Must Carry All News Not Just What Pleases Readers
Editor Bill Mathews of the Arizona Star denounces opinion makers and articulate publicists for driving the nation toward war by sensational framing. The piece defends press duty to report all news, praises tempered diplomacy, and notes editors strive for responsible coverage despite pressures from political figures and sensational headlines.
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Bill Mathews
The
Arizona Star
United States
Bill
Ditor Mathews
Defense
Marshall
U. S
Mathews
Saturday Evening Post
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Associated Press
Texas
Congress
Press Association
Does a Woman's Appearance Indicate Her Femininity
An old magazine column notes that gender perceptions vary widely with age and personality. It cites Stanford tests showing both husky and gentle women can be seen as feminine, and advises readers to consider male bias in judging character. The piece includes reader prompts and an invitation to obtain a booklet by mail from Dr Wigram.
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Jokn
Stanford University
Doctors Say After Year Child Gain Is Slower
A Long Beach Medical Association note explains that after the first year growth slows, reducing appetite for four to five years. Healthy children who are allowed to choose their own diets typically meet daily protein fats and carbohydrate needs without forced eating, making meals pleasant.
More Than One Way to Play Most Bridge Hands
A bridge hand showcase contrasts sharp defense with clever declarer play. West opens with king of diamonds, but declarer finds a substitute to claim the 10th trick. He wins trumps, ruffs, and uses dummy’s clubs to force East into a favorable return, securing the needed spade.
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Declarer
West
Dia
South
East
Dummy
West Plays Trump Defense After Partner Drops Queen
West Aceaz Y52 AK1074 notes the moment his partner drops the queen and, with a careful shift to a trump, deprives dummy of ruffing power. Fast wins with the ace of trumps and a second round to seal the defense.
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Monds
West
Trump
Fast
Forster on Democracy and Love in Two Cheers
In a recent essay collection the author argues democracy earns two cheers for permitting variety and criticism while a third cheer is for what he calls Love the Beloved Republic. He says loving one’s neighbor guides freedom toward cooperative order and the universal republic of man.
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Finletter
U. S
James M. Hanley
U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Defense Department
Hanley
Acheson
Red China
William Benton
United States
Joe McCarthy
Commie
State Department
England
E. M. Forster
Republic
Henry's marriage woes fuel a hard luck tale
A rural narrator jokes that Henry’s choices in wives bring him misfortune. His first wife caused drinking and the new wife reportedly worsens his luck, reflecting a lighthearted family anecdote about marriage and temperament.
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Henry
Postwar View of United States as Immigrant Promise Quoted
The quote attributed to Karl Marx after the Civil War described the US as no longer the promised land for immigrant laborers. Since then the country has accepted over one million immigrants in six separate years.
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Karl Marx
United States
Great Republic
What Others Are Saying Quotation Montage and Reflections
A collection of brief quotations from Attlee to Bogart and others. The passages critique religious life, honor systems, self-scrutiny, romance, crime, and manners, offering concise perspectives on belief, duty, and human behavior.
Taxable income from tips and early Niagara Falls note
Q and A on whether tips are taxable income. A says tips count as compensation by the Internal Revenue Service, forming taxable income in hotels, restaurants, barber shops and similar services. Also includes a Q about buffalo numbers and Niagara Falls author, noting 5500 buffalo, reasons for decline, and Father Hennepin as first white writer on Niagara Falls.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Niagara Falls
BE. W. A
Hennepin
Free 44 page book on arthritis offered by Ball Clinic
A notice promotes a free 44 page booklet from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims ordinary drugs provide only temporary relief and offers a non surgical nonmedical treatment with 33 years of success. Readers are urged to send for the book with no obligation.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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