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Lobbying as a billion dollar industry debate rages
The piece argues lobbying is not a crime but a broad, pervasive activity. It cites committees and campaigns in Washington, mentions corporate spending over 32 million dollars, and notes labor and other groups pressuring lawmakers. It questions Truman's 1950 forecast and considers broader influence on politics.
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Teddy and the unhappy marriage in Dr Crane’s clinic
In Dr George W Crane's Worry Clinic, Teddy F aged 31 is described as a spoiled son whose mother taught him unreliability. His wife laments debts, wasted money, and infidelity, while Crane argues divorces often trace back to childhood training and the "Error of Commission" teaching dishonesty and evading responsibility.
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Washington Happenings Political Pressures Rally for Tax Penalties
Washington reports political and economic strains push President Truman toward excess profits tax legislation. Labor union chiefs demand swift congressional action after the election, aiming to justify higher wages and curb wartime profits amid inflation fears. Market anxieties rise over retroactive tax implications and the defense program.
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Mothers Shape Sons By Punishing Or Not
Deliberate training of children to be socially and financially unfit is warned against. The piece argues that omitting punishment teaches lies and theft, citing Teddy’s mother as an example. It urges mothers to reward good actions and penalize bad ones to foster successful marriages and stable character.
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The Technique of Executive Leadership reviewed
Erich Brande reflects on Dr. James F. Bender’s The Technique of Executive Leadership from Columbia University and McGraw-Hill. He contrasts the book’s view of emotional ruggedness and self obsession with his own belief that true success cannot hinge on hollow ego boosting.
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Tokyo Correspondents Club and its Korean War memories
Hal Boyle recalls the Tokyo Cor respondents Club in Shimbun Alley, a bustling home for reporters during the Korean War. The five story building hosted nearly 300 correspondents, a late night bar, and a loyal Japanese staff. The club bore scars of war while its mailboxes overflowed with letters for those who fell. A pump organ, reclaimed by Charles Rosecrans, memorializes fallen reporters with Rosie’s name on it.
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Gourmet talk and witty bites from Dorothy Kilgallen
A broadside of playful food lore and humor about dieting, famous eaters, and legendary figures. It riffs on Henry VIII, Emperor Maximus, Queen Elizabeth, Churchill and FDR, plus Broadway dining, New York epicures, and odd culinary facts from history.
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Genevieve Kemble Sunday Horoscope October 29
The Stars Say For Sunday advises steady work to enable reorganization and durable effort amid uncertain state affairs. It notes influence from powerful friends and capital, urges sound plans, and highlights birthday individuals to pursue fresh ideas while honoring obligations.
Rail transport dominated WWII US forces and supplies
More than 97 percent of troops and over 90 percent of all Army equipment and supplies, plus about 90 percent of Navy materiel, were moved by rail during World War II, illustrating the vital role of railways in the war effort.
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Korean personal names use surname first convention
In Korea the family name comes before given names. For instance ambassador John Myun Chang is referred to as Chang John Myun in his homeland. This order emphasizes the surname as a primary identifier in Korean usage.
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John Myun Chang
Chang John Myun
Average daily water use per urban resident
Urban water consumption averages about 200 gallons per person each day and is rising continually.
Origin of the word bogus tracing to Borghese forger tale
The term bogus is described as a corruption of the Borghese name, a notorious forger from the prior century. His widespread frauds allegedly caused his name to spread nationwide, evolving in pronunciation from Borges to Bogus in American usage.
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Youth Hostels Organization Headquarters Location
The Youth Hostels Organization lists its headquarters in London, United Kingdom, as the central hub for its international operations and member services.
Senators serving on multiple committees
A senator may serve on several committees simultaneously, a common practice. The text also notes Magellan named the Pacific Ocean pacific for its peaceful waters.
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Great Lakes lies entirely within the United States
All eight Great Lakes lie within the United States and Canada, but four lakes are entirely in the U S: Lake Superior, Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Erie. Lake Ontario sits partly in Canada and partly in the United States.
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Parker Parkinson and street safety in city streets
A letter discusses parker parkers who occupy two parking spaces and waste spots. It notes non metered street markings might curb the habit, critiques anti jaywalking laws, and warns of midblock crosswalk dangers. It promotes the Junior Chamber’s Vote For Whom You Please campaign urging registration and participation on Election Day.
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Rean War Echoes as Soldiers Recall Tokyo Years
Veterans reflect on service as they head to new assignments or conflicts while recalling the Tokyo Corre spondent's Club as their home during a memorable period of postings and shared experience.
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