Supreme Court redistricting ruling marks turning point for democracy
The court held state legislatures must be district based on population, not land use. The decision, affecting six states now but implying nationwide adaptation, shifts power toward urban areas and promises votes more equal, with government once again by and for the people.
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Congress
Fairy Tale Palace and Ploesti Trip Through Romania
A Bucharest to Sinaia journey describes a highway past chestnut trees and state farms, noting Ploesti’s oil refinery complex and wartime destruction, then the Carpathian ascent to Sinaia. The summer palace Carol II with fortress, ladies’ chateau, and vast, ornate interiors is a museum now attracting visitors.
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Bucharest
Carol II Aad
Wheat arrival tops previous records at Chanute
Twenty five years ago the area hailed the most promising wheat crop in years with the first load from Mintz farm northeast of Chanute arriving, priced at 56 cents a bushel for No 1 wheat. Other notes cover local appointments, power plant leadership, parking meter talks, and minor thefts.
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Mintz
Chanute
Avery Sprague
E. B. Parker
Pratt
Earl Pearce
Lee Knapp
Chamber of Commerce
Sinclair
318 St. Lincoln
Man
Clips Quips about Hollywood marriage life differences
A movie star notes it is difficult for a man to lead a married life in Hollywood, suggesting conditions are similar to elsewhere. The column adds a quip that mothers in law are like seeds you don't need but come with the tomato, reflecting lighthearted, domestic humor.
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Hollywood
Pawhuska
Okla
Journal-Capital
Atchi
Quotations on Death, Taxes and Lost Virtue
A Globe page quotes the Toronto Republican remark that death does not worsen with Congress in session, contrasting with a Has- newspaper quip about aging virtue and children no longer enjoying popping paper bags. This brief item reflects wit on politics and societal change.
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Congress
Toronto
Kell County Monitor Chief Quote Sparks Brief Reflection
A clipped editorial quote from the Emporia Gazette notes a carefully concealed yawn can rival a snappy comeback, while the Arkansas City Traveler remarks on senators tied up in lengthy civil rights debates and their lack of money appropriation.
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Emporia Gazette
Arkansas City Traveler
Acne Rosacea and Redness of the Skin Explored
In To Your Good Health doctor guidance outlines acne rosacea causes and contributing factors. It notes affected individuals are often middle aged women with oily sensitive skin and vasomotor instability, describes symptoms of flushing and visible capillaries, and advises dermatologist input, cautious use of treatments, sun protection, and lifestyle/emotional changes as essential parts of management.
Television Log and Health Qs From Dear Dr Mother
TV listings wrap across channel times and programs for Friday with shows on KOAM and Destry to Tonight Show plus sports and weather. The page also includes reader questions to Dear Dr Mother about hemoglobin counts rectal prolapse and acne with medical guidance and a request for a booklet.
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Destry
International Showtime
Bob Hope Theater
Route ‘66
TVTV
McHales Navy
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Weather Vane
Weather
Johnny Holmes
Hollywood Palace
Bat Masterson
Can Tom Dewey Deliver Ike Style Victory Again
Athens column notes Ike’s indecision over Goldwater and Scranton, but credits Tom Dewey with molding the 1952 path to Eisenhower’s nomination. It recalls Dewey’s backstage influence in steering Pennsylvania delegates from Taft to Eisenhower, a precedent for possible 1964 moves for Scranton.
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Athens
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Europe
Normandy
San Francisco
Ike
George Marshall
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Sen
William Jenner
Indiana
Marshall
Omar Bradley
Eisenhower
Truman
Tom Dewey
White House
Gov. Scranton
Dan Dewey
Paris
Taft
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Jim Duff
Pennsylvania
Senate Rules Committee
Dewey
Chicago
John Fine
Ben Fairless
U.S. Steel
Pennsyvania
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Gov. Fine
Poles of a Magnet Split Create New Poles Near Break
Poles occur in pairs and when a magnet is broken the pieces acquire new poles. Each fragment ends up with one positive and one negative pole, keeping the magnetic character intact.
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