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Historians would have trouble citing clear moments when higher education changed history. The piece argues education is not a universal cure and praises common sense as decisive, citing Monroe’s doctrine as an example of stern, practical action over scholarly talk.
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Allied and Axis actions amid a tense Anzio week
A seesaw battle at Anzio continues with less intensity over the past day as Allied headquarters report weathering a weekend crisis. In the Pacific, new spring offensives loom as Japan fights to hold bombed bases along the southern defense line. Thunderbolt fighters hit Gilzerijen as London endures night raids and anger over icy city streets prompts praise for plow crews. In local sports, Ty Crandall’s All-Stars won 41-38 in overtime with 12 points from Bill Averill, while two players were banished for fighting.
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Fear and X rays on the cigarette probe
Jim Bishop recalls awaiting the Surgeon General’s cigarette smoking report and undergoing a radiology visit. He notes bravado, fear, and reflections on life choices as he endures undressing, the Roentgen room, and moments of existential worry about his family and future.
Smoky X rays and jokes in a hospital scene
A narrator in a medical setting endures X ray checks for smoking related damage while doctors declare clear lungs yet note spinal arthritis. The scene shifts from the receptionist to humorous musings on cigarettes and a fake bank heist joke ending with a comic aside about smoke in a bank.
Gotlands Slip stenbolag sells grindstones to Cuba
Sells to Cuba report from Visby Sweden indicates Gotlands Slip stenbolag has shipped 20 000 grindstones intended for sharpening sugar cane knives. The sale furthers trade between Gotland producers and Cuban buyers amid ongoing Nordic commodity movements.
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London madam Ronnie Ricardo seeks U S visa in capital
In Washington a figure linked to the Christine Keeler affair, Margaret Ronnie Ricardo, 22, formerly Margaret Leslie, has appeared at the U S Embassy seeking a visa to marry an American serviceman. Immigration officials set a February 27 deportation hearing as scrutiny grows. Senator Jordan’s panel probes the Baker case, spending about 40,000 dollars with 85,000 remaining.
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Ronnie” Ricardo
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Reynolds silence and secret plans in Life interview setup
A Life magazine interview with Reynolds reveals he hinted that Hoffa and Johnson stood to gain from Kennedy's assassination and suggested Jack Ruby acted for pay in Oswald's death. Reynolds claimed FBI warnings and plotted to mislead journalists by delaying contact and using a staged meeting at a bank in Oakland Maryland.
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Reynolds Warns Of Wiretapping Fears And Security Measures
Reynolds informs Life Magazine photographers of security steps at his Red House farm near Red house Md. He notes arranging with a neighboring farmer to block the road with a truck and bulldozer in an emergency and warns Rich not to reveal his last name to the secretary.
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Rites Held For Mrs W Smith In Spartansburg
Mrs Mildred Smith known as Vern was laid to rest after funeral services at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg. Rev Robert Pier officiated with scripture readings including the 23rd Psalm. Bearers Milton Ross Francis Douglas Charles Willis Jerry Rose Merle Miller and Guy Swart attended alongside family friends.
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New Name Tags For Harrisburg State Policemen
Harrisburg state police will wear nametags on their uniforms starting next Thursday, announced by Commissioner EB Wilson Purdy. The plan aims to improve accountability and identification in daily patrols and during incidents.
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Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Rates Notice
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