The Ethic of Gamble Benedict on Social Snobbery
Gamble Benedict speaks on loneliness and the social register in New York. The essay argues wealth seeks only status, not love, and that children witness and internalize parental flaws, prejudice, and hypocrisy. It condemns money as a substitute for culture and questions what underprivileged youth truly learn from rich environments.
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Gamble Benedict
Andre
Gamble
Cecils
England
Adamses
Byrds
United States
New York
Daily Meditation on Love Fulfilling the Law
A reflection on Romans 13 10 about love for God and neighbor as the guiding principle that fulfills God’s law. Genuine love directs all relations aids others in need and protects them from harm and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Paul
God
Sign Of Trouble In American Steel Economy
From The Chattanooga News Free Press a column argues a foreign steel shipment to Cleveland, underselling local mills by 118 versus 63 per ton, signaling risks to American industry. It cites wage gaps, postwar plant modernization, tariffs, and the need for productivity gains to sustain high pay and competitiveness.
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Cleveland
Ohio
St. Lawrence Seaway
American Steel Company
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel
Luxemburg
Belgium
England
West Germany
America
United States
Cleveland Steel
Associated Press
High Point
N. Y
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Focal
Anniversary honor for Coosa Pines newsprint venture century
The Nashville Banner notes the Coosa River Newsprint Co. marks 16 years, tracing back to Dr. Charles H. Herty and his push to convert slash pine into high quality newsprint. It highlights Southern plants at Lufkin Texas Bowater Charleston Tenn International Paper sites Mobile Alabama and Pine Bluff Arkansas and praises regional impact from job creation to reduced foreign reliance and reforestation.
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Coosa River
Coosa Pines
Charles H. Herty
Great Southern
America
Southland
Lufkin
Texas
Coosa
Letters to Editor space illustrates reader cooperation
The Jacksonville Journal explains a blank space in the Letters to Editor column due to an anonymous unsigned note with no return address. The editor urges readers to follow simple rules to verify authorship so the feature can foster intelligent discussion of local public matters.
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Letters Department
Izaak Walton and the Interior's fish campaign
A whimsical reflection ties Izaak Walton to a 1683 death anniversary and to a modern Interior Department push promoting fish to cut cholesterol. The essay humorously recalls Walton’s belief that time spent fishing is not deducted from a man’s life, linking past wisdom to contemporary health campaigns.
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Izaak Walton
Izaak
U. S. Department of Interior
Department of the Interior
Patterson Wins Key Roles In Local Advertising Firm
President and secretary vie alongside treasurer for leadership in a local advertising firm. Managing Rahor C. W. Patterson, Inc. and J.R. Idol Jr. are noted, with Business Manager Charles B. Loflin and Circulation Manager D. A. Rawley. Mrs. K. B. Terry and McPherson appear in the leadership list.
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Rahor
C. W. Patterson
Idol JR
Seen
Charles 8. Loflin
D. A. Rawley
K. B. Terry Ih T
Mcpherson
Hodges blast sparks mixed Eastern North Carolina reaction
The governor’s sharp critique of the east’s slower industrial push drew mixed responses from Eastern North Carolina residents. Eric Rodgers of Scotland Neck acknowledged parts of Hodges’ charge, while editors from Raleigh eastward branded the incident as a catalyst for addressing regional development and labor issues.
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Hodges
North Carolina
Eric Rodgers
Scotland Neck
Eastern Carolina
Piedmont
Lenoir
Wayne
Wilson Counties
Wilmington
Raleigh
C&d
Favorite USA tourist spots list sparks debate across leaders
The piece cites lists by Grayson Kirk James Michener and others on top U.S. sights for visitors to USA 1960. It highlights New York Washington San Francisco Grand Canyon Miami Beach and more with varied regional picks and travel reflections.
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USA
South Florida
Moss Hart
Miami Beach
France
U.S
High Point
Greensboro
Taylor Simpson
Saturday Review
Washington
New York City
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Yosemite
I.B.M
San Jose
California
Williamsburg
Midwestern State University
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Colorado
Death Valley
Independence Rock
Wyoming
Taos
New Mexico
National Gallery of Art
Central Park
New York
New Orleans
Grand Tetons
Jackson Lake
Hawaii
Boston
Raleigh, North Carolina
Miami
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis, Missouri
Spokane, Washington
Harbor
Broadway
Washington, D.C
Florida
America
Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Dallas
Texas
Yellowstone
Mount Rushmore
Charleston
South
Las Vegas
New England
Edward O'Connor
Thomas Cook & Son
U.S.A
Niagara Falls
Salt Lake City
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Chattanooga News-Free Press
Nashville
Southern
The
Jacksonville Journal
Tulsa Tribune
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
N.C
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Black Hand
Asong
Abalachin
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Grayson Kirk
James A, Michener
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Norman Vincent Peale
San Antonio
Midwest
Old Deerfield
Mass
Marysville
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
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