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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1949
Page
4
Beams of teaching pay rise clash with degree rules
Port Arthur leads a district push for higher teacher salaries tied to Gilmér-Aiken degree requirements. Beaum on, South Park, Amelia, Victor and Orange set minimums around 2403 and tops near 3051 for 12 years, while Port Arthur and Amelia offer higher ceilings up to 4137 after 26 years, highlighting disparities and urging continued study to stay abreast of education needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Gilmér-Aiken
South Park
Amelia
Victor
Orange
Port Arthur
South Perk
Port. Arthur
Beaumont Journal
Ghost of Billy Mitchell and Capitol uranium junkets
Washington observers recall the legacy of Billy Mitchell amid Navy promotions and a border battle over aviation. Crommelin faces promotion limits as defense shifts aviation duties toward the Air Force, while McMahon weighs a Capitol junket to inspect uranium deposits in Rhodesia India and the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
Washington
Gerers
Navy
John J. Crommolin
Army
Air Force
Mitchell
Crommelin
Hima
Francis P. Matthews
Mayy Brothers
Defense
Louis Johnson
Marine Aviation
Jurret
Success Secrets and the De Forest Invention Trail
A New York trial revisits Lee de Forest and his claim that a so called transmission bulb was central to modern electronics. The inventor defends the tube as essential for transoceanic telephones, television, and broadcasting while recalling his Yale years, battles over finances, and a late career revival with American Television Incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Lee de Ores
Lee de Forest
Yale
de Forest
Ime
Hfe
American Television, Incorporated, Research, and Manufacturing Organisation
The Baptown Run Publication Note
Daily publication with office manager service charge 75 cents a month payable in advance. March 3, 1879. Local post office under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed ‘Service
Presa League
Iof
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman on Texas road stats
Sincere story notes a community chest drive funded by First Christian Church Vacation Bible School pupils. A letter from the primary class thanks Chest Secretary Bob Herbert for supporting agencies, with a $47 donation and broad praise for community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Department
Texas Good Roads Association
Texas
State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Senate
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Royal Road Administration
Community Chest
Christien Church
Red Feather
Jake Rutter
Chest
Bob Herbert
First Christian Church
Bible School
Steven Allen
James R. Barnes
D. A. Wheeler
Beverly Stephenson
Martha Kay Frazier
la. Veile Ficklin
Carolyn M.hill
Betty Shearer
Betty Sue Wiliams
Carolyn Manuel
Mary Frances Caldwell
Norman Wood
Ann Bridges
Scott Mann
Charles Patterson
Victor Dias
Airs
Nichols
B. A’ Musick
Berbertier
Donnella Couch
Baytown
Rutter
What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up
Erich Brandeis reflects on childhood aspirations from reading Leatherstocking Tales to racing drivers and aviators. He notes parents dream big for children yet warns that the start matters, praising Newspaperboy Week and the value of starting as a newsboy for self reliance, discipline, and early enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenimore Cooper
Tor
Ralph de Palma
Teven
Amy
Newsbow
Texas Laughs By Boyce House A MAN Accosts A New Yorker
A chaotic tale set after World War I notes a contractor desperate for materials and a bricklayer’s riot. The narrator recounts a man shouting at Irish workers and a mob’s brick fling that forces him to rethink building a sky scraper. The piece blends humor with wartime shortages and social tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaterials
Thia
Tourists See Rome Lights on a Three Hour Express
In Rome Benny McLemore boards an American Express bus for a three hour tour of the city. He notes tourists chase culture in a month and compares sightseeing to trying to see home in a short ride. The piece blends self commentary with the travelogue tone of a visiting writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny McLemore
Rome
Italy
Thomas Cook
Birthday Anniversaries and Miscellany in Crowded Column
Birthday anniversaries today include Al fred Cortot the pianist Thomas BE EHot the poet and essayist Bern ard Gwenn Donald Conk the actors and Charles Brimsek the hockey star. The column blends wordplay and travel memories with sketches of notable figures and a humorous bus trip in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Cortot
Thomas BE Ehot
Bérnard Gwenn
Donald Conk
Charles Brimsek
Groucho style in Hollywood prompts sharp wit
A fragmentary piece recounts Groucho Marx quips about marriage and dining ends, including a joke about meat and bread crumbs. It notes a London editor’s misread attempt at charm with a Hollywood glamour girl, who sobbed then embraced him calling him a gentleman after a four year gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groucho Marx
Hollywood
Groucho
London
Five Years Ago Todays Headlines in Tri Cities
A collage of items notes Rhine Gate defense and Japanese city raids by air, Baltic forces retreat to Riga, local government consolidation support by Goose Creek council, new Tri Cities War Price and Ration Board members named, Mrs Allie Lee Bragg of Highlands dies with funeral set. Roosevelt accuses Dewey of falsehoods. Hannegan predicts Roosevelt will stump soon. Hedgeropping farmers in Ritzville boast modern spray plane use by Flying Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine Gate
Riga
Goose Creek
W. R. Black
Wilson Taylor
Hanratty
Tri-Cities
Allie Lee Bragg
Highlands
Thomas Dewey
New York
Roosevelt Thimself
Roosevelt
Robert Be, Hannegan
Late beer debt settled after long separation
Mishael Mihalek paid a long overdue debt from a bet with Peter Marichak made around the turn of the century. They had pledged that the first to become a father would buy a barrel of beer for the other. Marichak won the bet, and after decades apart the two families shared the beer at a two family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishael
Mihalek
Peter
Marichak
What Others Say Correcting the Press at Rotary Convention
Rotary officials state that the London club proposed dropping the motto He Profits Most Who Serves Best, a phrase not an official Rotary motto. The Board, Council, and convention allowed continued use of the phrase in existing materials. No policy restricting clubs from using the phrase was enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
Percy Hodgson
Philip Lovejoy
Rotary Club
London
England
New York
Rotary
Rotary International
Arthur Frederick Sheldon
Dallas
Great Britain
Ireland
Council
Fragmented Hera Phrase Teases Publishing Dilemma
A fragmentary note mentions Hera and a phrase Dont publish and refers to difficulty over what constitutes best service. The garbled text hints at censorship or editorial hesitation but lacks clear individuals, dates, or concrete events for full context.
Fear of atomic bomb blamed for murder by own action
In Pasadena and nearby, bodies of professor Waller and roommate Donald Otte Ma were found, with authorities saying fatalities resulted from self-inflicted actions amid a shock over the atomic bomb news. The case links a death at Spartzert Terrace to a possible suicide and a separate nude body found in bed with a gunshot wound. A Texas labor dispute report is also noted, detailing 2364 workers involved and a complete work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sor
Ius
Waller & Gre 5
John Muip
Pasadena
California
Donald Otte Ma
University of Souterni
Waller
Truman
Hac
Bens Walter B.C. Griffith A. Prior
Griffith
Donald
Mazneson
Steent
Best opening lead and bidding choice in a bridge deal
In a bridge problem with North and South as declarers at two tables, East's opening lead differs: spade at Table 1 and heart at Table 2. The article discusses how the lead shapes defense, and asks what is the best bidding for this deal given the two declarers must play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
North East South West
East
West
Bed Beek
Ted
Ant West
Daily Crossword Across 2 6 10 13 16 18 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 31 32 35 36 37 38 40 42 44 45 Down
Crossword clues list with mixed numbers and garbled text for a Saturday puzzle. Multiple mis-spellings and fragments obscure clear entries but indicate a themed word game with across and down hints and partial answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Center
Egypt
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