Papini Urges Moral Reform Through Literature
Florence Italy United States should symbolize future civilization through inner life change Papini a renowned Italian writer argues society must shed selfishness by one third and live as preached He discusses his fictional Pope Celestine VI in a New York published work advocating blunt truths to various social classes
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New York
Papini Praises Science Aiding Religion and American Culture
Italian writer Papini argues religion must transform the soul, not merely outward forms, and that science will defend faith. He cites America’s atomic age and Mount Palomar telescope as tools for liberation and predicts US culture will lead global civilization in the next two decades.
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America
Mount Palomar Observatory
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Papini Seeks Eye Help in United States Visit
Italian writer Giovanni Papini, though never having traveled to the United States, hopes to go there for an eye specialist as his eyesight fails. His left eye is totally lost and the right one is nearly useless while he continues work on the Life of Michelangelo and plans a film story about a world of goodness and humanity.
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Papini
United States
Michelangelo
Power outage interrupts graduation address at Gibsonville High
Prof. Homer P. Cotterman of Capital University was delivering the commencement speech when a store knocked out the high school's power, plunging the auditorium into darkness. Candles were lit and Cotterman resumed, urging open the door and let the light come in as lights flickered back. He quipped that his point was vividly illustrated by the moment.
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Homer P. Cotterman
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Milking Papayas Gives Farmer A Tidy Profit
MERCEDES Tex. (UP) C P Melton says papayas can be milked like cows. A 10 acre plot yields gallons of liquid milk dehydrated into a papcin. Milking uses a pointed instrument to prick the fruit skin and collect drops without harming the fruit.
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Fatal Accident Rate Highest Among Young Drivers
A Chicago report finds one in six fatal crashes involved alcohol and seven in ten drivers violated traffic laws. The survey notes young drivers 20 to 40 peak in experience and judgement, with declines after 40 and aged drivers facing reduced aptitude after 59. It also reports 45 million drivers are 20 to 50, and a 1 to 3 female to male driver ratio.
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American Association of State Highway Officials
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Waterloo Cub Scout Awards Oldest Cub In World Tag
Waterloo Oregon report states James W. Smith a Civil War veteran turned 106 this month and is featured as the oldest Cub Scout on the membership roster. The item notes his formal induction into the organization amid a lighthearted remark about fruit processing.
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James W. Smith
Kansan Center to Aid Speech Defectives Opens Plans
Wichita project underway to build a 40 acre model center for speech correction serving about 4 09 000 people. Institute of Logonologies founded years ago by Dr Maran Palmer fronts the effort with funding from non profit and a loan guaranteed by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. The center will offer facilities for cerebral palsy aphasia stuttering cleft palate and articulation issues.
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American Speech and Hearing Resolution
Nix Vitamin Tablets Promise Gray Hair Restoration
Advertises Nix Vitamins claiming to restore gray hair color using Calcium Pantothenate and Vitamin G. The space says one tablet daily, non fattening, no mail orders, with thousands using the product and warnings of potential harm.
Last And West Swap Fish and Lobster Ventures Mentioned
A report notes first shipment of Dungeness crabs left Maine traps for Pacific beds while lobsters travel by train. Washington official Milo Moore cites failed transplant attempts and outlines a plan using tanks and air transport to rehabilitate the displaced crustaceans.
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Piset Sound
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Department of Fisheries
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Milo Moore
Duland Sea
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Fragmentary OCR Summary of Local Notice Fragment
Fragmented text references horses, dates, and farm mechanics with unclear context. The readable bits indicate race or competition elements and possible mentions of a queen or farmer, but specifics are missing. No coherent events or identities emerge to form a clear news item.
Wheat Combine Helps Pair Enter School Training
In the wheat country Roacee Weems and Rex Clother work a new two ton truck and combine they hope to pay off by summer. The pair expect the equipment to send them through another year at Hutchinson Junior College as they learn the trade.
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Rex
Hutchinson Junior College
Inmates to End Monroe County Farm Horse Work
Rochester report notes six two horse teams at the Monroe County pen farm slated for removal as the prison chief cites cost and changing practices. The piece centers on superintendent Thomas Owen and the eventual closure of farm operations.
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Monroe County
Thomas Owen
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