Editorial drives for anti loan shark amendment in Texas
An intensive statewide campaign supports Amendment No. 4 to the Texas Constitution to curb loan sharks. Endorsed by Gov Prize Daniel, Lt. Gov. Ramsey, Atty. Gen. Wilson and a coalition of civic, religious, business, and professional groups. The Sun urges Baytown voters to back the amendment to shield borrowers from usurious lenders.
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Baylor University
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Ben Ramsey
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State and Junior Bar Associations
Texas Bankers Association
Regional Chambers of Commerce
Texas Motor Transportation Association
Texan Restaurant Association
Texas Butane Dealers Association
Texas Credit Union League
Texas Savings and Loan League
State Bar
Houston
State
Junior Bar
Harris County
Service Cluba
Fred A. Collins
McCall’s Committee
Criss Cole
Jerry Holleman
Afl-Cio
W. 5. Barron
Bryan
Joe Albritton
I. F. Betts
Beaumont
Kermit G. Dyche
Alvin
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Gibson Gayle
State Junior Bar
Max Levine
Denton Kerr
State Medical Association
J. L. C. McFaddin
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Woodrow Seals
Joe H. Tonnbill
Jasper
the Sun
Baytown
How Do You Stand
Barry Goldwater argues against mass conformity and for individual identity and purpose. He contrasts liberal emphasis on uniformity with conservative views on personal dignity, achievement, and self determination, urging readers to seek authentic individual identity. The piece references questions of self, purpose, and societal pressure, inviting reflection on personal meaning.
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Benator, Aric
Washington
Baytown Sun Classifieds and Contact Details
Baytown Sun delivers afternoons five days a week and Sundays from Pearce and Ashbern in Baytown Texas. Staff listings include editor publisher business manager and office roles with contact notes and subscription rates.
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Texas
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Congresswoman Bolton Party Ties Stir Social Columns
Drew Pearson reports Cleveland Congresswoman Frances Bolton, famed for pushing a nurses training appropriation and her wealth, appears in high society circles with Tony Milano and Frank Milano. The piece links Bolton to Teamsters aides, Mayfield Road gang figures, and a dinner honoring her, noting Milano connections and Boltons influence on immigration cases despite moral turpitude rulings.
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Ohio
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Teamsters
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Tony Milano
Big
Frank Milano
al Capone
Mexico
Anethony Colehrene
Aneore World
Frank
Cleveland Society
Tony
Role Tan
Liang Cleveland
Connee
Fla USA
Immigration Service
Try and Stop Me T Was in September at Saratoga College
A humorous scene set in Saratoga where female students visit the bank to open checking accounts after the town’s women’s college opens. A naive freshman requests to open an account rather than make a deposit, prompting bemused questions from a bank official. The piece ends with a light couplet and a note about a Cerf limerick.
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Women’s College
Saratoga
Frank Sullivan
Today’s Grab Bag and Quick Quiz Highlights
A mixed page of trivia and notices includes a 1386 date claim for the Statue of Liberty dedication, mentions famous birthdays, a spiral ear note, and a “Folk of Fame” guessing game about Henry Cabot Lodge. It asks about the Molino del Rey event, a monadnock, buried remains, and Truman’s pick for a Democratic post.
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Who Is The Yale Graduate Senator In 1952 Context
Central Press Writer notes a man linked by family to a diplomat and Yale educated, rising from iron molding to head a wartime firm under Truman’s inquiry, later directing war surplus disposal and mobilization, serving as Air Force head and Korean War mobilizer, then a senator since 1952.
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Henry Cabot Lodgy
U. S
Jana
Yale
Harry Truman
Air Force
Open Forum at The Sun Letters Section
The Sun invites readers to write letters to the editor for open public discussion. Brevity is encouraged, and unsigned letters may have signatures withheld upon request. The column reserves the right to edit for length and libel-free content.
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Kitchen Debate Transcript Recalled in Memoir
The piece recounts the 1959 Moscow kitchen debate between Nixon and Khrushchev as told from notes and a memoir. It notes the secrecy claims, the dense press presence, and the exchange over Berlin. Nixon remains calm while Khrushchev attempts provocation and later backs off.
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California
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Republicans mislead voters on national statistics letter
A Sun letter criticizes GOP data use in economic debate. It cites Life Magazine figures, federal reports, and major newspapers while arguing real national product gains favor Democrats. It warns against inflation adjustments and political manipulation, noting postwar baselines and administration effects. It ends by mocking a plan to send two dollars to Washington for social gains.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Tariff Commission
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Labor
Life Magazine
Baytown Sun
The
Houston Post
Saturday Evening Post
Truman
Washington
Bible Verse About the Seventh Angel in Revelation
The verse reports a heavenly proclamation after the seventh angel sounds that the kingdoms of the world have become the kingdoms of the Lord and of his Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever as described in Revelation 11:15.
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Christ
Know Your Bridge Bouth Analyzes Four Santo Hands
In bridge discussing part scores the article weighs doubles bids and two spades responses, arguing takeout doubles may be best when partner has values and a five card suit. It considers risks of bidding two spades and suggests pass when opponents at two hearts offer chances for defense.
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North
Daily Crossword Puzzle Highlights KING FEATURE
Crossword clues present a mix of wordplay and culture phrases. Entries include a tricky theme line about a raven quote and a Sultan's decree. The page lists puzzle titles, a cost note, and some down clues referencing US state names and water related hints.
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