Ban the Press and You Blind the People
An editor in upper New York State confronts a pressure tactic from a prominent industrialist over anti smoke bylaw talk. The piece argues that a free press is essential for informed public judgment and democracy, cautioning against government secrecy and industry influence.
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Path of the Just Moral Guide Through Scripture
The essay argues that avoiding evil and doing good are core to faith. It cites Isaiah and Proverbs, Jesus teaching the greatest commandment, the Good Samaritan, and Micah. It discusses loving God and neighbor, a just social order, and the quest for a perfected character as shown by religious figures and quotes Harris Franklin Ball.
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Eden
VA Finds Exercise A New Third Dimension In Medicine
VA doctors promote exercise as a new healing art extending preventive and curative care. They report faster discharges for chronic patients, ulcer cures with breathing and movement, and psychiatric benefits reducing restraints in hospitals.
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Joel T. Boone
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Ee Cal
George Dixon Paper Work In Washington Hits Height of Absurdity
Washington humorist George Dixon laments excess bureaucracy and paper work in government. He cites a survey claiming eight million farm workers and eight million paper workers producing nothing, total wages near 35 billion dollars, and endless forms. He recalls absurd filing habits and a salt shaker stored in the files.
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Fragmented quotes mix foreign air war and midair politics
A jumble of quotes and attributions spans Reds fearing Sabres jet fighters to North Korean defector Roy Noh Suk and Florence Chadwick in Gibraltar. It also cites Wilfred Burchett on America and a golf taunt by Eisenhower and Nixon, with stray lines on U S life and a mid air critique.
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Carolina to Hire Norvel Luxon to Lead Journalism School
The article reports Carolina naming Dr Norvel Neil Luxon to head its Journalism School as dean succeeding O J Coffin, aiming to build a nationally recognized program. It notes Luxon’s background with accrediting work at the American Council on Education and Carolina’s drive to improve facilities and funding for accreditation and quality.
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