ECONOMY IN 1952 Forewarns on Bogus Cuts and Public Service
The essay argues that false economy harms long term national strength, warning against slashing budgets for science, libraries, schools, and public institutions. It stresses preserving salaries for public servants to avoid draining talent from service and delaying future national progress.
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Glenn Frank
McClure Newspaper
The Faithful Cheat Entangles Sondra in Financial Pressure
Sondra confronts eviction by Lomax after signing away a $2500 settlement to cover debts and protect her future. With Flora gone and her secret marriage to Mark in limbo, she weighs joining him in the Congo against a failing life in Lomax’s house and the pull of old loyalties.
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John Anderson
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France
Massachusetts
Mumsie
Ruby M. Ayres
Posture and Health: Dr Copeland on Upright Alignment
Dr Copeland argues proper posture prevents headaches nausea and digestive issues. He notes slouching harms organs, lowers digestion and oxygen intake, and improves appetite, weight, and health when posture is corrected, urging readers to walk with chest forward and spine straight.
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Copeland
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United States
New York
New York City
Mother Minerva Turns a Century in San Francisco
Winifred Black recalls Mother Minerva born in Canton Ohio a century ago. The patriotic nurse who served in the Spanish American War and Indian campaigns now lives in a stilts house near a California highway. A birthday party draws half of San Francisco to honor her sturdy, old fashioned American grit.
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Winifred Black
Canton
Ohio
United States
Minerva
Big Creek
Mason and Dixon Line
California
San Francisco
King Featuresyndicate, Inc
Radical heirs get fresh air
A New York report describes Park Avenue and Fifth Avenue families drifting toward radical ideas. Corliss Lamont and a steel magnate’s son plan revolutionary ventures while debutantes join protest parades. Watterson Rothaker sails away from Hollywood wealth amid market gloom as elders observe with tolerance.
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Oo. O. McIntyre
New York
Park Avenue
Columbus Circle
Fifth Avenue
Corliss Lamont
House of
Morgan
Social Register
New Masses
Guiding a Child Through Sublimation in Deterring Candy Cravings
The article explains how Charlotte adapts to candy deprivation via sublimation by enjoying the act vicariously, collecting wrappers, and sharing in her mother’s eating. It notes a mother’s awareness can prevent blocking this healthy instinct and adds a vaccine stat: 82,000 doses of chickenpox vaccine distributed in Michigan last year.
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Agnes Lyne
Charlotte
Michigan
Bedtime Stories Tale of Young Chucky the Chuck
Thornton W. Burgess recounts Young Chucky son of Johnny Chuck living alone in the Old Orchard wall. He grows proud and scorns his smaller cousin Striped Chipmunk, mistaking independence for maturity as the wall shadows hide their exchange.
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Chucky
Johnny Chuck
Striped Chipmunk
Stonewall
I Look Like a Welsh Incognito and a Washroom Nicker
The narrator describes surreal encounters in a bustling city, from elevator disasters to dramatic entrances at inns and hotels. A self-importance theme emerges with playful roasts from staff and strangers. He references impersonations by actors and a comic washroom attendant in LA.
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Tully Marshall
Pearson McCord
New York
Jack
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Radio Highlights Tonight From NBC CBS and NBC Networks
Tune in tonight for WEAF NBC programming including Whiteman orchestra Virginia Rea and Reveller Shilkret and Buddy Rogers. WABC CBS features Tito Guizar Lombardo orchestra Charles Carlisle tenor and Columbia Symphony. WJZ NBC offers Ward Wilson impersonations talk with Senator Dickenson Jack Benny and Soderos Concert Orchestra.
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NBC
Whiteman
Virginia Rea
Revellers
Shilkret
Buddy Rogers
WABC
CBS
Tito Guizart
Lombardo
Charles Carlile
Columbia Symphony
WJZ
Ward Wilson
Sen
Dickenson
Jack Benny
Sodero
Chucky Learns Caution From Striped Chipmunk
In a village of woodland neighbors Chucky the possum watches Striped Chipmunk evade danger and learns that fear and caution can extend life. Johnny Chuck notes the change as Chipmunk dodges threats, teaching Chucky to value knowledge over swagger.
Projections on locks and cold leads in a word puzzle
A dated word puzzle lists clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It includes terms like Battering machine, Indian, to besprinkle, and Nordic legends with various profanity or medical terms hinting at a cross fill.
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