Tip To Mothers Raise Your Son To Be A Vice President
New York commentary argues mothers should steer sons toward being vice presidents. It notes many VP roles are filling with little responsibility and lists perceived benefits such as a swivel chair, secretary, prestige, and security. The piece mocks the idea of VP as a dream job and contrasts patient contentment with fear of promotion.
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Junior Vegetable Growers’ Association
Lucia Whetsell
Bowman
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John Perry
Muskogee
Okla
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Answers to Curious Questions From The Information Bureau
Public questions answered include fluorine in water safe at 1 ppm and not harmful. Calvert family Lords count six. lifting power of hydrogen gas about 14 cubic feet per pound. commemorative stamps profitable though not fully trackable. yearbooks common in 85 percent of high schools. mine disasters chiefly from roof and coal falls. president cannot be arrested while in office. 1492 New World population estimates range from 7 million with 1 million north of Mexico. film Greed longest released at 11 hours 40 minutes. marriage license false names may risk perjury but not invalidate the marriage. relief figures about 5,640,000 in 1951. Persian rugs known since 538 B C and now often woven by children.
Little Dictionary a Reader Writes About Webster Tower
A reader praises Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas. The 378 page reference includes 25000 definitions with legal and musical terms, earth statistics, weights and measures, and 16 pages of four color world maps. Order now for 10 cents postpaid via The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau.
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Government suspends Diario de Colombia in censorship move
In Bogota the government ordered the weekly Diario de Colombia suspended for press violations. The anti government conservative organ closed for the third time since its debut on Aug 2. Editor Alberto Acosta cited a refusal to publish an official statement amid Congress accusations of immorality against a former official.
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Hold-Down Order On Ammo Use Snafed Kumhwa Ridge Battle
In Korea the hold-down order limited daily artillery fire during the Kumhwa ridge fight, stalling UN efforts and allowing Communist gunners to outshoot the Allies 2 to 1 for a period. US and UN forces later unleashed a vast artillery push, the largest since World War II, to reverse the trend as South Korean troops sought to retake Triangle Hill.
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