06 Jul 1950
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
1
A longstanding American rights essay urges informed voting and civic duty. It highlights voting as a powerful duty, outlines how elections shape laws, and encourages participation at all levels from local to national. It notes flaws and the need to judge candidates and issues, endorsing informed, active participation.
ETty HUTTON, famed for Annie Get Your Gun and Let's Dance, values being a mother to her two little girls over stardom. She says the children will learn empathy for those less fortunate and notes she would sing in night clubs if pictures end. Crooner Alan Dale leaves radio for rooftop entrances as fans smear his suits with autographs. Margaret O'Brien's City Girl at Columbia is abandoned by mutual consent though she remains under a one picture deal with them.
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Mike, famed for fairness, tries to reform Serena Wood’s punctuality by matching her habits. Over a year his plan backfires as Serena’s proactive changes reveal tensions, leading to an uneasy pact about personality and responsibility in their relationship.
Billy Rose urges the President to relaunch the 1951 Freedom Fair in Washington with stark exhibits comparing living standards in the United States and the Soviet bloc. He proposes mockups on Lincoln, auto plants, unions, and a Siberian camp to illustrate daily life under communism, arguing democracy still offers the best life for the most people.
The article explores Ruth as a story of family life set in rugged times. It argues home is made by people not place, highlighting unity through common ideals and shared religious faith. It notes country families often work together, fostering stronger bonds than city households.
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