Labor Day reflections on national purpose and renewal
The piece treats Labor Day as a pause before a busy political year and presidential campaigns. It honors the labor of all Americans—from blue-collar workers to thinkers—as the backbone of the nation, urging the holiday to mark a new beginning for America and a new century.
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Aggie Club Headed By Wilson 20 Years Ago
Sun files recount 1956 local events in Baytown and surrounding area. Details include Fred Gillette as Hitch County delegate to Fort Worth Democratic convention, banquet by Ex-Ganders Association, speaker Andy Anderson of Houston Press, football and faculty appointments at Lee College, a new Lakewood No 2 subdivision, a major fire at the Lutman Building housing Vin cent Gluging Co and Carew Studios, and highway and bridge progress near Baytown along with civic activities at Grace Methodist Church and Grace Methodist Woman's Society events.
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Bastown Sun
Fred Gillete
la Porte
Cedar Bayou
Hitchs County
Fort Worth
Ex- Ganders Association
Grace Methodist Church
MW i
Horseface Morgan
Andy Anderson
The
Houston Press
T. W. Kane
George Henscey
Barbers Hill
Lee College
Florence Niell
Jean Cowdray
James Koenig
H.L. Reynolds
Pelly
Decker Drive
Goose Creek
Board of Directors
Tri- Cities
East Harris County
Decker
E. V.gene? Muller
John M. Kilgore
C. F. Kelly
James V. Barnett
Lakewood No
Glass Company
Lutman
Woolworth
Texas Avenue
Vincent Gluging Co
Carew Studios
Baytown A&m Club
National Guard Armory
FL. Wilson
Trinity River
Houston
Bouh Harris
Chambers Counes
San Jacinto River
Four Corners
Quack Shack
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Sam Stassi
Judy Givens
Harnettesy
Grace Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Pilgrims Set Sail on Mayflower to New World
Sept. 6, 1620, shows 149 Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower preparing to depart from England for the New World. The voyage marks a pivotal colonial journey shaping early American settlement and religious refuge narratives.
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New World
Plymouth
England
Product liability insurance crisis threatens manufacturers and costs
AP reports fears that product liability insurers face limits and potential insolvencies as social and legal shifts expand manufacturer responsibilities. Analysts warn higher prices, reduced innovation, and fewer small firms may follow, with hundreds or thousands of small manufacturers at risk of non competitiveness. Large chemical firms and device makers already face numerous federal cases.
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New York
Lawrence Jones
American Insurance Association
Loeb, Rhoades & Co
Notable events in history for September 6
On September 6 in history many events are noted including the Mayflower voyage in 1620 the Open Door policy proposal in 1899 McKinley assassination in 1901 Peary reaching the North Pole in 1909 the Marne battle in 1914 Romania’s king abdication in 1940 Indian troop actions in 1965 Verwoerd’s assassination in 1965 Nixon productivity call in 1971 and a 1975 earthquake in Turkey. The thought for today cites William Saroyan.
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United States
China
William McKintey
An An
Buffalo
Robert Peary
North Pale
Marne
Carol
Romania
West Pakistan
Hendrik Verwoerd
South Africa
Capetown
Richard Nixon
Turkey
William Saroyan
Washington
Continental Congress
New York
City
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Policies
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers from 1950 to 1974 and names department staff including Leon Brown Joan Wadiey Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orton Jerry Winton Pat Staples and executive editors. It notes circulation and office details at 1901 Main Street Baytown Texas with subscription rates and mailing information. The paper explains Associated Press use and its letter policy requiring signed, concise correspondence with optional name withholding on justified request.
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Hee Aed
Fred Hornberger
Fred Hartman
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Leon Brown
Joan Wadiey
de Baytown
Texas
Mareh
Baytown
P.O. Box
General Advertising Service
US Suburban Press, Inc
Coastal Publications
Associated Press
Focal
Baytown Sun
Sun
Commerce Department aids Arab boycott loopholes revealed
A confidential memo details how Commerce Department officials advised 80 business leaders at a March meeting to bypass the anti boycott law. Instructions include using foreign subsidiaries and middlemen to avoid reporting boycott requests. The document warns firms weigh compliance benefits against U.S. market backlash.
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Washington
Petrodollar
Israel
Commerce Department
Business International Roundtable
U.S
Commerce
U.S.A
Gander Booster Club Receives Warm Readers’ Views
Readers thank the Gander Booster Club and Gan ders supporters for 12 years of achievements at Robert E. Lee High. The letter praises the club for Ganders on Parade and credits Glen Walker for a successful show. The Baytown Sun is thanked for coverage as the club anticipates 1976 77.
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the Sun
Gander Booster Club
The
Ganders
Robert E. Lee
Gander
Tom
Alwo
Glen Walker
Baytown Sun
Understanding Folic Acid Deficiency and Fatigue Causation
A reader asks about folic acid deficiency and fatigue. The doctor explains folic acid is vital for new cell formation, its deficiency can cause a pernicious-like anemia and intestinal lining problems, and notes risks from diuretic or birth control pill use. Foods with folate include leafy greens. avoid excessive intake to not mask B-12 deficiency.
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DR. Lamb
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Congress
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D.N.Y
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Republican Congressional Committee
Phil Burton
John Rhodes
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General Accounting Office
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