Father Keller and Christophers Plan to Change the World
Ed Creagh profiles Father James Keller and the Christophers, a cross‑faith movement to mobilize lay people into key roles teaching, governing, and publicizing ideas. Support spans Catholics, Protestants, and Jews with books, training schools, and media outreach aimed at curbing subversive influence and advancing "what normal Americans are for."
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ED Creagh
Hal Boyle
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James Keller
Spencer Tracy
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Doubleday
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Chicago
Record grapefruit prices forecast after Florida hurricane
Lakeland Florida, Aug 30. Citrus industry expert predicts record grapefruit prices this season due to the hurricane’s heavy impact on Florida supply. Frank Seymour, secretary of the federal citrus marketing agreement committees, sees the highest prices ever recorded.
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Florida
Frank Seymour
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Cleopatra’s Needle Obelisk Stands 70 Feet in Central Park
The 3500 year old Cleopatra’s Needle obelisk in New York City’s Central Park rises 70 feet high. Built in Egypt, it represents a historic stone monument now attracting visitors and scholars.
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New York
Central Park
Egypt
Jokes and quips from Decatur city pages and almanac humor
A mash of jokes and quips from readers and local columns including observations on aging marriage taxes and social mores. The snippets feature a centenarian punch line about long walks fresh air and 79 years of marriage as well as light riffs on free verse fashion nylons and polite disputes.
Fear of low mood across America cited in Znamya
Soviet writer Peter Borisov, visiting the United States with the All-American Congress in Defense of Peace, warns in Znamya that Americans sense an economic downturn. In Culture and Life he notes discussions with progressive American intelligentsia, whose view is that genuine cultural life is being trampled by reaction.
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Peter Borisov
USA
All-American Congress
Not Home Yet Before Four Itinerary Prompt
A note states the speaker must be home by four but is not yet there, signaling a late plan or urgency. The message implies a time constraint and a delay affecting a near term schedule. It reflects personal accountability and a potential gate or check needed upon return.
Golfers Named For Greatness Feature
A short note highlights that some golfers achieve greatness while the Buffalo Courier-Express resists profanity and keeps to respectful prose.
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Buffalo Courier-Express
Farm Groups Open Meeting at Alabama 4-H Camp
In Auburn Alabama farm youngsters gathered for the annual state 4-H club camp with over 500 participants. William Pollard 4-H council president announced a nominating committee and the plan for the week. Auburn officials covered meters to avoid parking fees for visitors.
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Ala
Alabama
William Pollard
Honoraville
Carolyn Wright
Mathew
Helen Allison
Rash
Albert Lee Bendall
Florence
Albert Ray
Oneonta
Claire Frazier
Wetumpka
Eugene Allred
Talladega
Odds against US women birthing quadruplets stated
A statistic notes that the odds of a woman in the United States delivering quadruplets are about 650,000 to 1, illustrating the extreme rarity of such multiple births.
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United States
Man Buys Truck for Work Dog Prince Rides Along
In Chatswood Australia Maurice Woodward, a builder, traded his pony for a utility truck but the horse proved useless. Prince the dog waited on the doorstep each morning to signal departure. Now Prince rides beside the truck at a few miles per hour whenever Woodward heads to work.
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Chatswood
Australia
Maurice Woodward
Prince
Woodward
Unopposed mayor, three candidates for Phenix City seats
Qualifying ended with only three candidates for Phenix City Alabama commission seats. Columbus Georgia reports mayor Homer D. Cobb running unopposed in the August 30 filing update.
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Phenix City
Ala
Homer D. Cobb
Incumbent Commissioner Reese Faces Aaron Smith in Sept Election
Incumbent Commissioner Elmer E. Reese is opposed by Aaron Smith, a gas firm employee. The election is set for September 19.
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Elmer E. Reese
Aaron Smith
Chinese Fans Used For Fire, Dust, Cooling And Shade
The article notes that Chinese fans are employed to blow up embers to stoke fires, dust furniture, cool food and tea, and shade their eyes from the sun, illustrating varied traditional uses.
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