Ash Wednesday Reflections on Conscience as Gift and Discipline
A devotional meditation notes that conscience, though often painful, is a divine gift shaping moral duty. It cites Romans and Hebrews to urge humility, self-examination, and submission to God, praying for contrition and obedience.
Gresham’s Law in State Legislation Compared
The piece argues that Gresham’s Law applies to laws, warning that adopting new regulations to attract business may push industry to laxer neighboring states. It cites Ohio as a current example where fair employment legislation faces opposition fears that stricter rules will drive growth away. The author cautions against laws converging to the least progressive standard.
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Thomas Gresham
Gresham
Ohio
House
Old Ledgers From Rundell Firm Join Harvard Library History
The Harvard Business School Library receives the century old manuscript history of Rundell, Bridge and Rundell, London jewelers. Gifted by Lydia Burgess Brownson of Buzzards Bay Massachusetts, the work traces the eighteenth and early nineteenth century firm. George Fox, who served thirty seven years, authored it. The article notes the rarity and bulk of old business records and the challenge of preserving them.
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Harvard Business School
Lydia Burgess Brownson
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Rundell
Bridge
America
Harvard
University of Pennylvania
New England
Soviet travel ban critique by UN delegate
Semyon K Tsarapkin, a Russian delegate to the United Nations Economic and Social Council, describes a policy barring visitors and traveling in the Soviet Union as forbidden to U S haters, arguing that a government concealing conditions may have something to hide and that such conduct is discreditable.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Semyon K.tsarapkin
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Masseur Fred Velleca’s unruly path from Greenpoint to Nassau
The Miami and Nassau chapters reveal Fred Velleca, a Greenpoint youth who swam amid dangers, moved through odd jobs, fought in the Golden Gloves, aided during the 1936 hurricane, then became a pool custodian, a massage provider to countesses and stars, and later a naval hospital trainer before returning to quiet, if questionable, earnings.
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Fred
Golden Gloves
Greenpoint
Florida
Miami
Miami- Biltmore
Eel
Nassau
Sir Harry Oakes
Vesleca
California
Charles Butterworth
Sam Goldwyn
Andy Divine
Jack Oakie
Naval Hospitals
Lawmakers debate partial matching for county school funds
In the conference debate, Del Rairden urged removing any matching requirement while Del Whitt warned such a plan would penalize counties seeking to improve. The Senate proposed a constitutional amendment to finance bond issues for school construction with levies exceeding current limits as another solution. Walrus hunts for hides oil and ivory tusks persist as Arctic natives rely on meat.
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Au del. Rairden
R-Mason
del. Whitt
D-Mcdowell
Senate
House
Arctic
John L. Lewis UMW President Born in Lucas Ta in 180
John L Lewellyn Lewis known as a beetle browed union strongman led United Mine Workers. He was born February 12 in Lucas Texas and lived near Washington at UMW headquarters International. The text notes women’s limited voting rights in American colonies and mentions tax paying widows and unmarried women sometimes permitted to vote.
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Bund
Fritz Kuhn
Munich
Germany
Sentia
Dachau
United Mine Workers
John Lewellyn Lewis
Lucas
Washington
UMW
International
American
New Year's Eve Plans Spark Romance and Business Talks
Donna and Si plot a playful New Year gathering at Lakeside to test a match while Miriam frets over baby-sitting. Donna hints at a late New York return, a possible romance with Si, and a line of business talk that tightens as they pursue bigger, meaningful ventures beyond shoes.
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Donna
New York
Miriam
Lakeside
Ethel Hueston
California
Panta
Annette
Paul Acheson
Mark
Washington
Jigger
Boston
Dodna
King Features
Air Force Demonstrates Global Reach and In-Flight Refueling
The report describes an Air Force demonstration showing bomber and tanker deployment anywhere as needed. It notes in flight refueling capability and that headquarters could redirect a B-50 during its mission with hourly base reports, while mentioning a historical aside about the boll-weevil arriving in the United States in 1890.
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AIR Force
Eighth Air Force
Fragmented Scraps Hint at Global Headlines and Oddities
The text appears as a garbled collage of phrases about Russians, Moscow, airline rumors, surveys on travel by gender, a puzzle about a cat, chimpanzee intelligence, the Nizam of Hyderabad, tax ideas, Anna Louise Strong, Soviets, postal issues, and a hurtling jab at mail and a wreck in South Africa. It shows disjointed, partially legible pieces rather than a coherent story.
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Simday
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Bolyard
Associated Press
Associated Prem
Virtita
West Virginia
Uland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot Blige
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust Ride
Gresham’s Law
Beaver
By Ed Nofziger
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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York
Fred Velleca
Brooklyn
Joe Bonomo
Hell Gate Bridge
East River
Noble Street Docks
Velleca
Mell
Fritz On the Fritz
Betty Latimer
Fredonia
N. C
National Hatchet Club
Betty
Truman
Bolivia
Enrique Hertzog
South America
la Paz
John L. II
Makbi Ana
Nixon
Bobbs-Meril Company
United
Greece
Turkey
Korea
China
Ernest A. Gross
United States
Central Press Wiley
Salen
Moscow
Here
Europe
Hyderabad
Anna Louise Strong
Tyre
Donaldson
South Africa