Modernizing State Government Aimed at Reviving Powers
The editorial argues the US federal system relies on strong central power and empowered states to protect individual rights. It cites CBD proposals to modernize state constitutions, increase legislative sessions and salaries, and grant governors long range planning and budget authority. It notes states risk losing autonomy to the federal system without reform. Governor Evans warns that state governments face a crisis and may need to transfer remaining responsibilities if reform fails.
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United States
Committee For Economic Development
CBD
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
NSA Congress Defies Scandal With Independent Stand
The National Students Association, amid CIA funding allegations, votes to disaffiliate from the Communist International Student Congress and shifts focus to domestic issues such as draft opposition and inviting Communists on campus. Delegates push for student funding through endowment taxes, while critics note NSA is not representative of national student opinion.
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NSA
National Students Association
Central Intelligence Agency
International Student Congress
South
Vietnam
America
Sam Sherman
University of Michigan
Congress
Washington Post
CIA
NGA
Johnson
Ford
Carnegie
Rockefeller
The Days Of Autumn Arrives With September 23
Autumn begins this year on September 23 marking a shift to cooler weather and busy days ahead. The piece notes crisp mornings falling leaves and a refreshed mood as winter nears while urging preparation for snow and antifreeze and anticipating winter vacation travel from the south to the north.
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Southland
Successful Investing in a Window Cleaning Firm and Bonds
In this column Roger E. Spear discusses financing a family business amid rising rates, personal planning for a mentally handicapped son, and guidance on bank stocks versus growth, with a note on co ownership of Series K bonds and tax implications. He cites Public Service Electric, Franklin National, American Hospital Supply, American Home Products, Avon, and Treasury guidance on estate and tax treatment.
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Public Service Electric & Gas
Franklin National Bank
K. Spear
Public Service Electric
Franklin National
American Hospital Sul
Amerigan Home Products
Avon
Beskgentry
AVI Am
Savings Boad Division
Treasury Department
Spear
Brady’s Health Service on Chronic Arthritis Diet
A health note from Brady’s Health Service urges daily dairy intake to prevent chronic joint disability. It claims consuming 1% pints of milk or equivalent dairy products each day can avert arthritis, referencing Dr. Osler and a primer on Chronic Joint Disability.
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Bank Jn Ofser
Dr. Osler
Osler
Arthritis Foundation
Quiet hour boosts efficiency at Lansing insurer
An Lansing Michigan insurer adopts a quiet hour from early morning to midmorning, halting interdepartment contact and calls to raise productivity. The plan draws interest from other firms and sparks debate about workplace noise and efficiency.
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Lansing
Mich
Kokomo Tribune
Stage Fright Tips From Mike Douglas Show Guests
The piece notes universal stage fright from Ruby Keeler and pro football star Joe Studakar. It suggests a quick remedy using opposing hand pressure to steady tremors, recounting Keeler’s nervous precue behavior and later successful performance on air.
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Ruby Kreler
Mike Douglas
Joe Studakar
Ruby Keeler
Tim
Joe Sindahar faced stage fright before big games
An uneven tale notes Joe Sindahar, pro football star and Hall of Fame member, tremor before kickoff. Coach George Halas recalls his stomach churns and vomiting exactly six minutes before play, needing tackles to calm nerves. Training advice and a nod to Dr. Crane’s booklet close the fragment.
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Joe Sindahar
George Halas
Joe
Halas
Joe Studahar
Chicago Bears
Verna
Joe Sydahar
Folklore Fragments Reveal Family Moments and Proverbial Wit
A humorous tabloid-style passage shows casual family exchanges and quips about parenting and marriage. A mother reproves a daughter, siblings greet each other warmly, and a child asks if she will marry like her father. An American saying notes graduation as a sign of schooling delivering an education.
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Mathyria
Susan
To The Point Russell Kirk on Fear and the Supernatural
Russell Kirk explores fear beyond fear itself noting that belief in ghosts poltergeists and unexplained misfortune persists. He cites a New York Long Island woman Mary whose lost items a fall and a fired apartment rumor and IRS pressure illustrate how mystery unsettles modern life. He warns against overconfidence in science alone and recalls Shakespeare to defend the ancient awe of the unknown.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Mary
Long Island
New York City
Internal Revenue Service
Poltergeis
Watther
Severa
Shakespeare
Lafeu
Twa
How Many Times Has the U S Navy Struck Its Colors
James G. Martin discusses a long debated question and cites official Navy statements. He lists three early instances, including the Philadelphia in 1804 and the Chesapeake and President episodes, noting records vary and offering sources like Putnam 1848 for fuller history.
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United States Navy
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Thera Martin
Wake
Shanghai
Hostew Dee
Navy
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Philadelphia
Tripoli
Stephen Decatur
Decatur
Chesapeake
Shanon
James Lawrense
U.S
Putnam
Cleveland
New York
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