Editorials Greatest Marvel Of All
An editorial extols the human brain as the ultimate marvel over machines and suggests ideas flow from minds not gadgets. It reflects on changing work, the value of intellect, and the brain’s three pound capacity with ten billion parts, contrasting with failed attempts to replicate it mechanically. Schools opening tomorrow are seen as feeding this vital organ.
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Teddy Nadlers
Rockefeller Center
New York
San Francisco Cow Palace
Niagara Falls
Niagara
University of Omaha leaflet stirs campus uproar
School officials confront a circulated flyer by the Independent Students Association showing a male and female profile with the word prune and inviting a necking party. Officials learn sponsors intended a neck measurement as an intro to a mixer, recalling a past chapel remark by deans about stopping petting on campus.
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University of Omaha
Independent Students Association
Chapel
Mrs Pardee Wins Top Prize at NH Writers Conference
Mrs Frank Pardee Jr won first prize for non fiction at the University of New Hampshire Writers Conference announced yesterday. Judges included Margaret Coit Charles Angoff and Ella Shannon Bowles. Pardee attended with Miss Ethel Blaisdell. The conference ran August 18 to 30 and is highly regarded locally.
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Frank Pardee
Univ. of
Frank Pardee, Jr
University of New Hampshire Writers’ Conference
Margaret Coit
Charles Angoff
Ella Shannon Bowles
Rescue Effort Brought About By Storm
The Coronet Explorer endured a ferocious voyage as it battled 40 foot swells and 44 knot winds. Constant high speed to conserve fuel kept the small boat pressed near its limits for three hours at a time, narrowly avoiding capsize, then rejoined by escort ship Clary Thorden off Nova Scotia before refueling near Boston on the final leg toward New York.
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Explorer
Botved
Clary Thorden
Hudson’s Bay
Nova Scotia
Coronet Explorer
Canada
Cape Canso
Cranberry Island
North Atlantic
North Sea
RCA
Copenhagen
Wynne
Florida
Boston
Buzzards Bay
Long Island Sound
New York
The 3-Cent Stamp Story From Lincoln to Commemoratives
By The Scribe The Scent reviews the 3-cent stamp lineage since 1851 noting Lincoln portraits on early issues Washington designs, the 3-cent stamps’ revenue impact, notable issues like Jefferson NATO and Statue of Liberty stamps, a flood of commemoratives, wildlife series of 1956, and colors. The piece invites stamp collectors to curate a 3-centers layout.
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Post Office
Lincoln
Washington
Houden
Jefferson
NATO
Alexander Hamilton
Lafayette
Coast and Geodetic Survey
George Washington
Jerry Romano
Bristol
Beci
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Texas Slim
First Congregational Church
Bristol Phoenix
Bosworth
Glass Matter
Ofice
Suised
R. I
Hecho “Toeh
Prissy
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