Editorial Policy of The Monroe News-Star
The Monroe News-Star outlines its stance as an independent paper aiming for impartial reporting while taking a firm position against what it views as wrong. It emphasizes nonpartisan concern with truth, balance, and fidelity to community interests.
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Aviation noise spurs action urged at advisory committee
Charles F. Horne warns that unresolved aircraft noise threatens the industry as the Aviation Development Advisory Committee notes public fury and looming ordinances. The group contrasts progress in private planes with inaction in commercial aviation and calls for engineering efforts to curb propeller and engine noise.
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Uranium Rush Opens Saskatchewan Lands to Claim Stakes
In Saskatchewan near Lake Athabasca the first uranium claim staking occurs as hundreds flock to the Far North. Government safeguards keep order, with the state as sole purchaser of mined ore. the era marks a promised, if uncertain, chapter in Canada’s postwar expansion alongside iron ore in Labrador and oil and gas projects across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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UNESCO Siege On Los Angeles Schools Exposed
Washington report critiques UNESCO activities in Los Angeles schools authorized by Superintendent Alexander J. Stoddard in 1951. It argues the program promotes global governance with school wide indoctrination and cites a Kansas Commission bulletin urging nationwide propaganda methods.
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Angelo Patri Our Children Our Children
Angelo Patri argues that infant security comes from calm care and that babies should be allowed to struggle to help themselves. He warns overprotective responses hinder courage independence and self-reliance as the infant grows.
Mopsy by Gladys Parker Q and A Quick Facts
Radio style Q and A column lists trivia on holidays in common law United States and Rembrandt Lenin facts. The piece mentions a leaflet for shy children and requires a 10 cent copy request to a New York address.
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Tornado Hits Missouri State Fair Grounds
A tornado swept the Missouri state fair grounds in Sedalia causing one death, 17 injuries, and extensive property damage. Three harness racing horses were lightly injured as their barn collapsed. The storm covered most of Missouri with heavy rain, damaging the temporary tent city and other areas reports.
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Information Specialist at Agriculture Answers Public Inquiries
Eleanor Clay leads a daily rush of questions at the U S Department of Agriculture desk. In 1951 her office fielded 21 000 in person visits and 60 000 phone inquiries from across the United States Cuba Hawaii and Newfoundland. Her team of 11 000 Washington area employees and 4 000 publications provide answers or pamphlets on farming and related topics.
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Tepecoacuilco Doctorate Dream in Noted Notebook
Hal Boyle humorously imagines earning a D O M M from Tepecoacuilco Mexico and opening a practice in New York. He mocks medical pretensions with Aztec lore and satirical “instructor” details, then notes oil dividend news for Cardston Indians nearby.
Center lane in 1952 campaign draws two clear front runners
Washington notes Ike and Stevenson both claim the middle as their political home amid a mood of moderation. Both cautious, they shift toward centrist positions while stressing steady management. The clash centers on how far policy differences amount to distinct choices for voters.
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Louisiana Press Association Assemble in Opelousas Program Preview
The Louisiana Press Association holds a two day meeting in Opelousas August 23 and 24. Activities include registration at 9:00 am, business sessions, panel discussions on school coverage and typography, addresses by Lawrence Wing and C W Brow, agriculture coverage, and an inspection tour of the Opelousas Daily World.
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