Thought For Today Inspires Mothers To Shape Minds
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Editorial onRoosevelt Jr eligibility for presidency
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Wives to Receive P H T Award at CU Graduation
Graduation week at the University of Colorado features a special award for wives of graduating veterans called P H T or Putting Husbands Through. The award certifies a wife as a graduate from the trials of supporting her husband through college and grants related rights and privileges.
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Insect Horizon Puzzle Clues and Word List
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World ideologies clash to endure long struggle
Dewitt Mackenzie notes the Cold War battle of ideas will continue for years. General Lucius D. Clay warns democracy must defend equal opportunity and rights against state control. He links Germany's central role to ongoing ideological conflict with Soviet communism.
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Hay Fever Timetables and Treatments From Pollen Allergies
Doctors explain that hay fever symptoms align with specific pollens and seasons. Skin tests identify offending pollen, with injections reducing sensitivity and newer drugs offering temporary relief. Early treatment helps many sufferers before peak ragweed and grasses.
Ideological Struggle Amid Global Upheavals
The text notes widespread politico social upsurges beyond Communism and cites England as an example of a socialist government. It argues Communism uses force to spread, aims to destroy other ideologies, and demands concrete constructive ideals to defend democracy.
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Daily Doctor Answers AFAQ in Health Column
Dr. Jordan runs a daily health Q and A, addressing common reader questions. He notes many medicines cause sleepiness and accidents, with effectiveness varying by person. He cannot answer individual questions but will tackle frequently asked topics in each column.
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The Doctor Answers By Edwin P Jordan Question on Fast Heart
Dr Jordan notes that a moderately fast heart around 100 beats per minute, absent other heart disease or disability, would not by itself be fatal.
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