Childlike Faith Brings Peace and Boldness in Christ
A religious benediction praising childlike trust in God. Lyndon B. Phifer of Tallahassee, a retired Methodist editor, invokes peace that surpasses understanding to strengthen action in Christ's name.
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Lyndon B. Phifer
Tallahassee
Fla
National Council
Sunshine Needed to Silence Recession Talk
The quote argues that about two weeks of sunshine would dispel recession talk more effectively than speeches from Washington. It emphasizes weather as a practical mood changer and economic hint.
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Washington
Congress presses for farm program and TVA self financing
The Congress remains busy with foreign trade and aid bills and vows no rest until a constructive farm program is enacted and an adequate self financing bill for TVA is passed.
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Congress
TVA
Parks Department to plant 45000 flowers citywide
The Huntsville Parks and Playgrounds Department plans next week to set out 45000 flower plants as part of beautification efforts. The piece urges local clubs to pursue larger scale beautification, noting beauty as a key civic asset and praising recent clover blooms on state highways.
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Huntsville Parks and Playgrounds Department
Decatur
Railroads in Crisis Prompt Senate Bill S-3778 Support
The piece argues railroads face tax, inflation, and regulatory pressure harming their ability to compete. It cites Benjamin F. Fairless warning of economic risk if rail service collapses and urges support for Senate Bill S-3778 to aid railroads and protect local taxes and services.
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Benjamin F. Fairless
American Iron and Steel Institute
U.S. Steel
Senate Surface Transportation Subcommittee
Krushchev
Fairless
Senate
Subcommittee
Senator Smathers
Smathers
House
Washington
Perusn
Lincoln and Wilson on Ghost Writers in Presidential Orations
E Sokolsky notes Hoover’s view that Woodrow Wilson wrote his own early speeches without ghost writers while criticizing modern oratory tied to ghostwriters. He cites Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address as a model of concise, self penned rhetoric with few changes from draft to finished work.
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Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Hoover
Colonel House
Wilson
Charlie McCarthy
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lincoln
President Lincoln
Library of Congress
John Hay
White House
Styles Bridges
Woodrow
Don'ts for marital happiness from ARLIE B DAVIDSON
A compact guidance piece lists six avoidances for happier marriage. It urges partners not to take each other for granted, avoid public criticism, reconcile daily, avoid simultaneous anger, refrain from criticizing harshly, and offer sincere compliments to support lasting happiness.
Italy prospers under free elections and economic rebound
Drew Pearson reports Italy shows a freer elections climate and rapid postwar economic progress led by the Christian Democrats. He notes large World Bank loans reviving irrigation and land reform, with development along the Volturno and Adriatic coasts and a modernizing infrastructure.
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Italy
World Bank
Mediterranean
Tifata
New Jersey
Rome
Mussolini
Christian Democrats
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Philadelphia
Boston
Bank of the Mid-day
Volturno
Adriatic
Tomorrow’s Horoscope Highlights Gifted Social Outlook and Caution
The forecast advises caution with money while praising social and outdoor activity. If today is your birthday you show conservatism and perseverance to end the year profitable, with obstacles requiring careful budgeting and restraint. Job matters demand effort through September. results appear in October. For singles, romance blooms this month. A child born today is dependable with artistic ability.
Hoffa Sees Stronger Stand as Monitors Open
Victor Riesel reports Hoffa may resign the presidency to run again at a monitored convention if the Teamsters rejoin AFL CIO. He seeks to leverage ties with other unions while monitoring board findings are expected by June. Hoffa claims the panel will be friendly and cites internal feuds as strengthening his position.
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Victor Riesel
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S. Federal Court
Hoffa
Teamsters Brotherhood
Afl-Cio
Hoffas
Teamo
Teamsters’ Executive Board
High Command
F. Dickinson Letts
Godfrey Schmidt
Schmidt
San Francisco
Bartley Crum
Crum
Williams
New York
Hartford
Conn
The
Hall Syndicate
Population of United States Reaches 172 830 000
The population figure includes Armed Forces overseas and totals 172 830 000. This census style statistic reflects the nation’s size and demographic scope.
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The
United States
Armed Forces Overseas
Women Doctors Break Barriers In Medicine
Dr W W Bauer notes that women physicians evolved from curiosities to leaders in medicine. He cites pioneers like Sophia Jex-Blake and Mary Edwards Walker, highlights women in public health and research, and asserts today women have equal opportunities in medical education and practice. Tomorrow: The Preschool Years.
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Sophia Jex-Blake
England
University of Edinburg
Unite States Army
Mary Edwards Walker
Syrcuse
Maud Slye
Alic Evans
Ruth
Faniclixe
Anna Williams
Gladys Dick
Florence Sabin
Maude Abbott
Edith McBride-Dexter
Pennsylvania
Maysil Williams
North Dackota
Leona Baumgartner
New York
Martha Elliott
U.S. Children’s Bureau
Alice Hamilton
Ida Scudder
Ida
India
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