Battle Between Eisenhower And Stevenson Predicted
Washington experts expect a 1956 presidential contest between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. The piece notes Stevenson as likely Democratic nominee, Kefauver and Harriman potential challengers, and Eisenhower facing no GOP rival unless he seeks a second term. It also covers farm price worries, NATO shifts, and a busy Baytown week with meetings, elections, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai B. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen- Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Anahuac Panthers Top Hardin Hornets 19 to 0 Opening Loss
The Anahuac Panthers defeated the Hardin Hornets 19 to 0 in the season opener. Fans from Anahuac and nearby Chambers County towns supported their teams with encouragement as the Hardin crowd enjoyed socializing over coffee and hot dogs despite the defeat. Local reporter notes the traffic growth and potential extension of Highway 90 toward a Baytown freeway.
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Texas
Panthers
Anahuar
Chambers County
Hardin
Wilbur Duff
Wihnir
Exer
Orain
Dayton
Baytown
Hugh O'Reilly Wolfhounds Hero of Wartime Charity
The Bronx sergeant Hugh O'Reilly in Hawaii led the Wolfhounds to raise over 200000 for the Holy Family orphanage in Osaka after witnessing its misery. He married Yuka Saito and stories of his wartime deeds inspire a film Three Stripes in the Sun to be released this fall.
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New York
Hugh O'Reilly
Bronx
Hugh
Hawaii
United States Army
Yuka Saito
Heaven
Mr. Reilly
Manhattan
135Th Street
Wills Avenue
Herlem
Lexington Avenue
Japan
Holy Family Home
Osaka
Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Wugh
2Th
Wolfhoundas
O'Reillys
Sonn
Tn Jairense
Bataan
Nobady
Holy Family
Yuko
Tiebout Avenue
Columbia Pictures
Tim
Woolthounds
President Ike Visits Summer White House Cadets
Denver filed report notes that about 300 Air Force Academy cadets at the summer White House in Colorado are eager for a glimpse of President Eisenhower during their early training. Ike’s Colorado stay includes golf, briefings, and interactions with staff, while cadets remain restricted to campus.
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White House
Midwest
Air Force
President Ike
Warren Duffer
Denver
Air Force Acadeny
Ginning
Hisenhower
Lowery Air Force Base
Aundlyumy
Sanday
Arrval
Lowry
Anne C. Whitman
White Howse
Eisenhower
Louie “Brotzman
Donald Brotzman
Colorado
Ship
Mr. Eisenhower
Brolaman
Hanse
Divmien
Kendlingr
Gines
Sirene
Nis
Secon
Halas
Random Trivia Pack From An Old Newspaper Page
A mixed set of trivia items and historical prompts covering questions about Ulysses Grant, rough riders, Housatonic river, the largest Indian tribe, St Mihiel, Stalingrad, Theodor Heuss, mutability, famous performers, and political figures. Includes biographical hints and reader prompts about birthdays and notable quotes, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses & Granthorn
James A. Garfield
Tata
United States
Rough Riders
Did You Know Texas Forestry Ad Campaign
Did You Know Miness costs the United States S28 million a year. Wires are responsible for of the damage to both growth and mature timber, re damages and weakens trees, making them prey for insects and wood rotting fungi. Treip save trees in the forest by Using the ash tray in your ear Join in the work of the Texas Forestry Association and help keep Texas Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jpal
Korea
Danny Kaye
Casa County
Texas
We House of Representatives
House
Senate
Texarkana
Treip
Texas Forestry Association
Rope of Sand and Labor Unity Shaped by John L Lewis
Washington column notes John L Lewis attacks the AFL CIO merger as a rope of sand while eyeing leadership of a new labor movement. It cites Gompers voluntarism, union autonomy, and GOP ties, detailing possible realignments, rivalries, and constitutional powers in the upcoming AFL CIO executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L
Afl-Cio
John L. Lewis
AFL
CIO
United Mine Workers
John LI
la Hor
Sam Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Afl-Ctq
Republican National Committee
Lewis
Willkie
Guy Brown
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Apl-Cio
AFT
GIO
New York City
APL
Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Woodruff Randolph
AFL International Typographical Union
the Printers
George Q. Lynch
AFL Pattern Makers Union
Lynch
CIO Auto Workers
AFL Machinists
APJ
Executive Council
Chicago
AMT
Bossa
Try And Stop Me by STEVE OWEN and a trio of comic vignettes
A playful collage follows youth football star Steve Owen leaving a cowboy life to try football after encouragement from a patient coach. A salesman touts a 44 volume encyclopedia with a six month no payment offer. A California hospital joke coinages the Heirport for prospective fathers.
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Steve Owen
Oklahwama
Steve
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Averell Harriman
Allan Shivers
Illinois
Rdward B. Russell
Georgia
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Geneva
U. S
Pentagon
Europe
NATO
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Gordon L. Farned
Board of Trustees of
Baytown Schools
EL. Kellogg
Carver
Lee College
Fitch
Humble
Humble Community House
League of Women Voters
Harris County
Port of Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Houston
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Lamar Redskins
Memorial Stadium
R. H. Pruett
U.S
By Fred Hartman
George F. Norris
la Porte
Norris
Norris and
Stanford
St. Mary’s Seminary
Sylvan Beach
George Norris
Mille Men
Parks Cafe
W. G. McClellan
Bill Clear
Kentucky
Sun News Desk
By Preston Pendergrass
God
Mel Heimer
Ag Ein
Alexander the Great
Baytown Sun
Baytown Sim, Inc
Pearce and Rahbed
Fred Hartman
Syd
Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Armed Services
Postoffice
Congress
Baliem
Central Press
Balle
St. Mihiel
Stalingrad
West German
Theodor Heuss
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Maurice Chevalier
Henry L. Mencken
Charley Keller
Stanley Loreta
Bubba Church
Andy Seminick
Man
Caivin Coolidge
Point Pleasant
Chester Alan Arthur
Tong Island Sound
Theodore Roosevelt
Leonard Weed
Monica Lewis
Rep
Wright Fatman
Miness
Nota
Drew Pearson
BOVH
Joluy 1
Laws
Jumes BL Carey
CSO
By Bennett Cerf
California Methodist Hospital
Barbell
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