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Samaritan
Michael FF. Costello
Providence
Trish- Inan
Costello
Modern Art Opinions Starkly Defy Abstraction Beliefs
A reader dismisses modern abstract works as absence of mind and worthless. They reject the idea that abstrac tions are art and say kindergarten pieces could mimic them, insisting they will not be forced to view such abstractions.
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Effar
Minnesota
GOP
Warren
Thetate
Joe Ball
Huper Humphrey
Minneapolis
Ball
Elmer Benson
Hell
Benson
Uall
Russian “scientist” pushes wax tomato hoax in communist regime
The piece describes a Russian scientist who allegedly tried to present wax tomatoes as genuine Russian science to visiting researchers. It criticizes total control over research to fit a preconceived communist line, arguing such politics suppresses true inquiry and truth.
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Joseph and
Stewart Alsop
Iowa Farmers Shows Rural Life In Modern Light
The piece argues four of five Iowa farms use electricity and portrays farmers as comfortable, contemporary and well supplied with conveniences. It contrasts city misconceptions with rural realities, noting farmers enjoy luxuries and better food while lacking only city noise. It suggests urban readers visit Iowa farms to gain insight.
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Iowa
No-fuss Guide to Beating Heat in Summer
Practical tips advise bathing often wearing loose light clothing keeping head covered and eating light meals. Hydration is key with water in steady amounts and salt intake if sweating heavily. Rest if weak or dizzy seek medical help for severe symptoms and treat sunburn like other burns.
Washington Merry-Go-Round Echoes War Budget Talks
A digest of postwar Washington currents reports Army and Navy budget requests totaling about 21 billion dollars for next year with air force estimates forthcoming. It covers Berlin tensions with US troops clashing with Russian officers and Vaughn era political appointments.
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Navy
Congress
Army O
Air Force
Truman
GOP
Berlin
US 8
Atte
Cack
U.S. Constabulary
U.S. Army
Seldidh
New York Writer Recovers After Prolonged Illness
A New York magazine writer reports a long siege of illness marked by giant hives, with 18 doctors involved. He followed a strict elimination diet removing a dozen foods, then reintroduced items to identify triggers, while a radio show host drew eager listeners with high energy.
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New York
Harvey
Fred
Mutual
Collyer
Gilded domes and statues face a fading shine
The piece recalls the Gold Leaf on the World building dome and the Sherman statue at the Plaza. It notes how weather, time, and wealthy heirs erode tradition. The writer laments the loss of original gilding and the harsh glare of bright surfaces.
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Pulitzer
World Building
Joe Pulitzer
Sherman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Theyre biting today a poem by Edgar A Guest
A reflective verses sketching duty and self discipline as habit tested by temptations to shirk work. The speaker recalls a father's counsel to stay firm with oneself while being kind to others, noting a recurring challenge when distractions tempt away effort.
Road signs offer safe guidance for smoother driving
A quip about accepting road signs at face value to enjoy driving with less strain and fewer accidents. The verse reflects postwar humor on road safety and mindful driving behavior.
Walk Against Traffic on Open Highway Warning
A warning advises pedestrians to walk against traffic on the open highway to better see oncoming dangers. The guidance stresses staying alert and using designated crossings if available.
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