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Prize Fight Ink Sparks Rivalry Then Calls It Off
An essayist recalls staging public letters between Edward James Maloney and Josef Sharkey as hype for a New York bout. A manager urged quitting the trash talk to avoid future feuds, noting warlike passions fade when neighbors share a city. The piece then shifts to a French letter praising Allied GIs and urging reciprocity between soldiers and French families.
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Reflecting on Seasonal Hazards and Accident Prevention
The piece warns that winter brings slips fires and monoxide deaths and urges practical steps like ventilating homes and careful driving. It argues reflection alone won t prevent tragedies but may spur actions to save lives and reduce losses.
Byernes Policy on Germany Remains Stage Set for Moscow Talks
Dorothy Thompson argues Byrnes reaffirmation of Potsdam directives reshapes German borders and population transfers. The piece accuses Byrnes of falsehoods on Polish administration and warns of continued mass displacements, contrasting U.S. claims with British and European accounts.
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New Leader
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Arthur Selter
Current Contemporary Review
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Freedom of the Press Across Nations in the Snow Era
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet Russia and allied states suppress free reporting by denying entry and censoring dispatches. He cites Chiang Kai-shek and various governments, urging a reciprocal freedom law: if a country censors or bars authenticated reporters, it loses access to American press coverage and aid.
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Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues and Answers
A compact listing of crossword clues from horizontal and vertical sections. Includes identifiers for positions such as 1 5 11 13 and many others with definitions like famed deities colors and actions. Provides standard crosswords entries including noun verbs and abbreviations.
Polk Street Professor Reflections on a Mother's Love
A reminiscence portrays a mother as a shield against danger, offering unmatched comfort and safety. The vignette speaks of her enduring, unconditional love and the strength she provided to her child in moments of fear.
Mother’s steadfast love and faith in you in sorrow
A speaker recalls a mother who would protect him with her life and renew his confidence in people. She kept her faith in his goodness despite his lows, taught him belief in God, and loved him beyond what he deserved, though he sometimes mistreated her.
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