Two Foundational Documents to Be Enshrined on Constitution Day
The Constitution and the Declaration of Independence will be permanently sealed in glass enclosures at a Constitution Day ceremony on September 17. President Truman and Chief Justice Vinson are expected to participate in what is described as a highly impressive event in the history of the United States.
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America
United States
Truman
Vingon
National Bureau of Standards
Luther H. Evans
Congress
NBS
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Evans
Edward A. Condon
Broadway stars and researchers preserve founding documents
DoRothy and Wanda Hendrix headline a feature on performers with guest appearances while Bill Holden seeks a new hobby and projections of actors moving between NBC ABC and CBS. A technical display uses helium filled glass cases, thermopane seals, and Libbey-Owens-Ford tech to protect the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, promising long term public viewing.
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed With Errant Letters
Puzzle items list across numbers and partial clues including food fish conflicts thick xOUp top inner courtyard boring tool biblical lion specimen web-footed bird half em organs of hearing gloss mood anat. nurse abbr cardinal number marbles hewing tool pacing horse former Russian reader Bea eagle floating masses colors as fabric heron Down.
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Paradise
Lucky Leslie and Celia’s Odd Luck Theory
A man recalls his wife Celia who treats luck as fate based on numbers and patterns. She predicts events by seven and three, guiding family life through weddings on the lucky date, births, and near misses. When a fateful sixth hits, misfortune tests their beliefs and a shattered watch becomes a playful clue.
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Leslie
Celia
Main Street
Old Crawford
Crawford Corporation
David
Repeal of Income Tax Amendment Debate In States
A column argues the two constitutional amendment paths to repeal the 16th amendment. It urges a states rights route via a constitutional convention, warns of federal tax limits and grants in aid, and critiques wartime emergency measures and political partisanship. It notes 21 states seek a convention, needs 32. It cites President Roosevelt era influence and calls for shift of taxation power to states.
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Congress
United States
Confession and Quips in a Playful Exchange
A dialogue features a confession on infidelity with a grandmother cited as the married partner. Jokes follow about hair and perception. A domestic scene shows smoke in a house and a wife explaining a friend’s visit. A stagey quip asks when a Fuller Brush man will play pool with the speaker’s father. A passenger comic ends with a tearful farewell line.
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