Good Citizen series opens with rights and duties of Americans
Intro to a ten part booklet from The American Heritage Foundation outlines core freedoms. It lists rights including worship, speech, assembly, arms, protections against self incrimination, speedy trial, habeas corpus, and no ex post facto law, emphasizing individual dignity and bottom up government.
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The
American Heritage Foundation
Foundation
New York State
United States
Maye
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New York
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Maybelle Breaks Engagement Over Cowardly Allen Bursley
In Stockbridge Maybelle Weslyan ends her engagement to Allen Bursley blaming him for fear of Steve Legge. After a village confrontation Legge tries to bully Bursley, but Allen defends himself, earning Maybelle’s praise and a vow to marry him once he can be a true partner.
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Allen Bursley
Maybelle
Stockbridge
Steve Legge
Thompson Place
Allen
Steve Legege
Steve
Maybelle Weslyan
Legge
Resort Operator Proves He Can Live on $300 a Year
Albert Rappold of Walworth County and his housekeeper defended a $300 annual living assertion to state tax officials. They live frugally by growing food, hunting, fishing, canning, and sharing with cottage neighbors. He notes a coal shortage concern and minimal clothing expenses while admitting doubt from the tax attorney.
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Milwaukee
Albert Rappold
Walworth County
Rappold
Tax Department
Stage Star Clark Tops Your Hit Parade S epochs
Westminster College graduate Jeff Clark, a radio engineer turned singer, rose to top vocalist on Your Hit Parade as Sinatra's substitute. His talents earned him the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout award and lead to New York radio and TV shows. Clark leads Clark's Larks, a teen fan group, and is 25, unmarried, with violin and guitar skills.
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Jeff Clark
Westminster College
Sharon
Clark
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A readable crossword puzzle list with across and down clues covering topics from mills and learning to geography and religion. Several entries hint at archaic spellings and abbreviations typical of a historical puzzle page.
A Little Secret of Murder Revealed After Forty Years
In 1903 near La Rochelle France a priest hears a confession from a boy who admits a plan to kill a girl after a quarrel. Decades later a buried body is found, and the priest recalls the confession while the Maquis veteran recalls his own. The tale ends with a wartime reunion and a poignant vow.
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la Rochelle
France
Father Antoine
Paris
Antoine
Underground
Maquis
First Aid the Ailing House About Tape Stains
Denatured alcohol removes Scotch tape marks from wallpaper and should prevent them showing after painting. Apply a coat of paint to the marks before painting the whole wall to further ensure they do not show through.
If You Can Use Hammer You Can Make a Chest
Simple woodworking guide explains that with a hammer saw and screwdriver anyone can build a chest. It highlights sturdy block front drawers and notes no difficult joinings are required for assembly.
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