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No Scratch or Flaw The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The Arlington tomb stands on a grassy slope with the inscription Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God. The piece argues for preserving its simple, solemn spirit as a model for a future World War II Unknown Soldier tomb and honors all who sacrifice for freedom.
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GM Pact Gives Workers Four Cents Hourly Rise and Benefits
GM and the United Auto Workers reach a five year contract with no opening. The deal includes a four cent an hour wage hike, hospital and medical benefits, improved insurance, a modified union shop and pensions from 100 to 117.50 dollars monthly. An escalator clause ties future raises to the cost of living.
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Psychic illusions and faulty recognition debunked by Dr Crane
Dr. George W. Crane explains Lois L aged 20 a college senior questioned if a Switzerland vision proves psychic powers. He argues such experiences are recognition errors tracing to similarities or vague memories not evidence of past lives, noting spiritualists fail scientific scrutiny.
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Council of Economic Advisers Near Extinction
Washington analyst David Lawrence says the Council of Economic Advisers is doomed to fade, kept only in name. He notes Dr Edwin G Nourse’s stance against political entanglements and questions Leon Keyserling’s objectivity as chair as Congress weighs Dr Roy Blough’s confirmation.
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Doubtful Spirit Readers Urged to Question Spiritual Claims
The article argues believers in spiritualism and rimalism often misread signs, driven by wishful thinking and emotional distress. It advises a scientific stance, urging readers to contact Dr. Crane for psychological charts, with a mailed three-cent stamp and a dime for costs.
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May 31 Zodiacs Bring Sudden Shifts In Romance And Markets
Genevieve Kemble notes a sudden unpredictable turn for Wednesday May 31 may alter the wheel of fortune toward progress. Dynamic romantic energy and travel bring changes. new interests, public esteem, and possible promotions in business and finance affect private associations with notable romantic shifts.
Life and politics in a Connecticut town observed
A reader reflects on local government in a Republican town, noting boards and commissions waste time, taxes rise after a Democratic mayoral win, and the record offers little clear guidance for voters weighing Republican or Democratic outcomes. The piece urges evaluating the actual local record over party loyalty.
Unknown Victim of the Next War
The author warns that future wars will claim hundreds of thousands of lives and urges a sustained, mass movement for peace. He argues that only a committed core of Americans united to wage peace can deter aggression, prevent war, and honor the fallen by ensuring none die in vain.
Child Born For Adventure And Drama Skills
A brief note envisions a child born today destined for a career of adventure and drama. It highlights unusual talents and originality as guiding traits for the future.
Memorial Day Lesson From Grandpa In A War Story
An elderly man and a boy walk to a sunken gravestone on Memorial Day. The old man explains his grandson’s lineage, war as fear and killing, and why flowers are placed on graves despite the fading practice. The boy imitates a gun with a branch while a butterfly glows nearby.
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These Days: Remembering Heroes Across American Wars
George E. Sokolsky urges that Memorial Day not become a mere weekend and calls to remember the dead of the Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War, Spanish American War, World War I and II. He invokes Lincoln and Wilson and stresses peace and unity, praying for understanding and global peace.
War Mothers mark twenty ninth Memorial Day anniversary
Memorial Day observations note the War Mothers twenty ninth anniversary and honor fallen and serving veterans. Mrs Mabel Crist Dance discusses the local chapter and its dedication to memory with a verse on the price paid to protect the land. The YMCA Learn To Swim program reports 400 registered and 296 completed last year prompting emphasis on water safety. John Minnich returns to the Manchester Hotel lobby after heart-related rest, planning a Florida recuperation trip.
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Causes of Yellow Fat in Beef and Sagebrush Value
The color of beef fat depends on the kerotene level in the animal diet. higher kerotene yields yellower fat. Sagebrush from American semi desert western areas offers valuable wood for carving ornamental objects.
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