01 Dec 1949
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1949
Page
1
An ex-soldier visits a rushed theatre office and hears a parable about a go-getter son and an easygoing father. They travel by ox to the city missing time for flowers and sunset, choosing a slower path that teaches value beyond money. The tale ends with a touching remark about their last trip together.
A parable of helping others as a cure for sorrow shows a father and son delaying a rush to judgment until witnessing a city in ruin. Their act of aid reflects shared burden and mercy, contrasted with the danger of haste and neglect. They arrive at Hiroshima after a long journey, recognizing the human cost of delay.
Ogden fretting over asking Mr Mitchell for a raise, scenes of prelude anxiety and inner battle unfold. The unnamed employee recalls Mitchell as a plain man like himself, imagining the office confrontation and the aftermath of asking for more money. The tale hints at ordinary motives and the fear of exposing vulnerability.
Ogden, pale and trembling, weighs an employee’s value in dollars and cents while wondering if a raise is deserved. He moves through the office in a daze, sweat on his brow, fingers shaking as he contemplates the cost of asking for more. Mr. Mitchell enters, tilting the scene toward a tense negotiation.
Ogden is called in as Mr. Mitchell praises his work on a western deal and offers to groom him for a junior partner role. He would start at double his current salary, with a raise after a year, but Ogden faints and a doctor is summoned.
A full crossword grid is presented with across clues and down clues. Across items include male swan and book of the New Testament while down clues cover gods of love, metals, and animal terms. Readers fill in entries matching the provided clues and lengths.
Hollywood born John Derek talks stardom at Columbia for Knock on Any Door saying temperamental traits not needed. Donald Woods joins He starred in Mr. Music at Paramount with Crosby. Woods last film A Son Comes Home 12 years ago. Helicopter camera crane used for They Live By Night. Jane Greer to star in The Richest Girl in Jail at RKO. Joseph Julian on CBS Mystery Theatre uses hand claps to mimic speech. Napoleon parchment prop used in The Inspector General with glycerine dirt for signature fakery.
Jim Rhody reports from East Alton Illinois on Western Cartridge division Olin Industries tests proving visible rifle recoil occurs after bullet leaves the muzzle. Micro flash photos show the shot’s timing with recoil rest and a wire lanyard triggers the camera. Dayton Parsons notes dogs are often blamed for fox killings, urging proof of culprit.
Hunters are urged to watch for bands on ducks and geese they kill this year and to send the bands to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Band numbers have two figure sets needed for identification. Cooperators are asked to record both sets and flatten the hand, enclosing it, since mailed hands often tear envelopes.
Newark New Jersey served as a WWI supply base. Pittsburgh led glass and allied products. Easter’s birthplace is Philadelphia. Easter Sunday is the Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox. Ten natural bridges exist in the United States, with the Natural Bridge of Virginia the best known.
To make cottage cheese, pour two quarts of hot water into two quarts of thick sour milk, let stand five minutes, and drain overnight. Blend creamed cottage cheese with mayonnaise and serve over lettuce wedges. Sprinkle with chopped pimiento stuffed olives. Sugar bags can be repurposed into aprons sun suits luncheon sets quilt linings and garment cases.
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