Tax talk and political theater in postwar America
The piece questions the fairness of a tax system that burdens the average citizen while high earners pay little. It notes calls for a 25 percent tax cut and criticizes government spending vs balancing the budget. It mocks a new spending-cut logic and reflects on Nixon, Johnson, Explorer II, and McClellan’s committee amid industry tensions.
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Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Washington
Congress
Richard Nixon
White House
Lyndon Johnson
McClellan
Walter Reuther
Kohler
Teaching as noble work needs renewed esteem and excitement
The piece argues Americans undervalue teaching in pay and prestige yet regards it as a missionary calling. It contrasts U S perceptions with higher esteem abroad, emphasizes teachers shaping minds, and urges dedication to truth, duty, and benevolence as core to the profession.
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Earth
On the road with Jim Bishop and a restless mind
Jim Bishop travels eastbound from Truckee by train and reflects on travel fatigue, the Giants pennant hopes, Gayle and family, the recession, and life while alone in Compartment 1026. He recalls Don Newcombe and Webb, notes crowded hotels and fare, and speaks of independence on the road.
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San Francisco
Truckee
Owens Illinois
Convair
San Francisco Giants
McGraw
Muggs
Gayle
Smiley
Eddie Brannick
Don Newcombe
Vero Beach
Don
Jackie Robinson
Newcombe
Jack
Webb
Republic Studios
San Fernando Valley
New York
Copybook maxims urged for schoolroom moral training
Dr George W Crane argues for instilling quotations from poets and philosophers in children and notes how a college lecture used his book quotes to boost a student's public speaking. He promotes placing inspirational lines at page bottoms and requests readers mail for his booklets.
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Joe
George W. Crane
Joe R
Thoreau
W. B. Garrison
America
Mystery of the unpublished Senate report and Norman affair
The piece questions who suffers from the unissued annual report of the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. It notes Norman's death in Cairo, the Canadian probe, and Les ter Pearson’s attempt to blame the subcommittee. It critiques Watkins’ influence, delays, and the committee’s seven-year existence and apparent political drawbacks.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Congress
Herbert Norman
Egypt
Norman
Cairo
Canada
Lester Pearson
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
State Department
Arthur Watkins
Utah
Robert Morris
New Jersey
Senator Watkins
Joe McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
White House
McCarthy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Earl Browder
United States
Americans Lose 100 Million in Cash, Says Survey
A survey by the American Express Co. reports Americans lost more than 100 million dollars in cash last year mostly through carelessness. The figure may understate total losses. men are cited as the main culprits and tips include keeping less cash on hand and using checks.
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American Express Co
U. S
Harvard
Donald. J. MacNamara
MacNamara
New York Institute of Criminology
Armed Forces
U. S. Treasury
Stop Me: Aims and Anecdotes From 1958
A satirical collection by Bennett Cerf features a precise professor of English who teaches oratory with marbles, a speeding incident involving John D. Rockefeller Jr in New Jersey, and Mrs. C. N. Peace noting a change from the little red schoolhouse to the little read schoolboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New Jersey
Tomorrow’s Stars Favor Friends and Ventures in June to October
Tomorrow’s influence promises strong ties with friends and business associates and a possible unexpected achievement through goodwill. If tomorrow is your birthday expect months of active work and potential monetary gain with smart handling by year’s end.
Chester Mrs Floyd Ride Nour Layette Shower Held
Mrs Roger Epple was the guest of honor at a layette shower hosted by Mrs Floyd Ride Nour Mrs Gladys Cray and Mrs John Epple at the lodge hall with twenty seven attendees. PTA group gathered at the school house with Mrs Orville Brown and others assisting. Garden Club was entertained by Mrs Roy Miller with help from Mrs Koblentz. Visits noted from Mr and Mrs Fritz Shank of Columbus and from Mr and Mrs Carl Heck of Athens. Gertrude Frank of Nelsonville visiting Jan Railey for a few days.
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Chester
Floyd Ridenour
Gladys Cray
John Epple
Roger Epple
Lodge Hall
Orville Brown
Paul Orr
Wilma Herrman
Robert Wood
Horace Karr
PTA
Roy Miller
David Koblentz
Fritz Shank
Columbus
Ernest Knight
Carl Heck
Athens
W. D. Cleland
Gertrude Frank
Nelsonville
Jan Railey
First Aid for Poisoning and Chemical Burns
The Family Doctor reviews immediate home steps from the AMA Committee on Toxicology. Do not induce vomiting if unconscious convulsing or after swallowing kerosene acids or other corrosives. For corrosives give milk or milk of magnesia and call a doctor at once. Wash chemical skin burns with running water and avoid ointments. Eye exposure requires immediate rinsing and medical contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Toxicology
American Medical Association
Pirates and Privateers Brain Game Answers
Brain game list of piracy trivia and privateer questions with mixed readable fragments. Includes inquiries on a ship named Adventure and a mission to Panama plus references to Blackbeard and naval battles.
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Panama
Blackbeard
New Orleans
John Hawkins
Brain Game
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