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Ratification of Pact Seen as Preliminary Senate Vote
A poll of 93 senators shows 55 favoring the pact in principle, 37 undecided, and 1 opposed, signaling possible but not guaranteed Senate approval. The mix includes 16 Republicans and 14 Deep South senators, with debate likely to test Article 3 obligations and the cost in American taxes and manpower.
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Expert Birding Proclaims Birds Cure Neuroses
A noted ornithologist says bird watching provides a strong antidote to neuroses. He quips that a bird in the bush is worth two bats in the belfry, highlighting birds as a healthy mental remedy.
Dr George W Crane on Sunday movies and church psychology
Dr George W Crane discusses how theater advertising and kid incentives influence children’s desire to attend. He compares movie promotions such as free crackerjack to church efforts, urging positive, frontward motivation rather than pressure. He cites studies of church and Sunday school tactics from western Illinois and notes doctors and barbers use rewards to ease child visits.
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Truman’s push to salvage a flagging civil rights era agenda
Washington column analyzes President Truman shifting strategy after losing congressional and business support. It forecasts tough negotiations with Congress on labor reform and Taft Hartley repeal, warning southern Democrats against union-driven political spending and stressing the stakes for Truman’s coalition and 81st Congress dynamics.
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Middletown Debaters Prep for Ohio State Final
Debaters from Middletown High School, semi finalists in the Ohio state Debating League, focus on preparations to meet Hicksville in the final contest. Meanwhile fifty five Middletown Scouts fail their final examinations before the regular board of review. forty four are recommended for merit badges and three appear before the court of honor.
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Religious education worker attacks suggestions at convention
A salaried home office religious education worker rose after address before the Sunday school convention and violently attacked the speaker's suggestions. He claimed the rewards to entice youth were a device of Satan. Continued on Page 6.
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Case y Stengel as Manager An Old Timer Edition
Arthur Baer argues Casey Stengel could be a strong manager, noting his knowledge of people and long track record. He recalls Brooklyn years and Oakland past efforts, predicting Stengel may do well though pennants are earned on the field not in the front office. The piece frames Stengel as dynamic, experienced, and worth watching this season.
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Golomb the Glove Builder Shapes Boxing History
Battling Jack Golomb, 56, built a million-dollar boxing equipment empire from a $5 start in 1910. He supplied gloves to champions, claims 95 percent of modern title holders used his gear, and helped pioneer headguards and mouth and face protection. He recalls boxing’s tougher era and his shift from ring fighter to gear innovator.
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Advertising Critics Wave At Radio And TV Gimmicks
Columnist Erich Brande lambasts modern advertising across radio and television. He warns that prize giveaways devalue products, mislead consumers, and erode work, taxes, and credibility. He mocks sensational ads for razors, cars, and hype, noting disinflation exposes public gullibility.
Genevieve Kemble The Stars Say For Sunday March 27
Sunday’s horoscope advises taking time for relaxation and introspection to analyse vital plans. Frustrations may melt during a period of letting it ride toward possible spectacular denouement. Those born on this day face opportunities for brilliant coups and new methods to launch daring projects despite opposition.
Monday March 28 Forecast Promises Bold Plans Ahead
The forecast for Monday March 28 signals a push toward unusual plans and ideas with inventive, constructive significance. Financial backing and influence may boost efforts to advance exceptional projects and initiatives.
Expansion plans and risk of poor judgment warned
Program for expansion and security is in sight but faces a menace from bungling judgment or tactics. Plan revisions or drastic changes may be needed to placate opposition. Emphasizes logic over emotions and notes a strong year ahead with support from high places. A child born today could be ambitious with unusual ideas and risk of erratic thinking.
When a stolen car triggers a four-car police pursuit
A Middletown motorist recounts how a recovered stolen car led to a scare as four patrol cruisers converged with guns drawn. His daughter wore a bandage from a door incident, and only after radio checks confirmed the car’s stolen status without recovery did officers stop pressing him. The tale urges notifying local police when a recovered vehicle is returned.
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World Congress of Intellectuals Defends Peace Held in New York
Read of two parallel congresses, in Wroclaw and at the Waldorf Astoria, pushing anti US propaganda. Einstein and others urge open minded leadership for peace while Soviet aligned speakers attack American policy and the Dollar power structure.
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Gloves That Built Heavyweights From Dempsey To Louis
The piece recounts how gloves evolved from grandmotherly mittens to intricate custom gear requiring 25 manufacturing steps. It notes fighters like Tunney Louis Dempsey and their unique gloves, training rituals, and the belief that modern boxers risk more injuries due to lighter preparation.
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