Stretching and singing ease early morning miseries
A reader shares a personal tip to start the day better. Stretch every muscle for five minutes after waking, then breathe deeply and, if possible, sing hymns loudly. The method, inspired by birds and cats, aims to reduce morning misery and boost energy.
Things of First Importance on Eternity and Heaven
An editorial reflection on eternity and Jesus teachings, urging focus on living so heavenward values shape daily life. It discusses God’s care, trust, and the Kingdom of Heaven as a state of heart, not a geographic realm, with calls to almsgiving and selflessness as path to treasure in Heaven.
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Speaking Confidentially Opinions Still Divided On ABC Stores
Opinions split on impact of Greensboro ABC liquor stores on bootleg trade in High Point. After about a month, police report only mild disruption to bootleggers, with little change overall. Chief C C Stoker notes uncertainty about longer term effects.
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Ex-Communists stir fears as witch-hunt debate rages
A writer argues that Congressional probes into communism pursue more than reputational damage. He cites Alger Hiss, Elizabeth Bentley, and Louis Budenz, detailing their roles, methods, and the impact of the investigations on public trust, while also noting a shift in illicit liquor trade amid bootlegger activity. The piece weaves in sports fan culture as a contrast to political paranoia.
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Trade with Japan still uncertain after war
Washington reports Japan’s postwar trade potential remains doubtful as U S exports to Japan rely on war supplies and Japanese exports to the U S must rise. The study notes prewar shares and shifts in imports, with future balance hinging on Japan expanding exports and the U S buying more from Japan.
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Japan
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Dramatist’s Night Out Hurts Career and Careers Cross Paths
A wry look at off stage press tricks and misstatements shaping Broadway stories. A drunken critic's unwitting role, a phony obituary, and a botched review color a season’s start. Johnny Johnston’s Hollywood rumor era follows with Bing Crosby, Chandler’s dinner caper, and a taxi ride to recover a meal. Irving Berlin’s song discovery ties to Grace Hayes and Peter Lind Hayes as careers shift with time. The Boston Brink’s holdup ends with insurance recoupment. Chicago branch reports armored truck arrival.
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