Local AP credit and advertising reps notice
The passage lists Associated Press credit terms and regional advertising representatives. It notes AP dispatches and local news usage, with contact details for Arthur H. Hogg & Associates offices in New York Kansas City Omaha Denver San Francisco Chicago and a Northwest Daily Press Association office in Minneapolis.
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Democracy Proves Its Worth By Reducing Maternal Deaths
A New York Maternity Center Association bulletin argues democracy’s talk leads to action. Increased medical training, better hospital care, and new clinics cut the maternal death rate, with New Jersey and Rhode Island reporting rates well below the national level.
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How to Expand Your Circle for Fresh Ideas
A magazine article suggests widening your social circle beyond regulars to spark new ideas. Meet professionals from different fields such as doctors lawyers or professors and share conversations beyond common topics.
Inductive Mental Death Through Shared Interests
A Life Magazine excerpt notes an odd idea that aligning with others who share similar work and interests can erode existing associations. It frames such selective bonding as a form of indirect self-harm to personal livelihood and networks.
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Cooling period proposed for divorce hearings
A plan to delay divorce decrees by four months after petition filing, plus three to four months for reconsideration, is before Dean Avant of Ohio University Law School. The proposal aims to reduce hasty decisions and calm public debate on marital law reform.
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Viewpoint: should high schools teach trades for noncollege youth
Ruth Millett argues the youth shortage of jobs demands practical education and a shift toward vocational training in high schools. She notes educators split on academics versus shop skills, cites Dr. Edward Mandel advocating dignity of shop work, and questions whether students should trade culture for trade skills.
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Notable Quotes Touching Wealth Prisons and Polite Society
A collection of brief quotes spans topics from Evalyn Walsh McLean praising the Hope diamond to Thomas Ritchie noting long prison terms. The remarks touch on cash value of gemstones, crime, fashion, governance, and courtesy across varied speakers.
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Washington
Laucu Or The Day By Bos Burns
Fragmentary reminiscence heavy with dialogue about dictatorship fear and social snubs. A narrator recalls elders' poverty and mockery at society events, contrasting independence with dominance in politics and family memories.
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Government financing in December portends borrowing
The Minneapolis Journal notes December is a key funding month for the Federal Government. Secretary Morgenthal hints at 700 million dollars in borrowing while 900 million in Treasury notes maturing in March may be rolled over. If current spending continues, a new borrowing need could arise before year end.
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Diary notes amid winter routines and small town events
A diary entry from November 26 describes stocking eggs in oats for winter, store visits, family plans, and a son considering Navy service. It notes Amy’s handmade gift counter at the crossroads, a bazaar purchase, and local moves including Milton Preston’s transfer to Huron Grocery and J C Dexter's Minneapolis trip.
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Ten years ago in Huron highlights and notable locals
Ten years ago in Huron Streeter high school senior was elected vice president of the Old Boys Conference at Aberdeen during an opening session attended by about 150 Hi-Y representatives from across the state. Other Huron delegates named include Robert Hawgh Warren Warren Lester Warren Lucian Miller Paul Fuller and Richard Seeman. John Georgiades returned from Greece to settle family business matters connected to a former Secco firm. Miss Mola Sachr hosted a party with Betty Bed dow winning high honors and Dorothy Joy low. Miss Quinby, a nurse at the hospital, recovers from pneumonia with family noting.
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Radio Features Geer Of BADOLANS Time Is Central Standard
Radio schedule notes a half hour devoted to the Amateur Athletic Union's fiftieth anniversary on WEAR NBC tonight with speakers Louis Johnson and Eero Jarnfelt. The listing includes multiple network programs across WEAF NBC WABC and other stations, detailing time slots and show titles for a packed evening. A local Preston city council note mentions a Friday afternoon session at Lake Preston with discussions on land records and insular forms, hosted by the Preston Commercial Club.
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Critics walkout over amu monopoly opening in Washington
The December 3 Washington briefing notes critics walked out during the amu monopoly opening while Isador Lubin presented charts on depressions. Newsmen discussed the debt ceiling and Morgenthau era talks as British devaluation dominates the trade outlook. Democratic leadership jockeys for chairs as party factions contend for control of committees. A Liberal controversy over fascism and communism surfaces amid partisan tension in Congress.
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