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Adam and the Brotherhood of Man in American Week
Ric Ginder reflects during American Brotherhood Week February 22 29 on common humanity through Adam and Eve. He rejects racial labels noting the Bible omits race and urges unity across Irish Swede Syrian Japanese backgrounds.
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Zhebrak Faces Firing Over Soviet Science Freedom
Russian geneticist A R Zhebrak, once outspoken on scientific freedom, is fired as president of the White Russian Academy of Science after defending Vavilov and arguing the state did not compel scientists to accept what is deemed mistaken Lysenkoist views. Pravda lambasts him as anti patriotic amid mounting evidence on freedom in Russia.
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Greece aid program needs more time and money says congress report
nt pruman’s second report to Congress on the Greek Turkish aid program warns that the initial 300 million dollars will not finish Greece’s recovery. Adverse developments lengthen the timeline as Communist guerrillas ravage villages and create 420 refugees in a nation of under eight million. The Greek army is being expanded to close the gap, but the duration and total funding remain uncertain.
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Dr George W Crane Worry Clinic Case P-274 Youths warns on teen sex
A teenager named Polly 16 asks Dr Crane for advice after engaging in sexual activity at a party with a stranger. The column urges parents to teach factual sex education and warns young people against letting emotions override judgment.
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Truman Faces Wallace Split as Democrats Debate Policy
In Washington a three-way Democratic split forms among Wallace loyalists liberals and Southern conservatives. Truman seeks to hold the South and win the Negro vote while considering shifts on Russia and civil rights, hoping to broker peace with Wallace to unite the party.
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Polly Faces Gossip and Advice on Secrets and Shame
The writer cautions Polly and readers about sharing personal troubles with friends. They urge telling family or trusted adults, and seeking professional help while avoiding gossip. The piece encourages choosing recovery and responsibility over scandal and social ruin.
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Fender Maintenance Cautions Against Mud and Rust
The article warns drivers to keep mud and grease from under the fenders to prevent rust. It notes rust forms on the underside of painted material and can rapidly corrode the fender if unchecked.
One Word Led To Another In A Presidential Campaign
Arthur Baer humorously explores campaign managers as keepers rather than leaders noting their role is to prevent gaffes. He recalls managers forcing silence and brevity, sometimes yielding decisive votes. He praises seasoned managers in local and national races while critiquing ego and overreach.
Sleep Like a Top. A Call to Quiet Resolve
In a reflective talk the speaker rebukes sleepless fretting over a troubled world. He argues eight hours of nightly rest and sixteen hours of active effort to improve mankind, criticizing those who martyr themselves to worry while urging practical action. He notes wars and depressions will recur and urges steadier, constructive effort.
These Days by George E Sokolsky
This column discusses the right to petition government and critiques the practical politics of access and influence. It recalls a wartime incident where a ship’s chief engineer refused overtime payments viewed as theft, triggering clashes with labor groups and limited police protection.
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Ebenezers nickel king turns into ash of fortune
A Greenwich Village vagrant Ebenezer saves nickels for decades. At 75 he burns $50,005 in cash for one last thrill, then hides the remaining $50,000 and reflects on a life spent avoiding money and meals.
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Marginal Notes Reveal Readers Views In Dinner At The Whitehouse
Writer notes reveal a library reader was pro Roosevelt and pro British with poor spelling and uneven word spacing. Little Theater brings Twin Beds to Roosevelt Junior High School for tonight and two more performances, hoping for strong local audience support.
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Fulbright Act to Fund Global Educational Exchange
The Fulbright Act launches a vast cultural exchange funded by surplus war material profits. About 2,000 foreign and 35,000 U.S. students and teachers are expected to participate with grants ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 dollars, totaling 140 million over twenty years and involving 23 countries.
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Scarleton Epidemic Stage Noted in Middletown and Amanda
Twenty years ago Scarleton reached epidemic stage in Middletown and Amanda. George Koeppel was announced by his parents Mr and Mrs Edward Conn.
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Strike by Italian tax collectors and a quirky electricity claim
Tax collectors in Italy walked out as March 15 looms, while a curious line proclaims that electricity travels 11,600,000 miles a minute. The text mixes satire about hoarders with a marvel-like remark on energy speed.
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