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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1948

Page

15

Study of Soviet Philosophy Urged by Conant

New York INS report on Harvard president James Bryant Conant urging US colleges to study Soviet philosophy as essential to understanding Leninist ideology. He argued for open debate, warned against assuming military conquest as sole Soviet aim, and cited risks of preventive war while advocating a strong, informed rival to Soviet views. Also notes Ada Lois Fisher’s Oklahoma law school admission fight and her wish to practice law.

New York INS James Bryant Conant Harvard University Lenin Conant New York Herald Tribune Russia Ades Ada Lois Sionel Fisher University of Oklahoma Law School United States Supreme Court Washington, D. C Oklahoma

Ewing Ordered To Stop Using Cook As Personal Servant

Lindsay Warren demands Oscar Ewing halt using a $62 weekly government cook from St. Elizabeth hospital as his private servant. Ewing argues it serves the public interest and will seek congressional guidance to continue with new authorization. The cook, Neaser James Kelly, testified he spends hours in the FSA kitchen serving Ewing and top officials while remaining on hospital payroll.

Washington Lindsay Warren The Treasury Federal Oscar Ewing Warren St. Elizabeth Hospital Ewing Congress Senate FSA Neaser James Kelly St. Elizabeth

Epigram Etymology Traces Inscription to Witty Sayings

The term epigram began as an inscription but has evolved to describe a concise witty remark in prose or verse, reflecting a shift from public dedicatory lines to compact memorable sayings. The word's journey shows how language captures succinct observation across time.

Youth Convincing Boy to Shoot Him Ends in Death

In Cleveland a 16 year old, Hugh Mellon, dies by his own orchestration after persuading a 10 year old friend to shoot him with a rifle. Mellon had recent troubles with bad checks and forced the boy to grab the gun for a staged fatal act. A note to his girlfriend accompanies the grim scene.

Cleveland Hugh Mellon Chum Samuel R. Gerber Mellon Hugh Ann’ Arbor Mich Tommy

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