Emperor Penguins Prepare for Egg War in Antarctic Night
Editorial recounts male emperor penguins incubating eggs for two months while females go to sea. It cites observations that males deserve credit for incubation and cites National Zoo curator Malcolm Davis’s anecdote of a long lived emperor pair and a mistaken gender in an autopsy.
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Papa Pengin
Malcolm Davis
National Zoological Park
Washington
Davis
Mr. Davis
Penguin
Graduates Face A Long Road Before Success
The piece argues commencements promise progress but graduates face 10 to 15 years of struggle. It notes engineers, lawyers, and businesspeople must work years at low pay or in entry positions before major achievements. It advises focusing the next decade on gaining experience, shaping attitudes, and building knowledge to be ready when opportunities arise.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Interposition Drive Moves in Texas as States Consider Block
Texas groups push to place an interposition referendum on the July Democratic primary ballot to counter Supreme Court racial integration rulings. Louisiana approved a similar measure unanimously. Texas petitioners seek 20 000 to 30 000 more signatures after about 140 000 submitted.
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Louisiana
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U. S. Supreme Court
Robert Cargill
Longview
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High Court
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East
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Refugees, sanctuary, and U S immigration policy
By George Sokolsky argues that refugees admitted under sanctuary from communist states face coercion and danger if repatriated. cites Barmine and cases of falsified papers, illegal detentions, and fears of deportation. Calls for a clear humane policy and protection beyond routine agency actions.
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State Department
United States
Soviet Russia
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Germany
Barmine
Russia
Walter Krivitsky
Washington
Juliet Poyntz
57Th Street
New York
Leon Trotzky
Mexico
Sergei Szeiko
Poland
Szeiko
Republicans plan large turnout drive for 1956 election
Congress and party leaders outline 1952 tactics to mobilize voters. Wayne Hood recalls a stay-at-home majority, while Robert Humphreys notes a big vote goal and selective get-out-the-vote tactics. Republicans push recruit programs and women canvassers, while Democrats expand precinct organization and absentee voting efforts headed by John McCormack.
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Wayne J. Hood
Wisconsin
Robert Humphreys
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Humphreys
Paul Butler
Neil Staebler
Michigan
Butler
National Committee
John W. McCormack
D Mass
Democratic Party
Fedae
Gifts for Graduates That Build Bright Futures
June brings graduation and gift ideas that endure. Buy books or reference works, such as dictionaries or encyclopedias, and consider equipment like beginner or advanced cameras. A trip abroad or a course at a conservatory can open doors, while a monetary gift may lift a struggling graduate toward higher education. Pass kindness on to the next generation.
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Conservatory
Multiflora rose offers cover and low-cost fencing
The article notes multiflora rose as excellent game cover and a productive low-cost fence on favorable sites. It also advises planning for insecticide needs to reduce future vegetable growing trouble this summer. It mentions Joseph R. Williams, a former Detroit lawyer, as the first president of Michigan State College in 1857.
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Joseph R. Williams
Detroit
Michigan State College
Coal to Fuel the Nation As Hearings Open June
Washington interior committee hearings begin June 4 led by Rep. Edmondson to study coal based liquid fuels and gas. Rep. Saylor backs federal funding for a full scale plant to liquidate coal amid cost debates and future energy security.
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House Interior Committee
Ed Edmondson
Oklahoma
John P. Saylor
House
Congress
United States Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Saylor
United States
Edmondson
Edmondson Committee
Griping Clergy Urged to Model Gratitude and Health
A Chicago reader critiques clergymen and medical authorities for promoting gratitude over complaint. The letter condemns tobacco use by clergy, urges leaders to set a healthier example for teens, and calls for frank Christian conduct. Readers advised to write to Dr Crane with a stamped reply.
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Father Eee
Fenton
Notre Dame
Chicago
American Medical Association
Temple
Monroe Morning World Mission and Network
The Monroe Morning World is an independent newspaper founded in 1929. It publishes daily from 110 North Second Street and is part of the News-Star-World Publishing Corporation.
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Joan D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publising Corporation
North Second
William B. Bronson
Richard Hale
Walter B Hatten
Associated Press
E Branham Company
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