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Pike Biography Defends Explorer Against Conspiracy Claims
Historian Dr. W Eugene Hollon argues Captain Zebulon M Pike should not be blamed for rumors tying him to Burr Wilkinson schemes. The piece notes Pike’s small force, potential legitimate scouting, and the dubiousness of assuming his expedition aimed to provoke war. It contrasts Pike with Lewis and Clark while examining political debates over trade and subsidies.
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Louisiana Purchase
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War boosts American chewing gum exports to 11 million pounds
Department of Commerce reports exports of U S chewing gum climbed to a record 11 million pounds in 1948 helped by soldiers who acted as unwitting ambassadors. The Philippines bought 3 million pounds last year as demand grew globally. A Belgian town reverses Stalin Avenue to St Anna Avenue.
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The Worry Clinic on Jealousy and Insecurity
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Gregory H. 31 whose jealousy stems from inferiority and family patterns. Wives fear sexual inferiority and possible rivals, leading to obsessive suspicion and distorted interpretations of ordinary acts.
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Court Drama Highlights Frustration of Gregory and Wife
Readers are urged to withhold sympathy for Gregory while recognizing both spouses endure misery in a troubled marriage.
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Psychology of jealousy and marriage advice from Dr Crane
The text urges jealousy sufferers to seek personal change through religious devotion and improved marriage skills. It promotes a bulletin titled Sex Problems In Marriage with a stamped reply and notes clergymen distribute copies to engaged couples as insurance against sexual maladjustment.
Washington Happenings on Military Spending Debate
David Lawrence surveys U S views on mounting military costs and the dangers of long term budget strain. Edwin G Nourse argues against using war time budgets as a steady economic prop warning it retards civilian economic goals and conflicts with postwar needs.
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Defense planning urged to balance arms and domestic Needs
A North Atlantic Treaty era view argues for reduced future military spending and stronger focus on private enterprise and public programs to raise living standards. It cautions that overemphasis on military measures could harm economic preparedness and social stability.
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Nourse
Washington
Lutheran church marks 75th anniversary with week of services
The Lutheran Church of Middletown celebrated its 75th anniversary with special services and concluded the week with a congregational banquet. Charles R. Hook donated land and a swimming pool to the Scout reservation four miles west of Franklin.
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Beauty in weeds discovered beside neighbor’s home
Erich Brandeis recalls a neighbor rummaging in a vacant lot overrun with drying grass and weeds. He learns beauty exists in the overlooked, in fields and weeds, not just in roses and delphiniums.
Catholic Priest James Keller Leads Movement To Change World
Hal Boyle profiles Father James Keller a persuasive Catholic priest and best selling author who formed the Christophers alliance with over 100000 followers from Catholic Protestant and Jewish communities. He decries subversion and declares the group aims to place good will workers into positions of influence to promote order and faith in the United States.
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Neighbor's invitation Sparks Brief Domestic Lesson
This morning a couple driving by a neighbor's house stopped to chat. The neighbor invited them inside saying it would take only a minute and might teach her husband a lesson.
Vacant Lot Finds Inspiring Display In Living Room
In a living room the narrator admires a tall glass vase containing a stunning arrangement of dried grasses and plants in vivid colors. The wife explains she gathered them from a nearby vacant lot after being ridiculed, turning scorn into beauty.
Beauty of soul and mind surpasses mere looks
The text argues that physical beauty is fleeting and limited to a few, while true beauty lies in soul, mind, and character, revealed through study, love, and sympathy. It warns beauty can mask inner ugliness and stupidity.
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Edwin G. Nourse
Hidden beauty in neglect can be brought to lasting enjoyment
The speaker argues that beauty exists in neglected weeds and surroundings and is a gift shared by many. With effort, it can be found, brought out, and transformed into lasting enjoyment.
You Too Can Find Beauty in Unexpected Places
A reflective note encourages seeking beauty in unlikely people and moments, suggesting that anyone can be pleasantly surprised by what they discover when they look with an open eye. The piece offers a universal, uplifting message about perception and possibility.
Free Enterprise and the Courage to Compete
The piece defends free enterprise against political quacks and socialist pressures. It praises the venture spirit and warns against complacent alumni who fear competition, urging defenders to resist leftist labels and embrace risk and ingenuity. It references Franklin D. Roosevelt and Paul Robeson to illustrate opposing views.
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Hoover Taft and their shifting support in free enterprise
The piece contrasts Herbert Hoover and Taft as steadfast advocates of free enterprise with occasional doubt from followers and allies. It recalls Hoover in the early thirties facing dissent from teammates and notes some observers question Taft's consistency, while praising their commitment to the system.
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Sewell Avery
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When zeal fades the termites gain ground against a cause
The passage argues that supporters may grow skeptical of rigid ideologies like Roosevelt Pepper or Robeson if they hear opposing ideas. Once supporters lose fervor yet remain loyal, they stop defending the cause with passion and allow doubts to weaken it, enabling metaphorical termites to take hold.
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Pepper
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The Christophers News Echoes of Faith and Forward Drive
Genevieve Kemble surveys The Christophers movement led by Father Keller. The article notes their broadened influence across faiths and professions, publishing a new book and a program to train leaders, while addressing opposition and pressing for human integrity and divine truth.
Noiseless Popcorn Sack Sparks World Advise and Praise
In light of a new invention likened to Edison and Bell by the writer, a noiseless popcorn sack is hailed as a breakthrough for theatergoers. The piece jokes about silent snacks improving nerves and peace of mind, while noting the lingering sounds of popcorn chewing and caramel smacks remain.
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Bell
Arconi
Sokolsky laments Navy cuts calls for broader budget trimming
George E. Sokolsky argues defense cutbacks hit the Navy hard and urges cutting government spending across departments. He criticizes Harry S. Truman era policies, cites Hoover Plan targets, and urges economy to avert deficits while condemning welfare expansion and budgetary excesses. He singles out Louis Johnson, Oscar Ewing, Dean Acheson and cabinet members for fiscal stance.
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Leon Keyserling
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Great Britain
Fiscal crisis prompts call to cut subsidies and payroll
The speaker warns that without increased American subsidies the socialized medicine program may end. He argues deficit pressures force trimming luxuries and subsidies, applauds Louis Johnson for cutting the Gordian Knot, and notes many congressmen rely on the payroll vote, fearing electoral harm from cuts.
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Louis Johnson
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Questions and Answers on Poppy, Hedge Apple, and Wisconsin Dairy
A quiz style piece notes the poppy’s 5000 to 6000 year knowledge and narcotic use by 100 BC. It states hedge apple tests do not yield even 1 percent rubber from fruit or plant. Wisconsin ranks first in dairy cattle milk and manufactured milk products.
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