Statesmanship Creed from Senator Morse Denounces Voting by Polls
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse argues in the Senate that representatives must vote on merit and public interest, not by Gallup dictated majorities. He condemns pressure from management and labor groups and defends independence in voting on Taft Hartley. Morse, formerly dean of University of Oregon Law and War Labor Board chairman, cites his legal background and vows to serve free of coercion.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Senate
Morse
Oregonian
Senate of
United States
Senate of the
University of Oregon
War Labor Board
Veterans push ban on stripping wartime commissions
Three combat veterans Ed Mitchell of Indiana Dayton Phillips of Tennessee and Donald Jackson of California Republicans seek legislation to prevent any enlisted man who served in combat as a commissioned officer from losing his commission later if his conduct remains satisfactory.
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Ed Mitchell
Indiana
Dayton Phillips
Tennessee
Donald Jackson
California
Senators Hold Quiet Wednesday Bible Study at Capitol
A small bipartisan group of U S senators meets weekly for informal religious discussion around breakfast. No fixed pastor, rotating chair, 5 to 15 attendees. Speakers given 15 minutes, then discussion. Ray Bellamy the doorman and David Lawrence the columnist are invited outsiders. Notable participants include H Alexander Smith Clyde Hoey Elbert Thomas Owen Brewster Ray Baldwin and Homer Capehart.
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Capitol Dome
Senate
Ray Bellamy
David Lawrence
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Owen Brewster
Maine
Ray Baldwin
Connecticut
Homer Capehart
Indiana
Marty Hendricks Faces Career Crisis at Star
An aging rewrite man in a Southern newspaper fears losing his job as the editor and chief debate replacing him with a younger talent. He worries about supporting his wife Sarah Ann and six children, especially with college costs looming, while waiting for a single life changing story to come in.
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Marty Hendricks
Marty
South
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Sarah Ann
Marty Junior
Bicycle Tragedy Sparks Editor's Urgent Scoop
In New Orleans at St. Charles Avenue and Adams Street a ten year old boy named Andy dies in a bicycle crash blamed on modern traffic. Marty Hendricks races to publish a heartfelt story, hoping to honor Andy and save other children by urging safer streets.
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St. Charles Avenue
Adams
Andy
New Orleans
Adams Street
America
Crossword puzzle clues complete with scattered solutions
A long list of crossword clues arranged in horizontal and vertical sets including numbers such as 1 5 9 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 21 23 and many more with prompts for synonyms definitions and wordplay. includes entries like Cerium symbol Ce and terms for weather seasons and various descriptors.
How to Make New Friends in a Small Western Town
A neighbor who moved into a new Western town made friends by daily outreach. She welcomed newcomers with gifts and her infectious humor, proving a life built on friendliness can enrich one’s personality and draw people together.
Moral Integrity in Our Everyday Lives
Lesson text on Job explores maintaining integrity under hardship and temptation. It argues Job remained upright and faithful despite loss, urging readers to practice stewardship of possessions and rejects temptations like sun worship and greed. The piece cites biblical verses and emphasizes living by God's grace. It appears as a religious educational feature released by Western Newspaper Union.
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L. Lundquist
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Job
Western Newspaper Union
Pansies Crocheted in Filet Romantic Lace Skirted Chair Set
Pansy filet chair set features little pansy faces crocheted in filet lace forming a romantic lace skirted design. Instructions charts and materials available for Pattern No. 5460. Send 20 cents plus name address pattern number to obtain complete crochet directions.
Quick Facts Quiz Answers From a Historic Edition
Facts cover kangaroos hopping almost forty feet when pursued to 40 feet. discovery of Mammoth Cave in 1809. compass inventor Flavio Gioja circa 1300. U S Patent Office grants about two and a half million patents. Peter the Great shifted Russian attire to pants. some fish like the long fish can survive 3 or 4 years out of water. record wind 231 mph at Mt Washington on April 12 1934. acting Barrymore family real name Blythe.
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Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
U. S. Patent Office
Peter the Great
United States
Barrymore
Flavio Gioja
Mt. Washington
New Hampshire
Blythe
Airman Clem Sohn's Death After Canv as Wings Stunt
Clem Sohn of Lansing, Michigan, pioneered canvas wing gliding from planes at 12 000 feet, swooping and looping to within 2 000 feet of the ground before parachute failures caused his death before 100 000 spectators at an air circus in Vincennes France.
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Clem Sohn
Lansing
Mich
Collier’s
Vincennes
France
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