Internal Revenue ruling on advertising restricts private enterprise
The IRS ruling declaring certain electric utility advertising as non deductible taxes freedom of speech and press by limiting how groups like newspapers and utilities present their case. The Moline Dispatch warns the decision threatens public information and may set a precedent penalizing any industry that tries to inform the public.
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Internal Revenue Service
Moline
Illinois
Daily Dispatch
U.S
Internal Revenue
Education and Catastrophe in a Global Era
The speaker argues isolation breeds suspicion and credits mass air travel with cross cultural education. Juan Trippe says tourism may outpace the atom bomb as a force for world understanding, predicting a future where despite explosive weapons, education via travel expands peace and knowledge.
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International Air Transport Association
New York
Juan T. Trippe
Posthumous praise for McCarthy cited as check on Executive power
The speaker argues McCarthy's legacy shows Congress must act as eyes of the people through investigative committees. He cites the McClellan Committee and HUAC acts, praising proposals like Moss bill to curb executive secrecy and strengthen legislative oversight, while noting the praise comes after McCarthy’s death.
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Congress
McClellan Committee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Executive Department
McCarthy
Executive
Washington
Senator McCarthy
Moss
Senate
Congressional
Supreme Court
Joe McCarthy
Daisy Devore Haunts a Bar Backstage in California
In a dim Peninsula Street bar, silent-film star Daisy Devore hides incognito among patrons. Miss Devore recalls past fame as Carnation Charlie fawns over her, while patrons orbit with curiosity and longing for a glimpse of a once bright star.
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Willy
Jim Sullivan
Margaret Waldron
Sullivan
Dame
Mrs. Waldron
Daisy Devore
the Silents
Miss Devore
Carnation
Rlie
Charlie
John Gilbert
Mae Murray
California
Carnation Charlie
Doctor Crane’s Personal Case Sparks Wife Jealousy Myth
Nora M. speaks of her mother’s jealousy after age 40 and Dr. George W. Crane advises on sex myths. The booklet Case Y-331 urges readers to learn home safeguards against such marital strains by dispelling beliefs about the uterus and sexual function.
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Nora
George W. Crane
Nora M
Dandelion Proposed as United States National Flower
Opinion piece argues the dandelion could unite diverse states as a democratic, all American symbol. It notes Rose and corn tassel campaigns and warns against regional favoritism while praising the dandelion as hardy, universal, and useful in food and medicine.
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America
Congress
U.S
Atlanta
Midwest
New York Yankees
Middle West
Old South
Brain Game Famous Americans Quiz Answers
A readable quiz list asks to name figures: former Secretary of State who wrote Speaking Frankly, founder of the Boy Scouts, author of Drums Along the Mohawk, builder of the Great Northern Railroad in 1893, the president known as Old Hickory, the president who wrote The Winning of the West, author of One World, and the president remembered for the Fourteen Points.
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Boy Scouts of America
Great Northern
U. S
Desert Rat Relates Café Math and a Tragic Exit
In Palm Springs ARRY OLIVER, a self styled desert rat, tells of a tippled tenderfoot calculating his wife’s diet Progress and of a mental patient to be released after 20 years who, after a razor mishap with a mirror, proclaims he will cut his head off. A Atlantic Beach shop sign jokes about TV sets sold and rented and summer programs.
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Arry Oliver
Tenderfoot
Palm Springs
Oliver
Atlantic Beach
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
City urged to repave Madison Avenue and Strouds Run Road
Public forum writer Vic Sheron of Athens calls on city officials to repair the Madison Avenue hill and Strouds Run Road at once. He notes months of deplorable conditions endangering drivers and asks whether weather will delay work for months or cause damage suits as residents risk travel.
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Madison Avenue Hill
Stroud’s Run Road
Madison Avenue
Stroud’s Run
Why babies cry and how parents listen
Health for Today explains common reasons babies cry and how parents can respond. It covers discomfort, hunger, thirst, diaper issues, air in the stomach, and colic, noting quick fixes like changing position, feeding a bit more, and burping. It also warns against overparenting and urges seeking a physician if crying persists.
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Junior
Invasion Debate and Siberian Reminiscences Recalled
Thomas G. Dill of Middleboro reacts to Cold War rhetoric while the writer shares memories of 1918 1919 Siberia and Manchuria. He recalls Japanese interference and the Tientsin Incident amid U S relief efforts led by Herbert Hoover.
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Thomas G. Dill
Middleboro
Massachusetts
Brother Dill
Dill
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Dulles
United States of America
Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
Siberia
Manchuria
Trans-Siberian
Chita
China
Semenov
Ufa
Far Eastern
Mongolia
Japan
Washington
Tientsin
15Th Infantry
American Relief Administration
Herbert Hoover
Atomic Energy Course Planned for Teachers
Argonne National Laboratory will offer three two week courses this summer on atomic energy fundamentals. Teachers from 65 high schools and junior colleges will attend to learn the highlights of recent science developments and bridge gaps between training and current knowledge.
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Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Athens Ohio newspapers publish rates and mailing details
The Athens Messenger and Sunday Messenger announce subscription prices and delivery options. Rates cover daily and Sunday editions, with weekly and monthly packages for Ohio and West Virginia readers. The notice lists mailing addresses and official classification information.
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By Hatlo
Phyffe
Thanx
Millburn
N.S
United
Doctor Crane
Mother
Deddy
Hal Boyle
Brain Game
the Public Forum
Vic Sheron
Athens
Ww. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Chorge Sokolsky
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Maki
Ohio & W.va
Ohio
W. Va
Posteffice Ag
Associated Press
He Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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