Psalm 68 19 Blessed text reference
A devotional line citing Psalm 68 19 praising the Lord as daily benefactor and source of salvation reminding readers of divine daily gifts and protection through faith in God.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1950
Page
6
A devotional line citing Psalm 68 19 praising the Lord as daily benefactor and source of salvation reminding readers of divine daily gifts and protection through faith in God.
The article argues American military and economic strength, from improved weapons readiness to record farm output, demonstrates U S capability in Korea. It cites rising arms production, a potential bomber fleet, and Country Gentleman farming praise, claiming these factors deter communism and earn international respect, including from Russia.
In a reflective piece, the narrator notes happiness cannot be defined and lies at the kitchen door. A gray haired man offers a luminous mailbox sign for 3.55 dollars, sparking thoughts on daily life and value as a salesman jokes about time and work.
Fragmented columns mix local gossip and social notes from Baytown. A Baytown resident reflects on community charity and a bittersweet note about family life, mentioning school days and a young boy, Lyndon Wayne Mallory, facing his first day alone. The piece blends humorous asides with local names and everyday events, capturing small-town tone and memory.
A look at how Texas Stories grew from skepticism into a showcase of real life sagas. One anecdote recalls a GI returning home to start a dairy near Denton with 77 cows and a $40,000 dream, highlighting Texas improvisation and grit.
Henry Melemore argues a Paris taxi driver is a unique creature, ordinary in life yet extraordinary behind the wheel. He quips the driver’s behavior, appetite, and travel choices reveal a singular bias, proposing a taxi man worthy of a New York museum display.
Washington Dispatch reports on the House Appropriations Committee shelving a major excise tax repeal after World War II era fiscal battles. The forthcoming Lobby Committee report details backroom influence and the political mechanics behind the failure, naming key figures and the Defense Department expansion concerns. Ambassador O Dwyer to Mexico is noted with the State Department taking precautions as New York Mayor William O Dwyer heads to Mexico.
Clippings recount Herbert Caen style anecdotes about a disappearing bourbon bottle prank, and note sightings of diplomat Gowan as a rising State Department figure. They describe his potential Vatican ambassadorship, rapport with Pope Pius XIII, and a behind the scenes push by Congressmen to secure access to the Holy See, while broader political fallout centers on Frano and Truman.
Ed Wynn discusses television's future and the routine of TV comedies with NBC plans to feature eight comedians weekly. He reflects on Milton Berle, Sperls, and the evolving stage act, while Los Angeles Broadway buzz shares gossip about Ed Wynn’s era, film offers, and industry players alongside entertainment headlines.
A mixed trivia page asking about academic initials BRA BRS BOE and more. It pits Texas against Herpt, cites a Paris of the Americas claim for a South American city, mentions who discovered the Philippines, and notes Goethe on knowledge and transient language. Includes historical notes, birthdays, and biographical queries.
A brief collection notes quoted remarks attributed to figures cited in a local feature. The piece records varied voices and regional mentions, highlighting attitudes and opinions linked to the era.
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