Brotherhood Week Editorial Sets High American Ideals
The piece argues brotherhood defines the American ideal beyond democracy and free enterprise, urging yearly reflection and renewed effort toward social unity. It warns of rising taxes and government borrowing, citing US News figures that show tax burden and deficits far beyond wartime levels, and calls for restraint and progress toward brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Brotherhood of American Citizenship
Brotherhood of Mankind
Bible Verse Echoes Warning of Sin and Belief
The record cites a Bible verse urging belief to avoid dying in sins. John 8 24 referenced with phrasing about belief and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B
Here's To Your Health program debuts on TV
A New York County Medical Society program titled Here's To Your Health will begin airing late next month. It will discuss medical facts, expose false claims, and aim to ease public anxiety about health while potentially including future sponsor advertisements from drug firms and cosmetic makers.
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John
New York County Medical Society
Plann
Ferrer Crowned Mr Theatre With Four Broadway Shows
Leonard Lyons notes Jose Ferrer’s rise as producer director and star of multiple Broadway runs. He compares Ferrer with peers who once ran four hits concurrently, including Todd and Sed Harris and Chester Erskine. An Ancestry feature jokes about Sir Cedric Hardwicke seeking a tombstone for Euphrates Hardwicke.
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Jose Ferrer
Sarlem
Subway
The
Empire
War
Ancestre
Cedric Hardwicke
2 Euphrates Hardwicke
Euphrates Hardwicke, Esq
Have A Laugh By Boyce House Report
A city feature story follows a rural super marksman noted for shooting precision. The reporter visits, finds many targets with centered bullet holes, and questions the marksman about his skill. He replies, I shoot first and then draw the circle.
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Cynical Voters and Primaries
Column critiques public cynicism toward Washington and the presidential primary system. It cites Senator Douglas and Representative Bennett advocating a nationwide primary to curb party bosses. It surveys state practices from Alabama to Oregon, noting unpledged conventions and deceptive delegate rules shaping nominations.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Calif
USA
Zelion
Truman
Paul Douglas
Minois
Charles Bennett
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Louisiana
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Sippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Oregon
Eisenhower
Nebraska
New Hampshire
Boss Flynn
Bailiwick
New York
Kefauver
Stevenson
Bronx
Paul Fitzpatrick
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Patons
Ohio
Swich
Trivia and birthdays mix in fragmented newspaper snippets
A collage of questions and notes covering popes, bridges, armadillos, travel guides, caviar, and birthdays. It also recalls historical milestones such as Ohio joining the Union, Adelina Patti’s birth, Edison’s phonograph patent, and World War II events, with scattered names and partial biographies.
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Ohio
Adelina Patti
Thomas Alva Edison
United States
Iwo Jime
London
England
Holland
France
Germany
Austria
Fungary
Canada
National Art Gallery
Royal Philharmonic
Reviewing Stand Florence Ideal City For The Lazy Man
Florence essay humorously extols a lazy muse while imagining a marble sculpture in Florence. Henry McLemore muses on labor, art, and the Renaissance, contrasting passion for creation with modern fatigue and praise for workers who shaped iconic works. The piece blends satire with admiration for Florence and its masters.
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Florence
Italy
Henry McLemore Florence
Chadet and Marching Club
Henry
Michel
Michel~angelo
Loreenzo
Moses
Leonardo da Vinci
Cretonne
Five Years Ago Sun Files On Chaos and Deaths
Chiang kai and UNRRA accused of economic chaos as a black market circle led to ten deaths. An express train crash injured eighty three. Highlands residents voted to fund two thirds of a deputy sheriff’s salary. Clyde Barnestle was wounded by youths shooting birds. Lt Henry Dittman in Australia called home to wish his wife a birthday greeting. Dr L A Hawkins named medical director for Tri Cities Health League clinic.
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Housemaaid
Perhang
Chiangge
UNRRA
Gomis
Highlands
Clyde Barnestle
Baytown Rimy
Henry Dittman
Australia
Bay“kh
L. A. Hawkins
Tri-Cities Health League
Try And Stop Me THE CAMERAMEN and cast of a big television crew
A film crew trekked into a desert region near Jersey City seeking silence for a shoot. A gas station sign warned of the long uninhabited stretch ahead as they prepared to drive 26 miles through a barren desert to reach their destination.
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Jers
Jersey
Neweark
Sun Slants By Fred Harms About Editorials And Tax Rates
In The Sun's new editorial format Al Molinger critiques newspaper editorials and reflects on World Day of Brotherhood Month. He notes reader responses from Mrs. Berlig and Warren Edwards while discussing Houston Natural Gas rate requests and telephone tax increases. The piece argues high taxes burden companies and individuals, urging governmental economy and tax reform.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashhel
Baytown
Texas
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press League
Congress
al Molinger
Tamplini
The
Sun
Warren
Mrs. Skin
Sen
Houston Natural Gas Cortstion
Houston
Glen
Gaines di
Rathe
Editors Roundtable Predict Morris Probe Faces Limits
A range of editorials from Baltimore to New York express skepticism about Morris’s ability to expose corruption within federal agencies. They note limited authority, potential political constraints, and uncertain outcomes while recognizing the political context of an election year and McGrath’s leadership.
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Newholdl Morris
Morris
Baltimore
Maryland
SUN
Truman
McGrath
Deash
Aor
Seven-Faced Personality Quiz Promises Job Fit
A Chicago professor I I Thurstone created a seven sided personality test used by firms to match workers to roles. The quiz assesses activity wisdom impulsiveness dominance sociability vigor and emotional steadiness to steer candidates into sales receptionist or door selling jobs, with firms in manufacturing, automotive, education, insurance and banking adopting it.
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Universe of Chicago
I. I. Thurstone
Atoumaire
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Percy Bysshe Shelley
United States Naval Academy
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Raymond A. Spruance
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Rita
Aly
Cellini
John L. Lewis
General Vaughan
AYRIP
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TSE
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Morris Probe
NEW York Daily News
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Imag
Abe
Truman. McGrath and Company
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Delaware
Morning News
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Elmer Wheeler
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