Editorial: Christmas cheer through amateur radio and MARS cooperation
The column thanks thousands of amateur radio operators and U S servicemen for enabling holiday communication with families despite separations. It notes a Columbus Telegram story on free use of hook up telephone and radio links, urging early contact with listed coordinators and appreciation for the volunteers.
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Carve Your Own Place Says Negro Baptist Leader
A clipping from Alexandria Louisiana Town Talk dated November 22 quotes Dr C A W Clark pastor of Good Street Baptist Clarely Dallas urging African Americans to take responsibility and work for their own advancement. He says those dissatisfied should move out and carve for themselves the place they deserve, stressing both efficiency and responsibility as keys to success.
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Town Talk
C. A. W. Clark
Good Street Baptist
Clarely
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Dr. Clark
Bob Hope praised for charity and humor across a long career
Jim Bishop profiles Bob Hope as a century-spanning figure whose laughter aids charity and whose personal life with Delores anchors a public persona. The piece notes Hope’s support for Eisenhower and the planned Palm Desert medical center, plus a high end Waldorf dinner fundraiser and his ongoing show business activities.
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Onge
Jackie Gleason
Elty
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Frank Gifford
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Medical Center
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Trotman
Truman
Howe
Bing Crosby
Raquel Welch
Ray Bolger
Johnny Cash
West Point
Oleg Cassini
Les Brown
Palm Desert
California
Lob Hope
England
Ruonhng
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on politics and media
A satirical column critiques political promises and public figures with sharp asides about election rhetoric. It playfully questions sources, generosity, and media commerce while lampooning Thanksgiving television excess and sports fan culture.
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Phil Pastoret
The 2% Telegram Your Freedom Newspaper
The text presents a rustic mission statement asserting freedom as self control blessed by God, not political grant. It emphasizes truth, moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, Golden Rule, and Declaration of Independence, and ends with a call that peace begins with individual action.
The Pill and Periodic Checkups in Women
Doctors discuss risks and benefits of oral contraceptives including clotting cancer and heart disease concerns. FDA notes overall benefits surpass risks and urges regular exams for users.
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Food and Drug Administration
Tools Across 34 Historic Period Clues Puzzle
A fragmented crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with mixed hints on tools, crafts, animals, languages, and places. The reader interprets terse entries such as cutting tools, bearing devices, and cultural terms to fill a grid.
Kenneth Johnson elected honorary football captain at CHS 1939
Kenneth Johnson senior guard was elected honorary football captain of the 1939 Columbus High team by unanimous vote. He was introduced at the Lions Club banquet and lauded by Coach Marvin Paul as the best player seen, with many predicting an all state berth after outstanding play for the undefeated CHS eleven.
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Columbus
Johnson
Lions Club
Kenneth
Marvin Paul
Maroon
Discoverers
Kramer High School
Forrest L. Corn
C. L. Renfield
Leo C. Joslin
Omaha
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Howard Brown
Joslin
Firestone
Mr. Brown
Brown
C. H. Hadley
Richard Bonk
Mary Jane Stillinger
Helen Canaday
Earl Crawhaugh
Shirley Oppliger
Harold Miles
Sandra Sue Welch
Charles Speice
Marilyn Gleng
Jimmy Malone
Fielp
Duane Young
Donald Hinck
Budd Company
Union Pacific
Ids
Arthur Stoddard
P. J. Lynch
Saratchon
Hotel Evans
Nauenburg
H Behlen
Chamber of Commerce
Edgar Howard
the Telegram
John J. Hay
Chamber of Commerce Tanager
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Dee
John Agar
Jake Ray Horton
McCormack Defies Young Turks Over Peace Vote
Washington veteran John McCormack, Speaker for 41 years, faces renewed bid to unseat him amid a Vietnam peace vote. The effort hinges on party divisions, with McCormack defending a principle of free elections and unity while highlighting his long record on social and domestic reforms.
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John McCormack
Congress
House
Nixon
Vietnam
McCormack
Ior Nixon
Hanoi
King Features Syndicate
Fragmentary notice on poll addresses in Columbus area
Unclear OCR fragment notes delivery by carrier in Columbus and mentions poll address details in Plat Beane AdlAre region. Likely a brief public notice about polling locations or mail delivery timing.
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