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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1949
Page
6
A reflective column questions global sanity amid warfare and fear. It contrasts human progress from lava to atom bombs with societal chaos, noting two world wars in 30 years, rising tyranny, and a society chasing security and happiness amid confusion. It blends satirical vignettes on public life and media.
New York debates voluntary euthanasia as a right for the incurably suffering. The Euthanasia Society with medical, religious, and literary members pushes for legal mercy death while church leaders and many physicians oppose. Petitions flourish among ministers and doctors. a proposed bill outlines court review with physician affidavits.
Bust stages screensradio features R Benson a versatile performer who funded college by selling canaries. NBC eyeing a Sunday night give-away show opposite Jack Benny. Arthur Fielder Boston Pops conductor serves as auxiliary policeman after police radio car fit. Jane Wyman’s new film A Kiss til the Dark underwhelms. Gan shows brief playsuits. Olga San Juan O Brien reads baby name story amid traffic. Lisa Golm doubles in Ingault Goddard's Anna Lucasta and coaches Leign for Storm Over Vienna.
In a sunlit porch scene, Elsie consoles her aging father as he recalls leaving his watchmaking job. Mr. Bonelli the artist dismisses a defaced coin Dad hopes to sell to fund their home, stressing it carries little value despite sentimental worth.
Mr Bonelli offers Dad a paid modeling role for a memorial sculpture after admiring his life and appearance. The arrangement gives Dad steady pay over a year and a chance to guard valuables loaned to the studio, recognizing his worth beyond the coin’s worth.
Puzzle clues mix with partial phrases for a newspaper crossword page including entries like Pawn Rascal Smells and French river and a future issue note Selution in Next Issue. The OCR shows scattered numbers and garbled lines with references to rivers states and items such as coats and coins.
New York report profiles Dr. Theodore G. Schneirla of the American Museum of Natural History. He studies army ants in Central America and tests ant learning in mazes, arguing weather and humidity shape insect actions and shed light on human conduct.
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