Human Dignity and core virtues in personal character
A newspaper column discusses essential traits for getting along with people. It highlights sincerity, integrity, humility, courtesy, wisdom, and charity as foundational, linking them to responsibility, honesty, respect for others, and forgiveness. It notes leaders show humility and warns against arrogance or know-it-alls.
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Long Beach Editorial Remembers Past Elections and Traffic
Town Meeting Editor recalls the 10 year old Citizens Charter endorsements with a list of candidates for re election. The piece also revisits 20 and 80 year old notes on poker gambling gasoline tax protests and a Long Beach aviator story. It ends with a personal plea for civic responsibility and road safety by M R Goree.
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Citizens Charter Committee
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A. Lynn Parmley
Joseph R. Ramsey
Raymond C.xealer
George D. Ezell
Clarence E. Wagner
L. O. Jackson
George C. Brower
Burton W. Chace
Basil A. Carlson
Russell Pavey
EB. Curtis Clark
Martin Moxley
Herbert E. Lewis
Warner PD. Johnson
George E. Shirley
Herbert R. Klockstein
E. F. Critchley
Francis R. Crawford
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A.S. Webb
Joe McClelland
Los Angeles County
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Meat Distribution Across Mississippi River Divides Nation
A historical observation notes that two thirds of U S meat production comes from areas west of the Mississippi River while two thirds of consumption occurs east of the river, highlighting regional disparities in supply and demand across the nation.
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Misssissippi River
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Labor Gains Jeopardized by Union Misconduct Scandals
Washington reports dented labor gains from the Roosevelt Truman era as McClellan Committee disclosures reveal leaders like Dave Beck and Maurice Hutcheson wielding unchecked power. lawmakers fear touching closed shop protections due to political fallout and labor vote concerns.
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National Labor Relations Board
McClellan Committee
Dave Beck
Maurice Hutcheson
Beck
Uncle Sam
Congress
Ridder Joint National Advertising Representatives Form
A fragmented local newspaper listing Names and positions for Ridder Jonns International with Chicago Wrigley Penobscot offices. The item notes editorial staff and management roles, indicating a publisher and associates tied to the advertising network.
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Herman H. Ridderses
Havoln't
M. Hines Asst
Samus C. Cameron
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Larry Collina
Rescue Miracle Touch of Irony
Sydney J. Harris probes the 24 hour rescue of Benjamin Hooper Jr from a well and contrasts public devotion to saving a single child with indifference to preventing war. He argues peace requires tireless, collective effort equal to rescuing a life. War is man made and preventable if humanity acts with equal zeal.
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Sydney J. Harris
Benjamin Hooper Jr
Atomic Energy Commission
Equipmnt
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Ruptured Disc Cited as Common Back Pain Cause
Dr Jordan states ruptured intervertebral disc is a frequent source of low backache. Mrs M D asks a key question about back pain causes, noting up to 50 possible factors discussed. Diagnosis relies on patient history though X rays may not reveal rupture immediately.
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Types of treatment for ruptured discs and backache
The article outlines conservative care for initial or mild back pain from a ruptured disc and when surgery may be needed. It covers measures such as heat, massage, exercise, braces, rest, and hard mattresses, plus surgical options like disc removal, fusion, or vertebral binding when joint involvement or diagnosis warrants.
Expunging resolution and historical quiz notes
A set of Q and A items explains expunging resolutions erasing undesirable records, Carpenters Hall as Continental Congress first meeting place, Epistle to Philemon authored by Paul during his imprisonment, wild grapes native to North America, and New York’s governor with a $50,000 salary.
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First gas range built by James Sharp in 1932
An Englishman named James Sharp manufactured the first gas range in 1932 but gas cooking did not become widespread until around 1960 when gas was used to a greater extent for cooking.
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James Sharp
Roosevelt Flight Milestones Highlight Presidential Airness
The record notes Theodore Roosevelt as the first U.S. president to fly a plane and Franklin D Roosevelt as the first to fly while serving his term, marking early milestones in presidential air travel.
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U.S
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Treasury in Trouble Over Bond Interest Fuss
DREW PEARSON reports the Treasury under George Humphrey and Randolph Burgess faces a cash squeeze with rising long term rates, failed bond sales, and a shift to short term notes while public investors seek stock or municipal bonds. Government debt costs soar, inflation erodes value, and July and August maturities add pressure. Navy closes Elizabeth City facility tied to blimp program and budget cuts draw controversy.
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Henry Morgenthau
Burgess
Alexander Hermilton
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