Washington as Symbol of Liberty and Steady Leadership
The article honors George Washington as a central symbol of the American Revolution and the nascent United States. It stresses his conservative yet pivotal role in stabilizing the new government at a fragile moment, alongside figures like Jefferson and Madison, and affirms his enduring place at the pinnacle of U.S. history. Washington’s leadership is framed as essential to securing victory and preventing excesses or autocracy.
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George Washington
America
Washington
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Adams
United States
Khrushchev’s Transparent Kremlin Speech Debated
A critical appraisal of Khrushchev’s 20th Congress address finds bold claims of peaceful Soviet conquests and parliamentary success, framed by a belief in capitalism’s collapse. The commentary notes Moscow’s subversive aims remain, including possible armed revolt if peaceful means fail, while pledging peace while pursuing conquest.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Stalin
Khrushchev
Red Party
Russia
Moscow
West
Washingtons married at St Peters Episcopal Church 1759
Questions and Answers cover historic facts including George and Martha Washington marrying at St Peters Church in New Kent County Virginia in 1759. It notes the caribou antler traits, California's population surge, Shackleton near the South Pole in 1908, and artesian well differences.
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George
Martha Washington
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Tunstall
New Kent County
Matter Of Fact Primary Vote Is A Sleeper
In a calm election year the Democratic contest centers on Adlai Stevenson’s bid to clinch the nomination, potentially knocking Kefauver from contention in New Hampshire on March 16. Stevenson leads in polls and delegates, while Kefauver fights to sustain a grassroots base as his campaign faces dilution risk and financial strain.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Tom McIntyre
Joseph Benoit
Manchester
Hugh Wailing
Son Plot
Henry Sullivan
Truman
McIntyre
Upstate
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Cliff Roberts
Worry Efficiently Learn To Worry Wisely
Dr. George W. Crane discusses worry as a productive mental problem solving tool. He argues worry motivates learning and invention, warns against over-worry about the past, and offers practical tips like daily planning and focusing on future tasks. He cites examples from science and daily life, urging moderation and rest on Sundays.
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George W. Crane
Molly D
Uncle Sam
Jenner
Doctor Answers Letters On Jaw Locking During Yawning
The writer asks about jaws locking when yawning and pain. The doctor explains dislocation from wide mouth opening and how chin movement realigns the jaw. A suggestion is to control mouth opening to prevent dislocation. The reader notes being about 60 years old.
Giant urticaria or angioneurotic edema discussed
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains recurring swollen lips as giant urticaria likely triggered by food or contact with an allergen. He notes some attacks fade quickly, others persist, and urges identifying the cause if ongoing.
Campaign financing debate and political effects of a veto
The piece argues for small donor funded campaigns and citizen contributions, cites Beardsley Rum.s five dollar certificates for Adlai Stevenson as a model, and analyzes how President Eisenhower's veto on the natural gas bill reshaped party dynamics and raised expectations for a 1956 run. It notes the Texas Democratic leaders Rayburn and Johnson faced fallout, while the veto highlighted consumer protection and public utility questions.
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Beardsley Rums
New York
Adlai Stevenson
Gore
Texas
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Ike
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Picture Tube and People in Need of Repair
A column uses a faulty television picture as a metaphor for personal integrity. It compares dimming image quality with declining honesty and faith, urging readers to seek spiritual repair from the "Repairman" of men’s souls before the life picture worsens.
Suspect Nabbed Too Soon Released By Tulsa Detective
A hitchhiker who called himself Prentice Frank Day was questioned and released by Tulsa detectives who later learned he was wanted in connection with the disappearance of airman Roger C. Timm. Timm vanished en route to Abilene from Chanute AFB. his bloodstained car and a bullet hole case were found in San Antonio. Identifying billfold and a bag with his name appeared in transit hubs Chicago and Springfield.
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Tulsa
Okla
Prentice Frank Day
Illinois
Oklahoma
Woody Wilson
Roger C. Timm
Evansville
Ill
Abilene
Tex
Chanute Afb
Rantoul
San Antonio
Timm
Springfield
Chicago
Across and Down Puzzle Words From Literature Menu
Puzzle clues list with Across and Down entries including Sawy Becky Thatcher four and one eight feminine appellation monkey prescription part wanderer footlike start made said rent again compass goddess soil and others, plus clues for Emissary worship French painter stage whispers Little Women Scandinavia spoken and more to solve.
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Sawy
Becky Thatcher
Osiris
Fr. Summers
Scandinavia
Celebes
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