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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
2
Former President Calvin Coolidge renews City Club of New York membership and marks Occupation as Retired. In Remarks he adds a brief note, Glad of it, reflecting his retirement status.
A man recalls instructions to tell Dr Edson his throat needed attention. The doctor orders him to open his mouth for examination.
A colonel and his associate exchange terse banter about duty and demeanor in a formal wartime air. The major affirms a steadfast masculine resolve in this hour, underscoring discipline and honor among Luthron gentlemen.
A Mary recalls her mother’s upbeat guidance about God’s forgiveness after a misdeed. Mary asks if God forgives, and her mother assures her yes. Then Mary blurts she wishes she had slapped the other girl harder, revealing a troubling moment of resentful thought.
Unease over unionized baseball grows as fans fear labor rights, economic equality, and political clashes. The piece also covers Bikini Atoll second atomic test details, ship damage estimates, radiological research, and mixed public reactions to wartime issues and consumer shocks.
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims from La Bruyere Tacitus Carlyle Franklin and others praising work virtue eloquence and the value of deeds. The excerpts celebrate effort moderation truth and the link between past and present.
A buyer-in-country traveler offers a sedan at two thousand dollars, noting its new price was two thousand and eight hundred. The seller asks for twenty eight hundred to cover the loss and travel.
The second atomic bomb test may use the battleship Arkansas as the target ship or the carrier Saratoga, initially slated for the role. Saratoga’s commander Captain Donald MacMahon bet he could sail her home under her own power if chosen, and now appears to have better than even odds.
A fragmented notice references a protest by pickets around the statue with banners deeming it unfair. The text also mentions Louis injuring his thumb in a bout and a reaction about outdoor fighting.
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