Heritage Month Reminder Appeals To Patriotism
An editorial urges Americans to recall origins of the nation as February marks American History Month. It praises the Daughters of the American Revolution for promoting patriotic reflection, citing Revolutionary War valor at Valley Forge and religious liberty. It argues looking back complements progress and invites readers to participate this month.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
DAB
United States
Washington
Valley Forge
Diefenbaker Collapse Shocks Canada Over Nuclear Arms
The Canadian Parliament votes no confidence in Prime Minister John Diefenbaker after his rejection of U S push for nuclear armament. The crisis marks only the second wholesale ouster in a 100 year federation, with debates over defense, sovereignty, and the Atomic Age shaping the stance against Arctic confrontation and alien weapons.
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John Diefenbaker
Canada
United States
North American
Diefenbaker
Tims
The Truth About Girls and Mothers in Family Tales
Jim Bishop muses on children and gender, noting girls outthink fathers while mothers hold the emotional leverage. He recalls personal anecdotes from his family, describing tears, stage drama, and sibling rivalries as evidence that childishness spans generations and that daughters eclipse fathers in wit and tears.
New Depreciation Rules Cloud Profit Picture Across Companies
AP analysis explains how updated depreciation methods and a 7 percent tax credit for new equipment alter reported profits. Faster write offs lower net income while boosting cash reserves, confusing analysts and complicating year to year comparisons for firms like Armco and others.
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New York
Jyoul
Walter
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Tianal
Armco
Hal Boyle on New York newspaper strike and print hunger
Hal Boyle notes New Yorkers miss daily papers during a two month press strike. He argues newspapers serve vast roles from political news to ads, recipes, advice and entertainment. Radios and TV falter at detailing small events. readers crave print for depth and variety.
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New York
Tim
People's University
Daily Press
Fragmented OCR News Notes From The Nation’s Press
An OCR damaged text fragment shows publisher and staff names, printing notes, and licensing marks. It references locations in New York and a press imprint with entry and republication statements, indicating a historical newspaper page snippet with production and copyright trivia.
OAS fugitives hunted as Algeria crackdown reshapes exile
The text describes OAS members hunted by Algerian authorities and Islamist groups after a failed rebellion. It notes Jews among OAS supporters facing danger, fugitives seeking refuge in Europe especially Italy, with figures like Jacques Soustelle and Georges Bidault amid shifting loyalties and risks. Some exiles invest in Palma de Mallorca real estate amid uncertain safety.
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OAS
Italy
Jacques Soustelle
de Gaulle
Rome
Europe
Georges ‘Bidault
Naples daylight air attack drives blaze and revolt chatter
Historical notes recount Allied daylight attacks on Naples as fires blaze and political figures like Ortis stand out. Other items note Algerian cafe power, OAS split, Boer and British persistence in Africa, a Windley Lake pavilion plan, the death of Mrs. Lillie Beals, and radio reception with WEAF.
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Mallites
Ortis
Algiers
Palma Oas
Findley Lake Resident Burned by Furnace Gas Explosion
Findley Lake resident Duink of Mark's Corners near here suffered facial burns last night when gas accumulated in the coal furnace exploded as he opened the door. Fire Chief George Bradley said Duink described a small blast and flames that ignited his clothing before he brushed them out and received home treatment.
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Findley Lake
Duink
Mark
George Bradley
Bradley
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