Newspaper Week Editorial Reflects On The Press
Editorial notes Newspaper Week and the evolution of journalism from pony express to global wire. It stresses enduring goals: deliver timely facts, uphold standards, improve content, and attract new talent while urging citizens to read their local newspapers.
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America
Pony Express Tran
New York
the Wire
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Citizen
John Smith
Smith
The
Herald
Junior Achievement Programs Shape Teens into Young Merchants
The article praises Junior Achievement companies formed by teens after school. It notes stockholder like structures with directors and officers and emphasizes hands on learning in manufacturing and sales. Students gain real world business exposure and lifelong skills through dedicated after school effort.
Chinese Youth Rioting Sparks Fearful Red Guard Uprisings
The piece warns that Mao Zedong era Red Guard action in Chinese schools may portend nationwide disruption and crime. It cautions against the perils of youthful violence and questions Red China and Pravda's possible strategic moves amid rising chaos.
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Mao Tse-tung
Red China
Red Guard
Mao
China
Pravda
United States
Russia
Brady's Health Service Health Advice on Iodine and Colds
Reader letter from Kittery Maine questions iodine deficiency and cold susceptibility. Dr William Brady notes mixed evidence for iodine's effect on respiratory infections, cautions against self dosage, and offers brief replies to letters via the Beverly Hills address with instructions for inclusion of a stamped self-addressed envelope.
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Kittery
Maine
Brady
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Caruno
Beverly Hills
California
Worry Clinic Praises Newspaper Route Internships
A column extols newspaper boys and circulation managers as key teachers of free enterprise. Tony L. grows through his 89 customer route, boosting confidence, math, and independence while learning books, profits, and client relations.
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Tony
Tony L
Dr. Crane
de Crane
Congress
New York Backlash Reflects on Police Review Board Vote
In New York City the referendum on Mayor Lindsay’s civilian police review board looms large with race politics, liberal Jewry, and Conservative opposition shaping a pivotal governor race. The outcome signals whether backlash politics will dominate urban civil rights debates.
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New York
New York City
U.S
Jone V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Conservative Party
Review Board
Oi Siliua
Policemen's Benevolent Association
Nelson Rockefeller
Frank O'Connor
Hoosevelt
Paul Adams
Adams
Rockefeller
O'Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
O’connor
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Investment column recommends diversification with income stocks
The analyst suggests broadening a concentrated portfolio with Norfolk and Western Atchison Topeka Revy Gen Motors Lorillard Reynolds Tobacco Sid Oil of New Jersey and others. The insured stock should be held for long term. Pacific Inter Espressa is risky and unfit for the reader, who should buy two income issues instead. The piece also corrects a dividend misstatement and notes the Constitution preamble.
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First United Life Insurance
J.M. A
Norfolk & Spear Western
Atchison Revy
Thana Corp
Gen. Motors
Lorillard
Reynolds Tobacco
Sid. Oil of
New Jersey
Chicago
Indianapolis
Pacific Tne Formountain Express
American Aviation
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pie
Pacific Inter
Espress
Pittsburgh
Spear
Gen
Fea, Corp
Folklore glimpses and quotes from a changing era
A collage of remarks from figures like Hitchcock and Pensley, plus a 19th century American saying, reflects cultural tensions, media insights, and public views across war, dollars, fear, and pacifism. It captures voices on cinema, fear, labor motives, spaceflight, and national sentiment.
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Washington, D.C
Indiana
Preservation versus decay of historic churches in urban renewal
The article warns that old churches across Europe and North America face demolition or repurposing as urban renewal accelerates. It highlights Ste Anne de Detroit as a threatened center of community life, noting its 1701 origins, 1885 building, and burial of Father Gabriel Richard, urging preservation as a symbol of continuity for both rich and poor parishioners.
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George Orwell
London
Eve
Orwell
England
Eunope
York
Amsterdam
Scotland
Church of Scotland
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Park
Perth
United States
Ste. Anne de Netroit
Howard
Nineteenth Streets
Detroit River
Detroit
Gabriel Richard
University of Mich+igal
Gen
Fea. Corp
World War I Navy Veteran McElroy Retires After 49 Years
Arthur L. McElroy, one of the Navy’s last World War I veterans, retires as Master Chief Quartermaster after 49 years of service begun in 1917 in New York. He recalls serving on the Agamemnon during the coal shortage and describes life aboard, including limited recreation, rationed water, and shipboard duties.
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Navy
Arthur L. McElroy
New York City
Martin
Agamemnon
Europe
Rooks
Watress
Hachman
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Harrist
Robert B. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughan
Edwin A. Balley
Treasurar
Claus Pertaga
Anderson
Cartier
Madison
Associated Press
Associated Prova dx
George W. Crows
Inside
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Adr
Rogers
United Jaz. States
United States of America
Folklore
William Wace
Thrillbhill
Wade Alfred Hitchcock
Tel Aviv
Israel
James Cash Pensley
Charles A. Conrad Jr
By Russell Kirk
St’ Ste
James B. Martin
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