Universal military training debate in editorial chase
The Globe argues the nation must decide if universal military training should be adopted as a fixed policy. It notes questions on who serves and how arms burdens are shared and flags the Army and Navy Journal call for full preparedness and a shift toward universal militarization.
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CAPITAL TOURISTS
Washington sees a surge of private and public school groups visiting in spring, with buses and railways handling tours from Miami Newark Atlanta and more. Experts note 40 percent undercut costs and frequent trips to Mt Vernon Annapolis Monticello Yorktown and Old Point Comfort as students soak in history.
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High Tide Yesterday and the Ballroom Night
Jan enjoys a date with Derek at a sea side ballroom where dancing, flirting, and money talk reveal tension. Derek worries about time and future, while Jan seeks connection as they drift apart after a tense evening.
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Swell Fight and Turbulent Passions In A Beachside Family
Jan counsels Norma as Lance rages over Rose and love twists through the Cornwall household. Norma, Jan, Lance, Johnny, and Rose navigate jealousy anger and longing amid a seaside club world and a troubled romance reshaping their lives.
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Willkie Rises to Second in GOP Preference Polls
In Princeton June 12 report shows Willkie jumping from obscurity to second place among Republicans behind Dewey as nominating convention nears. Taft and Vandenberg trail, with 30 percent undecided. Dewey leads by about three times Willkie in overall mentions.
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What Would You Do Answers For Social Etiquette
The piece provides etiquette Q and A covering finger bowls tipping flowers for speakers and guest departures. It cites minister guidance for wedding planning and advises asking the minister for wedding party procedures.
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL CLUES
Puzzle lists many cryptic style clues with numbers for horizontal and vertical entries including Great inventor of modern times, To marry, Ozone, Bird of prey, Mother, Foreigner, Dread, Matrimonial, and several others.
Jobs for Graduates Civil Service Chief Tells How to Work for Uncle Sam
Civil Service Commission chief outlines pathways into federal jobs. Nearly a million Americans work for Uncle Sam with 40,000 federal appointments yearly. Key steps: perform well, prepare for future openings, be dependable, protect health, and get along with colleagues. Next: Planning for a Position.
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Do not do all your thinking hire wiser people instead
The piece argues not to rely solely on personal thinking. It cites Edward Thorndike praising outsourcing thinking to smarter individuals. Examples include Andrew Carnegie Rockefeller and Alfred Puller showing success from surrounding oneself with capable minds.
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New York
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England
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India
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Alfred Puller
Defining common foreign phrases in print
A comic page prompt asks readers to define five widely used phrases. Persona non grata Chili con carne Laissez-faire E Pluribus Unum Cherchez la femme. The task invites definitions in a light, educational tone.
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