Bible Verse Reflects Editorial Focus
Sun editorial presents Proverbs 4 23 Keep thy heart with all diligence for out of it are the issues of life citing the verse as moral guidance for readers.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1949
Page
6
Sun editorial presents Proverbs 4 23 Keep thy heart with all diligence for out of it are the issues of life citing the verse as moral guidance for readers.
The Baytown tunnel project advances with a Friday ceremony to break ground on a multi million dollar tunnel. Local workers with years on the job show perseverance amid delays and political hurdles as L G Sanders leads the chamber committee. The piece applauds civic effort and urges continued resolve to complete the major regional undertaking.
John Gudel co-owner producer of People Are Funny faced selling ideas until Chicago ad agency offered a breakthrough. A single note and bold approach later, he learned that standing out attracts attention and that original, dramatic acts reveal talent. He cites Schwab and others who make impact by being different.
A light, opinionated column referencing Congressman Albert Thomas and a public bonds push in Baytown. The piece weaves humor about politics, SMU Phi Beta Kappa honor, and a Baylor Stadium fundraising drive, then moves to a Life Magazine feature on Purefoy Hotel in Talladega with a long menu and local admiration for the Farneds and Brunsons.
The noted poet and short story writer Omar Barker jokes that New Mexico is as big as 25 Texas. He quips the state appears larger only because it is spread thin, noting the mean terrain and altitude. He jokes about climate and plains, with highway signs guiding water flow when it rains.
The office is abuzz over would be channel swimmers and avid sports fans who flood the sports editor with demands for coverage and derivate chatter about top football battles.
Sun Company appears in Baytown Texas with a publication entry referencing Pearca. The terse notice lists a business or location named Sun Company and mentions Baytown in connection with Pearca.
A visitor extols George Junior Republic in Freeville as a model to curb juvenile delinquency through work, schooling, and self-government. About 125 youths, drawn from New York slums and other centers, learn responsibility on 550 acres with a village economy, two banks, and a currency system, electing leaders as in real government. The piece urges replication and notes strong civic support.
Sergeant Jack T. Fayior, eight years in Uncle Sam’s army, has been assigned to a first home state post in Texas after long service away. He and his wife and 40-year-old daughter reside in Highlands, East Berris County, where he now runs the new army recruiting office.
A jumble of trivia and birthday notices appears in this issue. It includes questions about capitals and islands, former state names, and a republic, alongside birthday greetings for Raymond Scott and Carl Van Doren. It also references Henry Mencken and Irene Joliet-Curie with celebratory lines.
Five Years Ago today headlines report Nazi lines crumbling and Soviets opening a new drive in South Poland. The item also notes a rise in attendance in Goose Creek Independent School District with Schreiner Institute graduates and mentions local service members.
Comedy figure Morey Amsterdam once hosted a Smith Brothers Ice Cream radio gig, lost it after a beard ice cream boast, and quipped about soap ad boredom. He remains on many programs while Fred Allen jokes about home radios. Boni Brae Golf Club serves a luncheon menu with Scotch broth, to matoes, sausage, steak, salad and puddings, plus sides and treats.
President Galo Plaza Lasso calls for industry not tears after a devastating earthquake. Heuador faces widespread damage with calls for calm, aid, and reconstruction efforts across affected regions. The president appeals for steady leadership as crews assess collapse sites and restore basic services.
Washington Sept 10 The White House disclosed that President Truman has accepted the resignation of James Bruce ambassador to Argentina effective September 1 The President also announced he intends to name Stanton Griffis former ambassador to Egypt as Bruce's successor
The agriculture department announced loan rates for 1949 American Egyptian cotton with 135 inch and longer staple and the base grade two inch cotton at 57.85 cents per pound for the Arizona California area. New Mexico West Texas area rates are 58.10 cents per pound. Lean differentials reflect market differences for the year to July 21 and include a location differential to cover transport costs to mill points on the East Coast. The 1949 program will follow the same administration as the regular upland cotton loan plan.
Washington Sept 10 Lieutenant General Leroy Lutes the munitions board staff director was named commander of the fourth army with headquarters at San Antonio Texas He will take over about October 15 Lutes served as operations director of army service forces in World War II and established the first joint logistical staff in the South Pacific earlier in his career He later commanded service forces after Somervell and joined the munitions board in 1947 under the unification law.
Master Sergeant James Hendrix, a WWII Medal of Honor recipient from Pepanto Arkansas, bailed from a paratrooper jump near Benning Georgia. His main chute tangled, emergency chute deployed, he fell about 4000 feet but landed with bruises and a stunned, recovering body. He credit strength and quick reflexes for surviving the fall.
In Austin Governor Allan Shivers announces changes in office staff. Garland Smith resigns as secretary of the senate, I. D. Ransom moves from assistant executive secretary to secretary of state, and Ransom will head the real estate matters in the secretary of state's office. Smith will take over Ransom's duties at the governor's reception desk. The real estate licensing remains under the secretary of state's control until October 5 when a bill creating the Texas real estate commission takes effect.
Washington September 19 The Agriculture Department cut its forecast of 19.5 billion bushels to 3.5257316 billion for the 1945 corn crop, still the largest on record and fueling a huge carryover. The revision reduces August estimates by about 8.7 hundred million bushels, with last year’s record cited as a comparison. The government faces price worries and production controls from Secretary Brannan, while consumers may benefit from lower prices and better tea. The report, based on September 1 conditions, also revised wheat and tea figures, leaving winter wheat harvest unchanged.
A 35 year old mother in San Antonio alleged District Attorney William er ley cursed and threatened her life during a confrontation. She asked how old her son was and he reportedly replied four years and eight. She urged action and he suggested hairbrush therapy.
In a delicate bridge problem, the declarer must identify the crucial phase to avoid letting a defender in. South navigates a weak hand by choosing aggressive bids and careful plays, avoiding a trump finesse and forcing West from diamond leads. The strategy hinges on sustaining control, discarding, and ruffing to secure the game.
A reader provided a garbled crossword list with incomplete clues and stray letters. Entries include greetings in Ber language style, vague meanings for reach and detested, and several misprinted terms. The batch also contains stray names and hints like Athens citizen and Egyptian sun god.
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