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Streamlined infantry division could shorten future wars
The article argues the US Army tests a motorized infantry division to cut war length and casualties. It cites Nathan Bedford Forrest’s speed motto and suggests mechanized forces may enable quicker, lower-casualty conflicts, contrasting World War I’s brutal attrition with faster modern mobility and strategic efficiency.
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Court proposes special CCC camps for delinquent youth
Chicago attorney Thomas J. Courtney advocates creating distinct CCC style camps to reclaim delinquent youths. He argues outdoor discipline and morale-building routines could reduce crime and steer at risk boys away from future holdups and gang activity. The plan would require study and careful design.
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Hair Dyes Through History and Dangers Outlined
In a seventh installment Dr. Fishbein explains hair dyes from ancient Egypt to modern times. Dyes rarely restore original color and can damage hair with hydrogen peroxide and ammonia. Henna offers copper tones, while paraphenylendiamine risks severe skin reaction in about 1 in 3 people. patch testing is advised before full application.
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Movies and children in postwar cinema debate
A letter from a father raised by Olive Roberts Barton argues movies can be suitable for youth when cleaned up. He cites Heidi Emile Zola Captain Courageous and Wee Willie Winkie as strong family fare while noting modern films still tempt inappropriate scenes for children. stresses parental guidance outweighs censorship.
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Tomb Opened in Cliff Cave With Petrified Body
Dr Robert Wilson Barry and Honey Bee discover a sealed chamber behind a cliff wall. Inside lies a petrified human figure in a walk niche, hinting at a long-buried tomb on the southwest corner of the main age. The finds raise questions about Defiance Castile and hidden dangers in the castle cave.
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Tomb-like entrance found in ancient dwelling cave
Bob and Honey Bee explore a walled triangle beneath a club dwelling. They dig a hollow wall, suspecting a tomb or entrance behind the ancient masonry. A draft and the discovery of a possible tunnel spark excitement as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Scales of Scandalous Talent Behind Dubin and Friends
Hollywood profile notes Al Dubin stands six feet tall and 260 pounds as he collaborates with Harry Warren and Mack Gordon on musical numbers. It recalls their speed writing for the Gold Diggers series and highlights Dubin’s surprising aversion to musicals despite key hits like Lullaby of Broadway and Shadow Waltz.
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Candidate announces bid amid loud city primary chatter
The piece records a political candidate named Steve Carrigan announcing for City Attorney with remarks on music and career memories. It notes prior aldermanic bid, local political buzz, and supporting anecdotes including references to historic songwriters and a brief aside on famous figures born February 1, 1802.
Moderation urged in children's movie viewing
The article argues against letting children regularly watch films even well made. It cautions that tiny children should avoid movies altogether, and that youngsters should view only occasionally without letting cinema replace duties. It warns that movies can become a damaging escape and stresses balancing work and play.
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Book a Day by Bruce Catton novelettes prize picks
Five prize winning Novelettes selected by Little Brown from 1340 manuscripts showcase a range of human emotion. Wallace Corcoran’s Remembering Laughter wins first place, with others including This Man Joe Murray by Joe Murray and A Carun of Parrots by KH Heinekin Baptist. The collection features varied tales from romance after death to a coast voyage and a provocative Southern rape case.
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Mr. Corgurun
Africa
James Hill
Voting rules stressed for Hope Arkansas city primary
The Democratic Central Committee of Hope Arkansas outlines election law reminders for the November 30 1987 city primary. Judges must verify qualified electors from the 1936 poll tax list or require a 1987 poll tax receipt or maiden voter affidavit, plus residency requirements. no voting without in person appearance. Polls run 8 AM to 6 30 PM with ballots opened only after close.
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