Meditation for All Mindful People Beyond Clergy
The piece argues meditation is not restricted to religious vocations and is essential for all individuals. It defines meditation as reflection on God and humanity’s relationship, pondering truths like identity purpose and destination. It cites a writer calling meditation the tongue of the soul and the language of the spirit.
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Religious News Service
Action Is Demanded In Laborers' Favor
The National Council of Churches Labor Sunday message calls Christians to act for migrant workers and the poor. It urges awareness of working conditions, meaningful work, and fair rewards, and rejects complacency toward workers denied dignity and opportunity.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Pastor Urges Bold Stand for Race Equality
In Iowa City delegates to the Luther League of America convention heard Rev. F Leslie Conrad Jr of Philadelphia call for Christian radicals to defend equal rights for all races. He urged the 1 400 plus delegates with an average age of 16 to shock elders by showing a path to better race relations and to push churches and schools toward real tolerance.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Luther League of America
F. Leslie Conrad, Jr
Philadelphia
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Mr. Conrad
Religious Q and A on post resurrection appearances
The answer states Christ made at least eleven definite appearances after the resurrection according to New Testament writers, with implication of additional appearances beyond those recorded.
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Christ
Freethinker Attacks Religious Appointment in Illinois
In New York Joseph Lewis, president of the Free Thinkers of America, condemned a reported Truman Douglas agreement to appoint a Protestant, a Roman Catholic and a Jew to three Illinois district judgeships. He called the telegram claim a breach of oath and attacked the plan.
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Truman
Paul H. Douglas
D.ill
U.S
Illinois
Joseph Lewis
The
Freethinkers of America
Two American Documents To Be Enshrined On Constitution Day
Plans call for permanent hermetically sealed glass enclosures on Constitution Day to protect the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. President Truman and Chief Justice Vinson are to attend the ceremony with scientists from NBS and Libbey-Owens-Ford, highlighting decades of preservation work.
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America
United States
Truman
Vinson
Roy W. Wampler
Libbey - Owens- Ford Glass Company
Alvin W. Kremer
Library of Congress
G. M. Kline
National Bureau of Standards
Luther H. Evans
Congress
NBS
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company
Evans
Edward A. Condon
Lucky Leslie and Celia’s Three’s Theory
In this minute fiction, Lucky Leslie narrates how Celia’s belief in luck and number three shapes their wartime marriage. The couple weather a sequence of omens and misfortunes tied to the seventh and the sixth, culminating as Celia’s watch shatters and a pink slip threatens the office.
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Call Games and Short Ball: A Poe Inspired Critique
A satirical riff likens shortened five and seven inning games to call games. It mocks edict and rain ending contests early and asks to label such matchups as call games. The piece uses verse to argue for clearer terminology in baseball reporting.
Call for a strong baseball commissioner to fix half games
The author argues for a hard boiled commissioner like Judge Landis to overhaul baseball’s rule quirks. He blames owners for restricting leaders Ford Frick and Will Harridge and criticizes seven inning games and suspendable early finishes. He cites curvature laws and unfinished Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games as reasons for reform.
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Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Grantland Rice
State of
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Tom Yawkey
Dan Topping
del Webb
Walter Briggs
Ellis Ryan
Judge Landis
Happy Chandler
Calumet Faces Challenge from Rivals in 1951 Racing Season
Calumet remains strong but rivals Greentree Brookmeade Widener and Whitney push for dominance in the waning 1951 season. Battlefield leads the three year olds without Derby Preakness or Belmont wins, while Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons and Greentree drive a renewed East West challenge.
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Maine Chance
C. V. Whitney
Jones Boys
Greentree
Brookmede
Widener
George Widener
Miltie
Whitneys
Johnny Gaver
Mr. Gaver
Princeton
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmions
Sunny Jim
Stitch in Time Save Your Wardrobe and Household Linens
The article urges quick mending and remaking of clothing and home textiles as fall approaches. It recommends sharpening scissors, upgrading to dress-maker shears, checking sewing machines, and using adhesive mending tapes and zipper feet to extend life. It suggests converting worn dresses into aprons and reinforcing fabrics with patches for durability.
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Red Cross
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROS AND DOWN
A readable crossword clue list with across and down entries including many common words and abbreviations for foods, body parts, animals, and general terms. It lists clues such as a food fish and a thick soup for across, and mutiny a silkworm and zodiac signs for down.
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Paradise
Last Week's Answer N-36 Puzzle Clues
A compact recap of last week's crossword style clues featuring Lair, Skin disorder, Elevations golf term, A support, Blunder, and Exist.
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Lair
Entertaining stars juggle radio air time and craft
Sarnoff shines in The King and I and may move to a regular autumn radio show. Many stars, from Wanda Hendrix to Bill Holden, balance hobbies and family life, while Murray Sices designs for petite stars. The line up shifts NBC ABC and CBS, and Bill Johnstone and son build a motorized model theatre at home.
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Orothy Sarnoff
Menotti
NBC
Hollywood
Murray Sices
Wanda Hendrix
Bill Johnstone
CBS Radio Network
Ronald
Los Angeles
Repeal of income tax amendment via state action debated
The piece discusses using a constitutional convention called by 32 state legislatures to repeal the 16th amendment and cap federal taxation. It argues the two methods to amend the Constitution, warns of federal revenue loss, and urges states to study Article V while noting current war scare politics.
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Congress
Los Angeles Times
Ment
Theodore Roosevelt
Ocal
United States
Florida Supreme Court Upholds Three Convictions
The Florida Supreme Court affirmed grand larceny convictions of three Miami telephone girls who stole nearly $12,000 over two years by hiding quarters in their bras. They are each serving one year, employed by Southern Bell.
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Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Miami
Southern Bell
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