Spring entwines pain and longing at Stone House
Anne sits in the park wrestling with love for John, memories of their night together, and the looming wreckage with Helen, while spring's renewal contrasts with their strained pact to build a life at Stone House. John asserts he could crush Helen’s vanity to save them, yet their alliance unravels as Helen leaves and Anne searches for independence.
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Anne
Stone House
Julia
John
Helen
Judy
Alec
Hudson Boulevard
Hac
Don
Alway
Bates Deliveries and Rates Include Mail Plan
Notices show Bates deliveries at 250 weekly by carrier and mail plans priced at 39.00 per year or 4.50 for six months. The piece cites Associated Press rights and publication terms, with postal classifications and editorial submission guidance. It lists Inland Newspaper Representatives offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City St. Louis.
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BATES
Associated Press
Ematters
Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd St
Chicago
Wrigley
Petroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust
Debate On Universal Military Training In The New York Times
Former assistant secretary of war and Senator Elbert DeThomas present opposing views on universal military training. Petersen advocates UMT stressing strength, Allied support, and leadership backed by force, while Thomas warns it risks false security and favors specialized training for emergency leaders. Both see potential for a combined approach with optional advanced instruction after basic training. Eighteen year olds could spare time for disciplined training.
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Elbert De'Thomas
Forne
Senate
New York Times
Petersen
UMT
Compton
Thomas
UMP
Civian
Howard, Petersen
New Polio Aids Bring Hope At International Meet
Report from New York City notes a new electrical nerve aid by General Electric at the first international polio conference. The device uses electricity to substitute for lost nerve impulses, moving paralyzed muscles with mild, passive exercise, echoing Warm Springs therapy and offering particular help to children.
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New York City
General Electric Co
Warm Springs
Newport Tower Mystery Sparks New Archaeology Dig
The Newport Round Tower, a 25 foot high round stone ruin, is under renewed study as archaeologists led by William Godfrey and John Brew dig its foundations to decide who built it. Local belief nods to Benedict Arnold ancestors, while a Norse theory ties the tower to Viking explorers around 1000 A.D. If proven, pre Columbian transatlantic contact would gain fresh credibility.
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Newport Round Tower
Newport
United States
Leif Ericson
American
Hjalmar R. Holand
Minnesota
Kensington
Minn
Longfellow
Newport Park Commission
Yellow Jack Heroic figure in yellow fever history
Dr. Walter Reed is honored with a Hall of Fame bust for leading the fight against yellow fever by proving the bite of a mosquito spreads the disease. His work in sanitary measures influenced Panama Canal building, with co-worker Jesse Lazear credited though often overlooked. both are cited as triumphs over tropical disease and a beacon for future cures.
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Walter Reed
Hall of Fame
America
United States
Panama Canal
Reed
Jesse W. Lazear
Lazear
Tropics
Fae
Bible Thought for Today Moral surgery to save from sin
A Bible thought urges moral surgery to save humanity from mortal sin citing 30:12 Thy bruise is incurable and thy wound grievous Courtesy Press Radio Bible Service Inc Cincinnati Ohio.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati, Ohio
Truman civil rights bill dies in Senate filibuster
In Washington, Aug 5, President Truman’s civil rights program for 1948 collapses as a southern Democrats filibuster defeats an antipoll tax bill. The Republicans yield after Southern pressure, ending talks for the year. The piece notes the poll tax as a barrier, outlines opposing views on states rights, and sketches political reactions ahead of November elections. It also touches on Truman’s steps toward desegregation in the armed forces and government employment. The piece cites city theater seat counts in Washington Chicago and New York, noting seats per population.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate
South
New Hampshire
Jeaders
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
Philadelphia
Mook
U.S
Chicago
New York
Powerful force jet planes seen as best yet developed
Washington report notes U S Air Force could hold its own in a near future war. Highlights include 2800 B-29s with long range, orders for nearly all defense funds, halted disposal of wartime plants, strong jet production, and bases in Greenland Iceland Alaska ready for counterattacks. Also mentions superiority of Lockheed Shooting Star and Republic Thunderjet over rivals.
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Central Press
Ashington
America
United States Air Force
Air Force
Russia
Lockheed Shooting Star
Greenland
Iceland
Alaska
Navy
Vaudeville Returns In New York Ambience At Palace
ABC announces revival night at the old Palace Theater Broadway August 10 with Ray Bolger emceeing and a cast including Bea Little Ella Logan Mary Raye Naldi Pat Rooney Sr Willie West and Paul Whiteman. NBC and other programs listed for the evening include New Faces Mr Keen Suspense and Crime Photography.
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Jean Meegan
New York
ABC
Palace Theater
Broadway
Ray Boliger
Bea Little
Ella Logan
Mary Raye
Naldi
Pat Rooney
Willie West
McGinty
Paul Whiteman
NBC
Muste Hol
Bob Haw
Guy Lombardo
Mr. Keen
Gopiger
Will
ABC En Ea
Meet Your Lucky Partner and All Star Revue Time Slots
The listing shows events at 8:30 p.m. for Meet Your Lucky Partner and 9:30 p.m. for All Star Revue. Venue details are not provided and no additional acts are listed. Local promotions emphasize entertainment slots in the evening lineup.
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U. S
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Lewis
15Th and I Streets
UMW
Lewis’ Swank
Augustus C. P. Bakes
William L. Howell
Georgetown University Medical School
Georgetown
Robert M. Daniels
Esasy
Mansfeld
John Niet
Manafield Reformatory
Army Aid
Niebel
Daniels
Val
John West
Hill
Roy Schaffer
van Wert County
Frank E. Robinson
Richland County
International Soundphoto
Grace W.va
Barbara Jo Walker
West Virginia
Moundsville
Vic
Wass
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