Ostend Manifesto and Cuba Annexation Ideology in 1854
The piece recalls 19th century Southern push to annex Cuba to gain slave territory, contrasted with a pro Northern Congress, and cites the 1854 Ostend Manifesto signed by Buchanan Mason and Soule. It notes Marcy’s disavowal and suggests the episode could have altered later history. It ends with a Mary Baker Eddy quote about love and justice.
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Cuba
Congress
Texas
Ostend
Belgium
James Buchanan
John Y. Mason
Pierre Soule
Great Britain
France
Spain
Buchanan
Public library overdue policy and police activity in East Orange
The East Orange police used strong tactics to arrest overdue library borrowers, a harsh response to a minor crime. Public libraries rely on timely returns to maximize limited copies. strict enforcement protects general access. The editorial urges caution and urges not to imitate the police methods.
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East Orange
N.J
East Orange Police
Freedom With Responsibility A Citizens Perspective
The piece notes unemployment rising with over 5 million expected out of work this winter. It compares global wealth distribution by imagining 1000 people, where 60 are US citizens and hold half the income while 15 times more goods. It argues freedom with responsibility shaped economic inequality.
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United States
Monday Birds at Work Define Office Character Tests
An humorous portrait of Monday morning office types foreshadowing how workers greet the new week. It catalogs: late-rising pub crawler, puffed up virage, moulting mourning dove, fear tufted finch, double crested creeper, high flying kingfisher, busy fingered magpie and triple crested nitpicker, inviting readers to spot themselves.
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Oth
Hall of Business Fame
Washingtons Doubts About Man From the Founding Era
The essay argues Washington doubted human wisdom and warns that faction and self-interest shape constitutional design. It notes the Philadelphia Convention relied on compromise and that Madison defined factions as harmful group impulses. The piece links past cautions to present global strife and hints at future interplanetary conflicts.
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George Washington
Laos
Congo
United Nations
Washington
America
Philadelphia
James Madison
Madison
Dear Abby Letters on Love Doubt and Courtesy
A reader asks if one can love two men and Abby explains true love is decisive. Other questions cover eating seafood toast, lace paper, handling insults, self defense for a bullied teen, and a dog owner remark. Abby invites letters to Box 3365 Beverly Hills California.
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Abby
Hates
Beverly Hills
Calif
Luis Kutner a Bravest Lawyer Defending the Helpless
Dr. George W Crane profiles Luis Kutner born in Chicago to a Turkish dancer father and a Russian artist mother. A self taught student turned lawyer, boxer and wrestler, Kutner won clemency for over 1 000 wrongfully convicted people and inspires with his World Habeas Corpus advocacy. He founded the Kutner International College of Law and is praised as a modern Hammurabi, Moses and Solon.
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George W. Crane
Luis Kutner
Chicago
Luis
Teddy Roosevelt
Humboldt Park Lagoon
University of Chicago
Sherlock Holmes
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
Evanston
Glencoe
North Shore
Horatio Alger
Kutner
Kutner International College of Law
U. N
Hammurabi
Moses
Solon
Crane
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
A 1961 Cerf humor column notes wild West crime with an innocent verdict and a judge demanding a reconsideration. It includes a homesick camp letter from a father to his son and a quip about whiskers from a factory bookkeeper.
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Bennett Cerf
Wilbur
Commissioners Vacate Road 106 in Harrison Township Near Roseville
Perry County board resolves to vacate 4.65 miles of Harrison Township Road 106 near Roseville. A 10 am Tuesday hearing drew no attendees. The panel also adopts terms from an Ohio Highway Department petition to provide a safe approach to Ohio 75, with the county to be reimbursed by the state for all damage claims.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Harrison Twonship
Roseville
Board of Commissioners
Ohio Highway Department
Ohio 75
Congo as a European Created Dual State Analysis
George Sokolsky argues the Congo is a European construct with two states born from colonial rule. He notes Belgian and French control, tribal autonomy limits, and the challenge for UN-led self governance amid Western, Soviet, and Arab interests shaping Africa’s new nations.
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Congo
Congo River
David Livingstone
H. M. Stanley
New York Herald
Etat Independant du
Belgium
Leopold II
Brazzaville
Republic of the Congo
House of Commons
David Liv
Ingstone
United Nations
Soviet Russia
United Arab Republic
Africa
Emotional Disturbance Theory Attracts Attention
An essay questions the emphasis on emotional instability as the cause of habits and behavior. It argues that the theory misleads on alcohol, juvenile delinquency, reading problems, and overeating, diverting focus from self-control and facts. It cites safety experts and media influence, and ends with a parental Q A and a liquor permit transfer notice.
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Dalton Brothers
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King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
The
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Columbus
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