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Telephone rate hearings may cut long distance costs
FCC and AT T prepare hearings now set for October 20 as pressure builds for reductions. History shows past cuts totaling millions per year around investigations, while local and intrastate rates have risen. The debate centers on base costs for long distance versus local charges and regulatory adjustments.
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Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
FCC
Commission
F.C.C
Bell System
A.t.&t
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Dallas
London
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Iowa
Texas
Colorado
N.A.R.U.C. Special Telephone Committee
Sen. McFarland
Ariz
Morality and the Church in Dr. Crane’s View
In a discussion with Robert P a 29 year old atheist professor questions church politics and hypocrisy. Dr Crane advocates active moral education in universities noting churches sponsor hospitals and civic work while urging free thinking. He cites global examples and stresses the Golden Rule as guiding ethics for students and teens.
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Robert P
America
Louis Stevenson
Boy Scouts
Birthday Forecast for Genevieve Kembie and Prospects
The reading notes progress and increased funds and popularity may come with prudent judgment. Sudden upswing risks include surprise reversals. those born on this day gain social and financial potential but require careful analysis to avoid disillusion. A child born today shows strong social and business prospects with possible abrupt changes.
Monkeys, judgment and doughnuts in the crosshairs
A Kansas judge comments on ancestral behavior versus public chattering in trees, while the town debates petting in private. The piece muses on the naming of a rose and notes doughnuts rising in popularity, framing a broader look at American self awareness and social norms.
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Kansas
Senate subcommittee critiques campaign tactics and calls for limits
The Senate elections subcommittee warns that state autonomy in seating representatives must be guarded and condemns partisan focus on one candidate. It criticizes the Tydings era whitewash, notes dangers of campaign composites and innuendo, and suggests impractical remedies while urging public accountability and legal action where appropriate.
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Washington
Senate Subcommittee On
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Senate
Butler
Senat
McCarren
Nevada
Tydings
Earl Browder
House
Truman
Dewey
Lehman- Dulles
Taft
Ohio
CIO Union
Senator Taft
R.A.T
Browder
Department Justice
Tydings Committee
Freedom and immigration reflections on Statue of Liberty tale
A column reflects on Greek immigrants kissing the Statue of Liberty, quotes the poem inscrip tion, and contrasts American liberty with other nations. The author laments taxes and graft while praising free speech and personal choice, urging readers to consider how they use their freedom. The piece ties current ads to the immigrant story and questions civic engagement.
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New York Harbor
United States
Republic Steel Company
America
Marguerite Higgins Honored War Reporter Perseveres
Hal Boyle profiles Marguerite Higgins, noting her Korea assignments, Pulitzer Prize, resisted studio movie offers, and tough ethic. She stayed with a South Korean division, endured danger, and earned fame for thorough reporting. Higgins lived simply in war zones, rarely seeking privileges, yet impressed peers with bravery and grit.
Broadway Gossip and High Society Amid Sharp Divorces
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Pete Rugolo’s swift divorce bid and new marriage plan while Dizzy Gillespie faces a possible courtroom clash with manager Edward Alexander. Abe Stein audition for a wrestler role but is rejected. Greta Garbo’s lunch sighting sparks fashion chatter as Uta Hagen and Herbert Berghof intrigue.
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Pete Rugolo
Betty Hutton
Hutton
Pete
Dizzy Gillespie
Iard Alexander
Mike Todd
Joan Blondel
Chicago
Joan
Windy City
Gary Cooper
Peter Lawford
Abe Stein
Stein
Rare 1608 Latin Psalms manuscript gifted to Henry Prince of Wales
Washington-bound volume titled Argumenta Psalmorum Davidis, embroidered red velvet, pearl, copied by Esther Inglis, once owned by Henry, Prince of Wales. Folger Library received from Lessing J. Rosenwald. Dr Wright argues youth today favor radios over books and laments the lost art of reading amid television’s rise.
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Uis B. Wright
Folger Library
Dr. Wright
Morocco
Questions and Answers on Kansas as the Navel of the Nation
The state is called the navel of the nation because it is the geographical center of the United States. The Burchard incident involved Reverend Samuel Burchard speaking from the same political platform as that Republican faction.
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Kansas
Ingalls
U.S
Burchard
Samuel Burchard
Tha
Repub
Blaine’s 1884 campaign questioned by clerical insult remark
James G. Blaine faced backlash after a clergyman’s anti Catholic remark labeled Democrats as the party of Ruin Romanism and Rebellion. Blaine’s failure to disavow the insult is blamed for costing him the presidential election.
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Lican
James G. Blaine
Democrats
Garden Pinching and Rain Making Woes Stir Neighbors
Dave Regan shares humorous musings on gardening missteps from pinching seedling "dwarfs" into giants to the unintended top heavy growth. He notes spray dusting to repel insects makes it rain and jokes about future plans for a bigger garden, despite modest current plants.
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Garden Club
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