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Governors Conference Spurs State Government Growth
The governors conference, meeting at White Sulphur Springs, has grown from a social gathering into a force that fosters responsible government. Four-fifths of governors attend yearly, discuss practical solutions, and build informal networks, aided by Frank Bane of the council of state governments.
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Damascus Daybook Notes From Henry M Clearest Eye
Incidental dispatch from Damascus by Henry M Lec reminding readers of the city’s 25 000 shoe shine boys and their ornate brass boxes. He jokes about wealth, foundations for talent, donkey traffic, and a Cairo contact while praising Damascus laundry and the Black Cat nightclub as a vivid, humorous travel sketch full of local color.
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Judy Garland report trip ups spark studio alarm
Jimmie Fidler notes Judy Garland's repeated absences from rehearsals and MGM suspensions threaten her career. He urges a long rest and fewer party distractions while warning against risky Soviet film market deals and defending Hollywood's need for light entertainment amid industry turmoil.
Angelo Patri on cooperative nursery schools in Piedmont
Angelo Patri praises cooperative nursery schools as valuable community forces. He describes mothers assisting weekly, attending lectures, and gaining insight into child growth, while urging state and city supervision and professional staff to safeguard children.
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Freddie's saloon scene and local acts set the tone
A column notes 22 acts run in 22 minutes with abdominal dancers at Freddie's, the town's popular hangout. Freddie, a transplanted American, is widely known for his saloon and for the buzz around his venue. Brother Crosby and Miss Grable are named as Americans Damascus would like to meet.
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Gifted youth education urged by U.S. official
Washington reports Dr. Elise Martens, head of the U.S. Office of Education section on exceptional children, calls for expanded educational opportunities for all gifted youths. She criticizes dropouts, notes affordability as a barrier, and supports enrolling the top 10 percent in college tracks while ensuring the highly gifted pursue further education.
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Answers and answers on famous questions
A compilation of concise Q and A covering tame raccoons Napoleon Bonaparte Thoreau Walden the Teddy Bear creator and the first steam boat ferry operator. It notes raccoons can be kept as pets, Napoleon’s debated height, Thoreau’s hermit life, Berryman’s Teddy Bear cartoons, and John Stevens’ steamboat ferry in 1811.
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Studies in contact with the average and world needs many kinds
A brief reflection notes that society depends on diverse people each making a distinct contribution. The author stresses that every individual matters to make the world function and emphasizes inclusion and mutual respect.
Is this the start of a third world war Hal Boyle ponders Korea
Hal Boyle argues that a third world war is unlikely despite Korea fighting and UN cease fire moves. He contends Soviet Russia is not yet ready for global conflict, relying on buffer states, internal revolutions, and fears of Greece and Berlin. He warns Russia will bluff and tests allied resolve rather than risk wide-scale war.
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Acheson Speeches Count and Production Process
Washington June 27. Dean Acheson has served as secretary of state for 18 months and given 20 major speeches. The process to craft a talk begins with Francis Russell's office, with drafts refined by specialists and Acheson, then read by President Truman before delivery.
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California to create state park at Fort Tejon historic site
State officials announce Ft Tejon in Lebec California will become a state park. Workers restore barracks dating back nearly a century high in Tejon Pass between the Tehachapis linking Los Angeles area with the San Joaquin valley.
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Mackenzies column on United Nations role in Korea crisis
DeWitt Mackenzie argues the United Nations must lead a concerted action to halt fighting in Korea. He notes Russia backs the north and the U S supports the south, with American aid seen as insufficient and late. He recalls the failed League of Nations response in Manchuria and warns the UN must act decisively.
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Garbo film deal collapsed in Europe production pullback
Hollywood reports say Greta Garbo’s planned return in a Walter Wanger Eugene Frenke production abroad has been terminated due to filming difficulties and risks. Wanger reportedly refused to gamble Garbo’s career on a project unlikely to film under ideal conditions.
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Prowler in the Night Rock Island Raccoon Intruder
Mr and Mrs Bernard Lerch heard a prowler in the house and later a dim figure at the back door. Police arrived and captured the marauder, a raccoon, in Rock Island Illinois during the night.
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United States Uses Manganese in Steel Production
The United States consumes roughly 14 pounds of manganese for each ton of steel produced.
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