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Mental health and freedom in a material world
The piece cites Dr. Lloyd N. Yepsen on mental deficiency with 1.5 million fully defective and 3 million on the border. It links fear and heavy living to mental unrest, urges better mental health policy, and contrasts Western freedom with Communist promises, using Antonio Duardo’s San Quentin parole story to illustrate values beyond food.
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Worry Clinic examines slang and gender language use
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how anger affects speech, noting that vulgar words signal limited vocabularies and social inferiority. He urges both men and women to improve spoken language to reflect better culture and morals, offering a mail pamphlet for self-improvement.
Questions And Answers on Trees and Missouri Elevation
Q what is the range of the American Larch It is the only tree which the landscape service extends the Arctic Circle to the limit of tree growth Q where is the highest point in Missouri It is Taum Sauk Mountain located about ten miles southwest of Ironton with an elevation of 177 feet according to
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Senate seniority reshuffles after Tydings loss in 1950s
James Marlow explains how defeating long time senator Milard E Tydings reshuffles power in Congress with seniority. He notes the pace of committee chair appointments depends on party majorities and years of service guiding who leads Armed Services and Foreign Relations. Richard B Russell would be next in line for chair if Democrats maintain control.
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Senate Leadership Shifts Stir After Democratic Defeats
After defeats of chairmen Tydings and Elbert Thomas the Senate faces widespread reshuffles. James Murray and Elmer Thomas are slated for chairs, while Allen Ellender may succeed him. Democratic leaders Lucas and Myers lost, raising questions about future roles and possible government appointments for defeated veterans.
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Margaret Truman Defends Privacy and Talent Against Critics
A writer criticizes harsh judgments of Margaret Truman as President’s daughter, praising her personality and vocal talent. The piece argues people often attack prominent individuals out of envy and urges respect for personal ambition and achievement despite wealth or status. It lauds the American ideal of independence and self-reliance, noting criticism accompanies success.
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Red Chinese threat tests UN in Korea as North Koreans rebuild
Hal Boyle reports American intelligence officers believe North Korea, stripped of its military strength, is rebuilding a fighting force while a rising tide of Chinese manpower threatens UN forces. Analysts see a Soviet inspired plan to regain face and expand communist influence, potentially signaling a new, larger conflict.
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Society notes bustle as Broadway crowd weighs plans and affairs
Dorothy Kilgallen chronicles a flurry of high society events and romances. Gloria Swanson’s Paris escort, Prince Ruspoli, and Margaret Trump’s rumored plans head a parade of socialites, with figures like Ali Khan, Rita, and Gracie Fields in motion. New York police rhetoric, MCA booking news, and fashion chatter color a vivid Broadway backdrop.
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The Stars Say It for Genevieve Kemble Birthday
Genevieve Kemble notes describe a day marked by astute manipulation needed to ease disintegrating affairs. Keen analysis, long-range insight, and emotional shifts may calm unrest, while birthdays bring a drive for action and erratic moves. A child born today could rush into dangerous situations.
Farmers Head Exam Bureau Proposed in Satirical Missive
George Dixon mockingly offers to help President Truman set up a Farmers Cranium Bureau to test Republican voters. He cites craniology jokes, lists fake agencies, and predicts head exams for politicians and unions amid satirical jabs at Brannan and other figures. A London whisky dispatch is tacked on for comic contrast.
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Confident Views on War Policy From U S Figures
An interview excerpt quotes U S Ambassador- at- Large Philip C. Jessup denying direct war direction and predicting no imminent war recommendations, alongside former AEC head David Lilienthal expressing optimism about the atomic age and caution about world-end predictions.
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Thanksgiving Date Clarified As Fourth Thursday In November
The almanac confirms Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday in November, with this year landing on November 23. Officials note date setting is state prerogative, leading to some confusion due to President Roosevelt's changes. Also addressed are expectations of smoke and odor from Armco's new blast furnace, with modern controls to reduce emissions and conditions under which soot may fall.
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Dulles Warns of Communist Threats and Penetration
The text notes vulnerability to hostile penetration and quotes John Foster Dulles warning about danger from Communism and the related security risks.
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