Gregg Andersons All American Derby hopes rise in Akron
Good Luck Gregg Anderson has a strong Derby contestant in Akron Ohio where Gregg Kincaid 18 son of Mr and Mrs Donald Kincaid won the local event and posted a 27.03 second trial on Derby Downs a time faster than many recent champions. Local pride runs high as Anderson’s racer aims for a high finish this afternoon.
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Akron
Ohio
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Donald Kincaid
Drexel Dr
Derby Downs
Gregg
Barney
Terry Townsend
Downs Hill
Washington by Roscoe Drummond and J. B. Martin
A reflective column set contrasts on Peary era Eskimo companions fate with Washington politics. It discusses Kennedy Medicare push, congressional strategy, voter priorities, and the broad debate over social reform during the early 1960s. The piece weaves history, policy critique, and public sentiment into a panoramic political portrait.
Folklore by William Wade and nautical reflections
A fragmented montage notes Folklore by William Wade and quips on the Titanic era craft. It recounts the St Louis ship details life boats bulkheads and naval potential plus a line about the ship cutting cables between Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico and halting Spanish Fleet signals. It closes with a remark on beef consumption in the United States.
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St. Louis
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Caribbean
Morro Castle
Jamacia
Santiago
The Case Against Uncle Sam in Church Affairs
A wartime era pamphlet-style critique argues that government foreign aid and corporate taxation distort church missions and private charity. It contends 700 government corporations worth over 250 billion dollars usurp church roles, demand taxes, and crowd out private enterprise, urging readers to demand political reform and request a booklet on saving the republic.
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Uncle Sam
U. N
Philip Clarke
New York
Daylon
Brick Presbyterian Church
East 2Nd Street
Clarke
America
Val Sanka
Oufspitals
Ling
Save Our Republic
Something To Think About by Harry Hazlitt
Hazlitt argues farm price supports created surpluses and suggests halting all price supports and selling surpluses back to farmers at below free world price. He proposes letting farmers decide how much to plant under new conditions.
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Harry Hazlitt
Tax Revenue From Private Versus Public Power
The article argues that taxpaying private power firms generate large tax revenues while public utilities dodge taxes. It cites California utilities paying 166 million in taxes and franchise fees, far exceeding the cost of state colleges and wages, illustrating a national pattern where private electricity creates tax revenue and public power reduces it.
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Washington, D.C
Tennessee Valley Authority
California
Railroads tackle price rules and fair play questions
A leaflet from the Association of American Railroads questions low prices, competition, and fair play in U S transportation. It supports administration proposals to extend exemptions from minimum rate approvals for bulk commodities and agricultural products, notes these apply only to minimum rates, and urges Congress to act rather than officials.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Three Day Weekends and Labor Bargaining
Britons enjoy three and four day holiday patterns with four annual bank and general holidays including the first Monday in August. U S labor leaders propose three day weekends via yearly collective bargaining with ideas such as post Thanksgiving Friday and extra slack summer days. Congress already grants an extra day when a holiday lands on Saturday and a substitute Monday when on Sunday.
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Oswald
U.S
Afl-Cio
Congress
Widow’s Large Holdings Prompt Diversification Advice
The reader, a 72 year old widow, seeks guidance on diversifying a portfolio dominated by bank holdings and energy stocks. A financial adviser notes Green Shoe, Mack Trucks, Pacific Gas & Electric, and Standard Oil as potential components, warns of price volatility, and emphasizes safety over growth while addressing retirement earnings.
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Tate
Robert
Pacific Gas
California
America
Let Your Liver Alone Says Dr Brady On Health
Dr Brady advises against pills for liver issues and promotes natural care through regular belly breathing and gentle exercise. He explains the autonomic nervous system regulates liver function and cautions against overmedication, urging readers to adopt simple breathing and movement routines for overall abdominal health.
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Alliver
Milwaukee
Stone Tells Court He Burned 18480 In Bank Notes
George William Stone testified in bankruptcy court that he burned eighteen thousand four hundred eighty dollars in bank notes because money had brought him only unhappiness. He described the action as a personal rebuke to the lure of money and a symbolic rejection of wealth.
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Brady
William Brady
Elamine
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nottingham
England
George William Stone
Overthrow of Judah and Babylonian Gates
The lesson summarizes Second Kings chapters 24 and 25 detailing Judah's downfall, Jerusalem’s burning, and the consequences of spurning prophets. It emphasizes that sin incurs punishment and warns readers to heed divine admonition.
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Judah
Jerusalem
Julien C
Julien C. Hyer
Television listings summary
TV schedule fragment lists several programs: Oral Rohe at noon, v5 Mone at 12:13, a 4:30 slot for Islander, followed by 43 minutes of Islanders and a 15 minute block for Global Zod and Baptist Temple.
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Church of the Airice of Prophecy
Moscow Scene
Lowman
Methodist
WFEBM
Good Life Impretus
Billy Graham
Lutheran Hour
Wonderful Music
CBS
New News
Ews
Army
Wonderful Music i
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Washington
Johnny di
Bob Considine
Navy
Alex Kendrick
Police
the Navy
Westion Monitor
Baily Graham
Baptist Temple
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