Editorials CASTING ALL your care upon him: for he careth for you
Editorials reflect on Peter 5 7 urging believers to cast their anxieties on God as a sign of faith and trust within a religious periodical.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1951
Page
8
Eisenhower fears a public role and GOP unity
Harold Lavine surveys Ike's possible path to the 1952 nomination. He notes Eisenhower's wariness about becoming a public figure, his strong foreign policy stance, and potential Republican support from Dewey, Stassen, Warren, and others. Taft leads GOP hope, while differences with Eisenhower center on domestic policy. A broad, high-stakes Republican battle looms.
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Harold Lavine
Gemot
Ai5
Eisenhower
Iaitiv
Levine
United States
Europe
Robert A. Taft
Dewey
Duff
Harold Stassen
Warren
Saltonstall
Ledge
Hisenhower
Lavine
Taft
Baytown Stars Highlight Local Grid Tie to College Play
Mystery about judges and pageants in Alabasia ends with discovery as Baytown figures into a college football race. Editor Hocace Hall notes Baytown talent, naming players headed for Texas universities and a push to see Baytown gain a foothold in the South Conference.
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Alabasia
Hocace Hall
Long Beach
Mer
Baytown
Tom Scolhandske
John Carroll
Houston
Agams
Texas
Brylor
Rosse
Johnson
Rice
Stout
Texas A
Mins Brundred
TCU
Bill Fortinberry
John Ta
Breatriller
Red Collins
Red
Petroleum
Telling Me By William Rit and Odd Observations
A humorous column notes swan care in the Thames with brushes detergents and a vacuum. It moves to a Cologne anecdote about a sow climbing 19 stairs. It ends with fashion notes on nylons embroidered with pearls and rhinestones for women.
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Thames River
London
Fner
Cologne
Germany
Time To Shave Moth Balls Out Of Fall Suit
Henry McLemore lampoons men’s fashion in a satirical piece detailing the imagined woes of male attire. The drafty mock guide critiques designers, fabrics, and style cues, absurdly listing fictional names and farcical trends while lampooning vanity and sartorial excess.
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Stan
Henry McL
Exore
Camphor
McLemore
Millon
Biumpn
Diphlumph
Schiepa Scalpantalian
Hartwell Hardware and
Harthed
Balmain
Bali
Looking At Life By Erich Brandeis
Erich Brandeis critiques overreaching science forecasting a future of moon visits rain control and synthetic foods. He argues God and peace should guide humanity amid talk of space travel weight saving plastics and universal wireless tech. He warns of risks and calls for peaceful invention over conquest.
Legion Commander Responds To Attackers In Washington
Erle Cocke Jr writing for Drew Pearson defends the American Legion against charges as a pressure group. He cites $37,165,759 spent on aiding children, 16,500 junior baseball teams, 4600 Boy Scout troops, 26,000 participants in Boys State, and a national oratorical contest with 356,000 students. He argues the Legion fights communism and supports preparedness, praising past actions and denouncing critics as warmongers or fear-mongers.
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Erle Cocke, JR
Washington
American Legion
Warmonger
Treasury Raiders
al Smith
Drew Pearson
Czechoslovakia
George C. Marshall
Kremlin
Billy Going Out For Cedar Bayou Football Season
The Cedar Bayou football team loses Billy Going to a double fracture of the left arm in a scrim. The injury ends his season as coaches search for a replacement in the wake of yesterday’s practice setback.
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Texas Democrats
Alamo City
Billy Going
Pride of
Cedar Bayou
Ovice Webber
Tri-Cities
Ben Lange
Cobb and Connie Mack Quotables From Baseball Lore
In a humorous slice of early 20th century wit Irvin S. Cobb, noted for fat shaming and homely digs, quips about horses and appearances. Another anecdote recalls Connie Mack, the Athletics manager for 48 years, dismissing a request about letting his son manage with the reply he is too old.
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Connie
Mack
Baseball
The
Athletics
Notes On Succulent Bi-valy From New York
A fragmented 19th century style piece discusses oysters and related terms, tracing root words from Greek to Latin, with aside notes on oyster consumption, and references to holidays, hospitals, and cultural tidbits. Mentions a public exhibit plan for the Carife Cethedra in New York with historical relics and Queen Isabella gifts.
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New York
Isabella
Try And Stop Me at Broacw Everrnod
A fragmentary note reports an event titled Try And Stop Me. Details are unclear but indicate a challenge or stunt on a broad stage. Further readable context is needed for full identification of people, places, or organizations involved.
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Satan
Chemical and Engineering News
Russia
China
Korea
Acheson
Dulles
Jessup
Heaven
Fragmented Pack of Quick Knowledge Qs and Notes
A jumble of trivia questions and half read notes. Questions ask about Confederate presidents Garden of the Gods Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon and other historical details while a dated list cites events and birthdays. It includes a few biographical hints and readers’ score prompts.
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Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon
San Juan Hill
Zebeie
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