Editorials- Business Hit By RR Strike
Editorial notes a 20,000 non-operating railroad workers strike halting trains from New York to St. Louis, with freight cars idled and passengers displaced. Steel and auto sectors face delays, with some plants laying off workers. Stock markets suffer a volatile week while retail trade edges up as weather cools.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
St. Louis
Pensylvania
West Virginia
Chrysler Corp
Akron
Ohio
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
Chicago
Detroit
Chevrolet
Flint
Mich
Iron Age
Edward N. Cole
Associated Press
TeleAutograph Corp
Everywhere By Hal BoyleAssignment: Everywhere By Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on everyday curiosities and trivia with playful odds and ends. He notes dogs biting more than 600000 Americans yearly, piano ownership in about 12 million homes, and quirky facts about elections, habits, and ancient lore while peppering jokes and aphorisms from figures like James Stephens and Walter Slovak.
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New York
America
New York City
United States
James Stephens
Hirransins
Enitinests
Hibernians
Baytown Sun Masthead and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun published daily and on Sundays by The Baytown Sun, Inc. at Pearce and Ashbel in Baytown Texas. Editorial and publishing staff roles listed. postal and affiliation notes include membership in the Texas Daily Newspaper Association and Associated Press.
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Baytown Bun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Wee Business
Evetbee
Seeeees
Ole
Aeee
Ben's Houston Scriptions
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
P.O. Box 38
Ams
Invasion Threat Outlines Soviet Strike Scenarios
Drew Pearson notes Pentagon planners warn U S vulnerability to invasion for first time since WWII. The piece outlines a multi-pronged Soviet assault using missiles, submarines, paratroopers, and airborne forces to seize bases, command centers, and infrastructure, followed by occupation and possible chemical warfare, with Europe and Asia also under focus and emphasis on strengthening America’s defenses.
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Drew Pearson
Hix
Jack Burderein
Washington
United States
Pentagon
Hart
Ted Army
Intercontinental
Brom
Atrategiata
Russia
Nuyelein
America
Portland
Sindecinto
Catil
Arctic
Banquet speaker loses time as M C Leonard wraps up remarks
Lon Tinkle notes a claim about an antique avito in Texas and Cadillac ownership. Kendrick argues there has been one successful female driver in history. He contends education should avoid sex instruction unless teachers are eager to learn.
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Talsa
Cadillac
Kendrick
Lady Godiva
Eua Carson
Today’s Grab Bag Curiosities From History and Culture
A mixed trivia column notes small craft warning flags and lights, asks if absolute zero has been reached, and explains transit circle measurement. It recalls “The Gray Ghost” Civil War exploits and early Continental Congress echoes, plus a quest on a 19th century film executive and a famed violinist.
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Profes. Wor
Tai
Vic
Hoang. Kong
Department of Justice
J.F.B. Stuart
Rangers
Darnlemuck
Joneph Szigeti
Gene Rearden
Warren
Gray
The
Curious Civil War figure and literary brief
Nan Jones columns note a gray poet who served the Union, born 1819 on Long Island, became a printer and editor, authored Leaves of Grass, tended a wounded brother and hundreds of Northern soldiers. The piece teases a name at column bottom amid quiz lines and scattered historical snippets.
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Long Island
How Do You Stand Sir How Do You Stand Sir
A reader laments how people spend other people's money in government. He uses a tale of a boy buying boots to illustrate when paying oneself changes spending, noting four government service listings in a Phoenix phone book and quoting Jefferson on governance. He asks, How do you stand, sir?
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Ington
Rune
Horsttack
Admer Lonz
Hern
Tom
Phoenix
Arizona
United States
Agricultural Extension Service
Labor Department of Apprenticeship and Training Bureau
Home Freenomies
Indian Affairs Office
Farmerg Home Administration
Solicitor Examiner of
Itme
Thomas Jefferson
Jenst
Civil War name change sparks Southern debate
A Times dispatch from Atlanta claims the Civil War will henceforth be known in the South as the Civil War. Experts caution that reports rely on Civil War Centennial commissions and question how widely the reform would be accepted among Southern families and groups like the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Louisville
Atlanta
Fdr
Ederd Hu- Teaus
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Annabelle
Appeliat
Miss Lacy Ie
Hell
States Centennial Commission
Bible Verse Romans Ten Seventeen Faith Comes by Hearing
A devotional line from Romans 10 17 emphasizes that faith grows when hearing the word of God. The verse links belief to receiving God's message through proclamation and scripture.
Television Log Shows Daytime and Late Night Lineup
A detailed TV schedule lists programs across Monday night and Tuesday morning including weather, news, drama, game shows, and children’s fare. Notable entries include The Texan, Love of Life, The Price Is Right, Newsreel, Today Show, and Tomorrow programs, with sports and variety segments interspersed.
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World At Lary
Conay Ny
Riley
Bourbon Street
Spike Jones
Paradise
Showersea
Allyson
Jack Conway
Mann
Bennett
Jack Paar Coniway
Marietta
Ward
FBI
Cadet Don
Capt
Kangaroo
Houstas
Jack la Lanne
Lacy Howard Finch
Guiding Light News
San Francisco
McGraw
Chandler
Huntles-Brinkley Edwards
Vanderbilt Cup semifinal hand yields six spades triumph
In Seattle last year North held by me and John Crawford, the deal ended in six spades for 1430 points after a controversial bidding sequence including Crawford doubling three clubs and a cue bid of four clubs. West led clubs. dummy cleared diamonds via hearts to reach the vulnerable slam.
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East South West
Seattle
John Crawford
Crawford
Waest
Dummy
West
Jed
Daily Crossword Saturday's Answer 5S
Crossword clue fragment lists 39 Past 40 Kennedy Torone abbr 42 Children Fans 44 Music prin. Readable portions hint at a puzzle answer note with scattered entries and missing context.
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Monaterea If
Kennedy
Torone
Music Prin
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