Wright brothers’ Dayton nieces recalls Uncle Orv and Will
Ivonette Wright Miller, sole surviving woman flown with the Wright brothers, recounts how Orville and Wilbur babysat her in Dayton at the turn of the century. She recalls their playful, warm nature, his candy making, and family life at Hawthorn Hill.
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Kindness bill on food stamps for strikers faces fight
The article discusses Rep. Thomas N. Kindness proposal to let the president cut off food stamps for strikers in shortages or unemployment tied to strikes. Critics call for a fairer measure to bar food stamp eligibility for those on strike, arguing it would punish many while ignoring broader causes.
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Public quotes and scriptural snippet appear in jumbled text
A fragmented line cites Jerome K. Jerome and a Bible verse about agreement in prayer. The text mixes literary quote with a biblical verse and ends with TRY, offering no clear news event or report. The source reads as miscellaneous clipped quotations rather than a coherent article.
Dream of becoming a doctor turns journalist cynic
Jim Fiebig recalls a misfit path from dreaming of medicine to journalism. He jokes that doctors need a lion heart and eagle eye but must endure extended college training, while journalists can get by with a tougher heart and practical hands. The piece reflects on the lure and costs of different careers.
Harvard Medical School Health Letter dreams and fear
A reader recalls a humorous misread dream of operating on patients and encounters a Harvard Medical School Health Letter offer. The piece uses self deprecating humor about medical topics from ulcers to arterial bleeding, concluding the hope is dashed by fear of medical readings.
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Stalin's enduring imprint as a global tyrant and ruler
George F. Will surveys Stalin as a century's prolific killer and architect of a vast police state. He traces Stalin's rise after Lenin, his brutal methods from Moscow to Stalingrad, and his influence on modern tyranny, comparing his regime to Hitler's but with a gray terror and a monopoly on words.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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Send your industry to Trenton letters stir Middletown debate
Readers from Dixie Heights vie over Converters Gravure expansion in Middletown. A citizen urges sending industry and taxes north to Trenton, while Ray Hummer counters concerns about odor traffic and vacant properties, praising the current plant and arguing a new building would benefit the neighborhood.
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