Baytown Honors Congressman Albert Thomas with Appreciation Picnic
Baytown workers at Emmyloyes of Wasted Rubber and Chemical Co plan Albert Thomas Appreciation Picnic at the National Guard armory on Nov 19 to thank the congressman for keeping the rubber plant open and saving 200 plus jobs. The event aims to celebrate his two decades in Congress, his leadership on appropriations, and his focus on the working class.
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Emmyloyes
Wasted Rubber and Chemical Co
Baytown
Albert Thom
Albert Thomas
Ional Guard
Washington
Congress
Congressman Thomas
United States Congress
House of Representatives
Oscar Hobcombe
Houston
Sity
Texas Law.school
Thomas
House Committee On Appropriations
Federal Communications Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
House
Subcommittee
Albert
Harris County
Morning Brilliance and Memory Stirs Political Echoes
A chaotic column from Savannah Morning News recalls heated civic debates and a parable about imagination versus memory. The piece weaves reflections on journalism standards, social issues, and a wildcatter fable about heaven on a quota system.
Tragic Bay Fishing Disaster Prompts Caution Reminder
Sun News Desk reports a grim tragedy in Gelverton Bay where a fishing trip turned deadly. Three children and their father died in a water accident, a family of ten left grieving. A misprinted headline misled readers, prompting reflection on responsible reporting.
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Gelverton Bay
Erratic Tex town ad copy with scattered names and figures
A fragmentary newspaper snippet from Baytown Texas lists Layawen Sun Inc and Pearce and Asabel in Daytown with unclear roles. It includes editor, publisher, manager credits and scattered financial figures, unreadable dates, and a note about second class matter post office status under federal law.
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Layawen Sun, Inc
Pearce and
Asabel
Daytown
Baytown
Teoxne
Congress
Nationa
Watering Tonight and a Timely Giv Yanogram Tale
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a radio moment with a planned late night surprise and a quirky on air gag involving adhesive tape and a dangling alarm clock. The tale hints at early television prank aesthetics and a wary, humorous exchange about timing and value.
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U.S.A
McDonald Replies To Article In The Sun
Letter from Aly McDonald of Baytown responds to a Sun article about Gander football and fan seating. He shares thoughts on ticket availability, support for the team, and past experiences, calling for fair seating and addressing editor notes on printing letters.
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McDonald
The
Sun
Ganders
Deba Cid
Frien
Hays
Halston Press
Aly
Fortune
Baytown
Vovey
Howsien Press
Did You Know Fact Fragments On Wings And Warns
A garbled notice presents odd claims about rats having wings and bears using trees for signaling. It cites Amber specimens and a statistic about millions in the United States, with dubious percentages for road safety and vehicle manufacturing associations.
Fragmented Daily Quiz Clues and Obscure Names
A garbled page lists scattered trivia and names including Sir Walter Raleigh, James Chadwick, George Poole, Zoe Ising, Ruth Hussey, Ruth Gortinn, Ted Williams, Joe Adcock, Shirley Temple, and Marjie Millar. It mixes birth dates, film and stage references, and a query about a Bollywood-like performer, with stray notes on astrology and page puzzles.
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James Chadwick
George Poole
Zoe Ising
Ruth Hussey
Ruth Gortinn
Ted Willams
Joe Adcock
Rays of union dispute stir Baytown refinery talks
The Sun open forum discusses IAM AFL and TAM bargaining bids at Humble Baytown refinery. It warns signed cards grant broad power to act for signers and urges employees to join Federation or demand removal. It questions TAM promises and highlights wage comparisons and past bargaining results.
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Radder
the Sun
TAM
International
Las Beet
Aris
Baytown
Humble
NLRB
Emnloyes
Baytown Timbloyes Federation
Prov Federation
SAM. Aft
SAM Wold
IAM
AFL
Baytown Mart
Eversoone
Federation
Rleetrelan
Joinerman
Journeyman
Broatierhong
ELTA
Cau
United States
Idd
All Induyir
Bers
Vine
Cilieg Servier
Lake Charles
Houston
Ron
Bastawn
Peonte
Jet
Washington, D.C
Chicago
New York
Ems
Try And Stop Me Independent Cab Driver in San Francisco
Burly taxi driver Herb Cran, the most independent man in the city, refuses to yield to weather or rude passengers outside a big hotel. A storm rages as he calmly reads a newspaper inside the cab, while customers under the marquee complain and press for extra charges. A college bulletin board ad mentions guaranteed courting services and baby buggy for sale amid the chaotic street scene.
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San Francisco
Herb Cran
College Bulletin Board
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Lou
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Heppen
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Tacoma
Wash
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