22 Mar 1950
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1950
Page
1
In Walpole Massachusetts schools a study introduces brushing as a fourth R alongside reading writing and arithmetic. Brushing the teeth is now a carefully controlled daily activity, recorded and monitored as part of the school program.
RD Herlihy, after 15 years at NBC, rises as a triple threat emcee of The Big Snow while also voicing Universal Newsreel and appearing on radio and TV. Janet Gaynor and Charlie Ferrell join Seventh Heaven on March 26 in a radio version, their first air reunion since Janet’s rise to stardom. Geraldine Brooks heads to France for The White Road with Glenn Ford, planning a Rome Easter, while Frank Sinatra signs with Universal-International for Meet Danny Wilson and Farley Granger secures a richer deal at Samuel Goldwyn, who touts him as today’s most popular young star. Barbara Weeks debuts a new earring set, and Tufts study in Walpole highlights penicillin dentifrice reducing cavities by over 53 percent in two years with no serious penicillin reactions.
A compact crossword puzzle list with down clues and items such as a short light spear and a sleeveless garment, plus terms like blunder and beetle. Includes numbered entries 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 13 16 20 21 23 24 27 28 29 31 34 38 40 and notes for etymology or language hints.
Jock Dudley, a rookie for Whirlwind, earns praise after proving instincts and later polish through Snicker's rigid rule sheets. Butch argues natural talent matters more, while Snicker insists fundamentals win and Jock delivers 10 decisive wins, boosting the team's season and Snicker's reputation.
Easter reflections on Good Friday and Easter, the Cross and Resurrection, and their meaning for Christians. The sermon notes that without the Cross there is no Resurrection and that the Christian life is dead with Christ and risen to a new life, urging inner faith.
The author argues that since 1950 the government has spent more than it earns, now owing about 255 billion dollars. He claims deficits are funded by bank deposits via extra reserves, denying local borrowers and skewing economies. He warns this funding via banks risks socializing people’s money and government control over citizens.
A student wrote home seeking financial help and received a $10 check by return mail. A note attached to the check warned the youth to spell correctly, remarking that ten dollars should not be written with two ciphers.
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