep. Cecil King recalling Dan Bolich’s tax case and Mrs. Truman’s fashion mention.
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Commerce
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Truman
Jesse Donaldson
Post Office Department
Adlai Stevenson
Agriculture
Charles Brannan
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Smithsonian book shows First Lady dress from Truman era
A Smithsonian Institution publication features a full page color photo of a First Lady dress worn by Mrs. Truman. The gown, with redress and silver lace, was worn at the National Gallery of Art in January 1949, after Truman’s inauguration. The dress arrived at the Smithsonian after the book’s publication.
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White House
Morgan's Point Officially Gets Apostrophe Spark
A Morgan's Point naming dispute ends with the city council deciding the bayshore town should bear the apostrophe and be written as Morgan's Point. The change marks a shift in local spelling practices amid ongoing political chatter.
Inventions and Fear in a Time of War and Hope
A middle western wife worries about human destruction from new weapons while a columnist argues inventions enrich life. He urges perspective, cites The New York Times backing Eisenhower, and urges readers to stay hopeful. He notes fear hinders, not prevents, accidents and calls for caution and preparedness.
Actress Ella Logan Now Living in Rome with Bergman and Rossellini
In Rome Ella Logan chats with Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini about criticism's effect on rising performers. Logan recalls her mother shielding favorable notices from her daughter while hiding unfavorable ones to spare grief.
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Ambassadors Pose Backstage at Philharmonic Opening
Leonard Lyons notes Ambassador Politis of Greece visited backstage last week. A photographer captured the moment while Politis quipped about a previous zoo shot with a Cretan goat.
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Bible Verse From Revelation 1 5
Today's Bible verse cites Revelation 1 5, highlighting Jesus Christ as faithful witness first begotten of the dead and Prince of the kings of the earth who loved us and washed us from our sins in his own blood.
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Baytown Sun masthead and subscription rates
The Baytown Sun publishes in Baytown Texas with editors and managers listed. Subscription rates by carrier and mail show monthly and yearly options including military rates. Postoffice status indicates second class matter under the 1870 act.
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Baytown
Texas
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Sy@ S. Gould
Betlah Mae
Jackie
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Postoffice
Congress
Success Secrets One Night in 1939
Lyle Spencer of Chicago envisioned a unified social sciences publishing house after noticing a gold mine behind ordinary textbook bindings. A former University of Chicago sociology professor, he built a $10 million technical book business by focusing on economics sociology and psychology.
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Chicago
Howe
University of Chicago
Bologna name origin and a peninsular quiz
Answers reveal Bologna sausage named after the city Bologna in Italy. Shamus corresponds to James. The Scandinavian peninsula holds Norway and Sweden. The football coach with the same name as the famous book is Dana Bible. An octagon is eight sided. Congressmen Kenneth Keating and Jan Miner are the two figures in the quiz.
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Original Charter Group In Lead In Five Years Ago Headline
Five years back today original charter group led the news with Ganders overpowering the Yellow Jackets 6-0, and the Wheat Belt faced a threatened export program. Mrs. Georgia Ann Gentry died at Highlands home of her daughter. Young Joe Blanchard was slugged from a bus window near Port Arthur. Alva Ruth Hunt and Wallace Rogers Burns wed in Highlands. Lt PF. R. Fayle mailed a copy of The Sun from Fort Greeley Alaska with a note on a blouse wearer explanation.
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Harris County
Woodrow Rosser
Highlands
Joe Blanchard
Port Arthur
Beytown
Alva Ruth Hunt
Wallace Rogers Burns
Houston
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PB. R. Fayle
Army Medical Corps
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Sensitive To Noise- Flowers Inside Information From Nichols
Washington October 25.4(F- Yh bet there are many facts about flowers. National Flower Week begins Wow. 2, I'll share information from the flower people. Flowers are sensitive to noise and turn their heads away from loud radios or TVs but recover when the racket stops. They are also affected by chloroform, alcohol, and drafts. The Arabs used the white lily for wounds, lilies have been grown for food in Japan and China, and roses adorned festivals with Nero spending vast sums for roses. The iris symbols power on Egyptian scepters and the Sphinx brow. The yellow chrysanthemum badges courage. Japan's War of the Dynasties inspired the name War of the Chrysanthemums. J Bartram founded America’s first botanical garden. Napoleon favored the violet, and his followers wore violets in exile.
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Ike Adviser Frankfurter's Man Ties to Eisenhower Train
Washington column cites Justice Felix Frankfurter as placing his ally Robert Cutler on Eisenhower's train and notes Frankfurter's entanglements with Republicans. The piece profiles Republican fundraising pressure, Ford and GM influence, and Taft's critique of press alignment with Eisenhower.
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Reliable economic wireriler equipment case study
A briefing outlines reliable machinery and wire equipment in a compact report. It highlights cost efficiency, durability, and practical applications across industries while noting supply chain considerations and maintenance tips for long term use.
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