Baytown rabies program gains city support and funding
Baytown City Council backs participation in the Harris County anti rabies drive. The city will pay about 36 cents per inoculation at a designated station, with Baytown veterinarians and others donating services. The program aims to inoculate all dogs in unincorporated areas within 10 days to two weeks and continue thereafter. Rabies prevention emphasizes owner cooperation and public health protection.
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Public notice and bidding policy for Baytown schools
The Baytown Sun urges the school board to study buying policies at the next meeting and push for broader public notice. It argues for advertising bids rather than inviting bids, stressing transparency without criticizing Supt. George H. Gentry, and notes taxpayers' stake in school purchasing.
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George Gentry
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Baytown
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Persen
Ehanre
Juvenile Delinquency In The News Through Time
The piece argues delinquency is not new and recycles historic observations from East Side gangs of 1898 and a Samuel Chotzinel article. It notes 4,014,000 births in the first half of the year, a 26 percent rise over last year, indicating demographic shifts ahead.
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New York
East Side
Samuel Chotzinel
England Combats Juvenile Delinquency With Reform Efforts
The piece notes rising U S juvenile concerns and compares to England where delinquency fell over a year. It cites 600 youth clubs in Liverpool, compulsory parental appearance in Wigan courts, flogging on the Isle of Man, school discipline latitude, and film classifications as part of measures aimed at steering youth away from crime.
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England
David Maxwell Fife
Liverpool
Wigan
Lancashire
Isle of Man
Defending New York Kids Against Rampant Fear
A voice from Saratoga condemns sensational headlines about youths, arguing parents and readers inflate threats. He insists New York children, seen boarding buses, playing in streets, and sneaking to games, are ordinary kids amid misread crime panic and urban stereotype.
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Outlands
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City Kids and Crime Rising Voices in a Big City
The piece contrasts innocence and cruelty among New York youth with global parallels, noting many kids grow up in harsh urban settings while some flourish. It argues despite alarmist views, hundreds of thousands of children in the city remain bright and capable, and a few headlines misrepresent the broader reality.
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Bible Verse and Saying From Acts Verse
Verses urge listeners to turn from vanities to the living God who created heaven, earth, and the sea. The speaker calls all people to repentance and to worship the Creator, highlighting shared humanity and divine authority.
Telling Me and the Colorful Desk Murmurs
A quirky column notes playful haircuts sparking sphinx comparisons while a six two figure persists. In a Tokyo vale munico lovers discuss Beethoven symphonies placing Seventh as first, Fifth second, Sixth third, hinting at others’ ranks. Parisiennes experiment with dual lipstick shades as a man at the next desk ponders husbands’ view of Technicolor kissing.
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Competition Stiff Picture Looks Good For Automobile Buyers
Detroit Sept 13 The 1955 auto market faces fierce competition with buyers in a seller’s market, yet deals may remain favorable. Industry output may top five million again, with GM and Ford not hurt yet. Chrysler, Studebaker Packard, American Motors and Kaiser Willys push new designs, stronger ads, and aggressive dealer pricing to regain shares and woo buyers.
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W. Brune
Detroit
Fording
General Motors
Chrysler Corporation
Studebaker
Packard
Nash and Hudson
American Motors
Kaiser
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Togeth
Churchill criticizes Oxford rowers over prewar stance
In a prewar clash Churchill condemned the Oxonian crew for vows not to fight, noting a paradox as war arrived and the Oxford rowers later performed brilliantly. He called them a curious set who will not fight and cannot row.
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Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge Central Press Feature
A Central Press feature presents quick Q A style items and varied trivia from history and notable figures. It mentions Garfield assassination, Louisa May Alcott origins, pronunciation notes, solar distance season, and a Lord’s prayer quote among scattered historical glimpses.
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Central Press
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Louisa M. Alcott
New England
Webster
Navy chief Carney pressures Italian defense minister over air power
Admiral Carney told Defense Minister Pacciardi that the U S Navy would withhold planes and helicopters unless Italy changes its air force law to give the Navy control of maritime aircraft and joint operations. The secret top secret transcript shows Carney pressing for separate Navy aviation while noting Army needs.
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Robert Carney
Italy
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