Eisenhower Declines Presidential Bid in Historic Move
The article notes General Dwight D. Eisenhower has declined the U.S. presidency at a peak moment, despite polls suggesting he could win. It discusses Republican fears and speculation about who might gain the nomination, highlighting Fortune magazine polling and arguments over who is most qualified to lead the nation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Gallup
Truman
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Elmo Roper
Dewey
MackArthur
Stassen
Tru
Eisenver
Europe
Senate
Ike
Mixed Emotions in Christian Living and Faith
A meditation on how religious zeal and love coexist with anger and vengeance in Old Testament and modern times. The author urges self examination, prayer for a pure heart, and a call to seek God’s way amid warlike emotions and national duty.
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Israel
Jehovah
Browning
Christendom
Christ Jesus
Germany
Russia
Soviet
Mars
God
Donald of China a legendary adviser to Chiang Kai-shek
Hal Boyle profiles William Henry Donald, the Australian journalist and advisor to Sun Yat-Sen and Chiang Kai-shek, who shaped modern China’s early Republican efforts. The piece notes his honesty, language stance, exposure to multiple regimes, wartime internment, and his dying wish to be buried in his adopted homeland.
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New York
Times Square
Marco Polo
China
Earl Albert Selle
Shanghai
William Henry Donald
Donald
Hong No
Selle
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Madame Chiang
Japan
Kuomintang
Chiang
Hitler
Honolulu
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
Pertinent Female Asparagus Plants Produce Larger Shoots
The article notes that female asparagus plants yield larger shoots than male plants, while grapes are grown commercially in 44 states. It highlights diverse facts including Dead Sea mineral content, ocean depths, FBI fingerprint records, life insurance policies, and Australian rainfall patterns.
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United States
DP burden and proposed U S immigration plans outlined
Washington discusses the 850,000 displaced persons in Europe, the cost of care in DP camps, and two congressional bills to admit up to 400,000 over four years. It notes IRO and PCIRO roles, funding from nations, and the need for UN ratification and future action by Congress.
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Washington
Nea
Germany
Austria
Italy
U. S
Hitler
Congress
William G. Stratton
R. Tl
House Judiciary
Frank Fellows
R. Me
Homer Ferguson
R. Mich
Stratton
Ferguson
UN International Refugee Organization
IRO
UN General Assembly
International Refugee Organization
PCIRO
UNRRA
Geneva
Switzerland
Australia
Canada
China
Dominican Republic
France
Guatemala
Iceland
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
United Kingdom
Argentine
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
Honduras
Liberia
Panama
Peru
Philippine Islands
Preparatory Commission
William Hallam Tuck
What Is Being Done to Offset Atheist Morality in Schools
The piece argues that atheism is taught in public schools while biblical content is excluded, urging parents to protect their children’s moral and spiritual development. It criticizes sectarian conflicts among Christians and calls for teaching Beatiudes and loving one’s neighbor, warning of secular moral decline.
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Nathan Schachner
United States
Karl Marx
Isaiah
Schachner
God
Christ
Europe
Philosophy
Schoolhouses At Center Of Community Policy And Use
North Carolina faces ongoing issues over how school buildings can be used beyond classrooms. Local committees decide after hours use for music, art, church groups, and meetings, while state funding and fuel costs complicate authorization. Community centers evolve but lack the old red schoolhouse charm. a prison preacher quip ends with a wry remark on choices.
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State Board of Education
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Departments of Justice
Little Red
Not enough Text for a Clear Headline
The fragment contrasts viewing a child as a statistical entity for the state with seeing the child as a moral being for the parent. It argues obligation should pass to individuals, not the state, shaping a strong moral and physical upbringing.
Quotes on democracy and policy from postwar leaders
A collection of remarks from Alger Hiss, William O. Douglas, Judge John J. Parker, Chiang Kai-shek, and President Truman. They urge European self governance under the Marshall plan, warn against auctioning world affairs, defend voting rights for African Americans, and stress inflation fighting measures.
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Alger Hiss
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Enjoy Your Bible Monthly Booklet List of Books
The Monthly Booklet from Enjoy Your Bible publishers presents a concise index of the Books of the Bible. It outlines the canonical divisions and provides short descriptors for each book, aiming to guide readers through the Old and New Testaments with quick reference.
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Hal Boyle
Dead Sea
Atlantic
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FBI
Edson
George Sokolsky
Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
Department of Agriculture
West
General Assembly
Raleigh
State Prison
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
John J. Parker
Charlotte, N. C
President Truman
Mister Breger
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