Bracken Lee Budget Cutter Seeks Utah Senate Seat
Observers on Capitol Hill see J Bracken Lee as a strong independent candidate in Utah three way Senate race. His campaign emphasizes budget cuts and repeal of the sixteenth amendment appealing to taxpayers while alarming bureaucrats and spenders alike. Lee’s past record in 1949 50 showing opposition to tax hikes fuels the wave of pro taxpayer support.
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Ike
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Lee
Karl Marx
Lib-Labs
Capitol Hill
Congress
Living Chain Reflections on Progress and United Purpose
A meditation on progress from Overland Mail to jet passenger planes linking America. It argues transportation binds people and ideals, warning against hatred and indifference while affirming the enduring chain of living Americans. It quotes Emerson Lorimer Chesterfield Collier James on truth ethics and social duty.
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Overland Mail
St. Louis
West Coast
Buchanan
America
Ginny's twins Pamela and Robin grow in New Jersey visit
Jim Bishop writes of Ginny Frechette Bishop and twins Pamela and Robin, 23 inches long and about 12 pounds each at 10 weeks, sharing almost everything but their mother and family. The piece contrasts their identical looks, early personalities, feeding routines, and Ginny's single parenting experience.
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Ginny
Gayle
Pamela
Robin
Bishop
Dave Frechette
Miami
Lincroft
N. J
Pam
Doctor Crane’s Personal Cases Case 7 363 Advice on marital rules
Evelyn Q 37 seeks help to curb monthly tavern visits and affairs. Dr Crane outlines rules for a stable marriage including church involvement, limiting social clubs, keeping liquor out, timing children, daily compliments, weekly dates, sexual technique, addressing complexes, budgeting, shared hobbies, and offers a 200 point test for couples.
Recession Has Little Effect on Consumer Spending
The Commerce Department notes that spending from June to October rose at an annual rate of 40 billion dollars, reaching 255 % billion by September, offsetting much of the recession. Farmers and government workers show higher cash, while dividends cushion some earners. many firms expect stronger earnings in the last quarter.
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Commerce Department
Remembering a Teacher’s Timeless Grace
A young married woman recalls a beloved 12 year old teacher now aged with scars from a West Coast sojourn. Her visit reveals the teacher’s enduring charm despite facial scars, prompting the daughter to realize beauty was always in the person not the appearance.
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Akron
West Coast
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
Right to Work Debate Echoed by Ohio Press
Athens resident John M. Myers cites an editorial from the Cleveland Press in the ITU Journal opposing a proposed right to work amendment. The Press argues the measure would hinder labor relations, shield racketeers, create contract turmoil, and invite anti-labor backlash, urging defeat of the amendment on the ballot. October 27 Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger
Athens
ITU
Ohio
Cleveland Press
John M. Myers
Lectures Knife Bandit But Gives Him Money
In Paterson New Jersey Mrs Marie Munzer a liquor store operator confronted an armed intruder. After lecturing him on crime not paying she offered two dollars to settle the robbery. The man left after agreeing not to repeat the crime.
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Knife Bandit
Paterson
N. J
Marie Munzer
Dean Pegram and the Atom Bomb Era Heroic Scientists
The piece honors Dean George B. Pegram of Columbia University for his pivotal role in initiating atomic research and the Manhattan Project. It notes his early contact with the U S government in 1939 and his leadership of the Advisory Committee on Uranium. It frames Pegram and colleagues like Dunning Fermi Szilard and Urey as champions of scientific service beyond wealth.
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George B. Pegram
Columbia University
Pegram
Dean Pegram
United States
John R. Dunning
Enrico Fermi
Columbia Physics Department
Navy
Columbia
Alexander Sachs
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Albert Einstein
Dr. Pegram
England
Pegran
Dunning
Urey
Fermi
Szilard
Anderson
Zinn
Weil
Feld
America
North Pole
Visiting nurses and their vital public health role
A discussion of visiting nurses their training and duties from hospital and private agencies to home care and education in communities. It notes their work with mothers babies diabetics and school health and contrasts with health visitors in England and fursos gerina women. Dr A Carlton Ernstone named president elect of the American Heart Association.
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Visiting Nurse Association
VNA
San Francisco
A. Carlton Ernstone
The
Cleveland Clinic
Division of
Medicine
American Heart Association
Athens Ohio newspaper rates and mailing details
Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with pricing for carrier and mail delivery. Rates listed: one month 1.25. six months 6.50. one year 12.00 in Ohio and West Virginia. higher rates for other locations. Readers addressed to Messenger Publishing Co. 43 W Union St Athens Ohio.
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Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Fogona
Associated Press
Toessenger Publishing Co
Union St
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WEST
Miami, Florida
Doctor Crane
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Evelyn
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American Medical Association
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