Final Remedies Debate in Public Affairs
The article discusses the concept of a final remedy in American public affairs, critiquing a proposed law to compel organizations to disclose international affiliations. It questions legal efficacy, civil rights implications, and potential misuse against minority groups, citing Representative Dies and examples like veteran organizations and Red Cross.
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Why Are the Public Schools Emaller
The article argues that unused school rooms reflect past bulges in births after World War I, not a declining nation. It notes temporary overconstruction as 15 to 20 year old pupils rise, with continued large youth enrollment and a growing U.S. population despite a lower birth rate.
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United States
Highlights From Latest Books Review
John Chamberlain, reporter and editor, explains what America should learn from Europe's last decade in The American Stakes. The work critiques blue print futures and reflects disillusionment among intellectuals as he surveys shifts in policy and culture.
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Carrick and Evans
America
Europe
Chamberlain
Eye and Vision Terms Puzzle Answers List
A compact glossary style item listing horizontal and vertical clues with matching definitions. The puzzle compiles terms for anatomy, optics and language, including eye parts like cornea iris and retina, plus related words such as belief era and branch. It reads like a published clue table from a periodical.
Mixed economy advocacy amid postwar disillusionment tale
The speaker critiques all-or-nothing social models from communism to fascism and warns against blueprint utopias. He argues for a pragmatic mixed economy, noting many favor a vague middle path while glamor for absolutist schemes fades in the postwar era.
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Fleming Biologist Catalogs New Flea Species Name Corypsylla Jordani
Forest Grove Ore Dr C Anderson Hubbard a Pacific University biologist who aided the British museum flea collection reports catching an unfamiliar flea on a deer mouse. He later found the same flea on a mole shrew and multiple moles, confirming a new species named Corypsylla Jordani after Kell Jordan, a British museum flea expert. The note also mentions a census mail change.
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British Museum
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Corypsylla Jordani
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Fragmentary OCR notes reference historical geography and political facts. Mentions Wales 948, Ariawer Cranium Cracker, Chile shoe string republic, Aconcagua 2100 feet, Asuncion capital of Paraguay, Haiti as smallest republic, island relation between Haiti and Dominican Republic.
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Chile
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