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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
2
A daily reflection cites Isaiah 16 32 about Moab weary on the high place and seeking sanctuary in prayer without prevail. It urges that praying for virtue requires cultivating it too, treating prayer as a life forming rule and each petition as a guide for conduct quoted from Taylor.
Editorial reflects on the U.N. as a universal forum born after World War II, its role in offering dialogue among nations, and its limits as a peacekeeper. It notes ongoing universal participation, the danger of becoming a non Communist bloc alliance, and the need for real substance beyond talk. It argues NATO and other alliances supplement the U.N. in safeguarding peace.
A themed crossword style list with dog related clues and answers. Includes across and down entries such as hound freebooter abrogate eaten away and related terms. puzzles reference breeds, commands, and household terms.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 4 30 Apportion 45 Chopping 31 Petty quarrel implements 35 Witticism 47 One who 37 That thing suffix 38 Expunger 48 At this place 39 Unit of 49 Essential reluctance being 42 Evade 31 Dine 43 Japanese 52 Route abbr sashes 54 Negative City in New prefix Jersey 35 Devotee
Dr. Jordan explains undulant fever caused by brucellosis from infected animals. Milk from infected cattle sheep goats and hogs spreads the germ. Acute and chronic forms differ in symptoms and duration with potential organ damage if untreated. Prevention centers on drinking pasteurized milk and better testing and treatment options.
An excerpt from Roy L. Smith’s Making a Go of Life explores how spiritual skill operates amid handicaps and life’s pressures. It cites Elizabeth Barrett Browning, John Milton, Beethoven, and Paul to illustrate resilience, urges mastery over the body, and ends with a prayer and reflection on worry affecting vitality.
The text argues that people dislike being called old and suggests using terms like elderly or older. It notes many ways we can show respect through word choice when referring to seniors.
A Sunday School tale uses a soap bar to stress clean thoughts, provoking a child’s quip about ads. The text also notes Pope, a Picuris Indian, instigated the 1680 revolt that briefly expelled Spaniards from New Mexico.
In Santiago about 4000 Roman Catholics demonstrated downtown shouting Christ yes Peron no. In Nagoya postal workers were told to drop radios and focus on routes during baseball broadcasts. In Nicosia a third straight night of bomb attacks left one Englishman slightly injured. In Tokyo a U S F100 jet crashed after takeoff. pilot bailed out with minor injuries. In Sydney firemen joined a drive for a 40 hour week. In London Ruth Elis, 28, was scheduled for execution on July 13 for murdering her lover, claiming provocation by jealousy.
William G Heirens the three time lifer in Chicago seeks a further court review. Attorney Herbert M Wetzel says Heirens mailed a petition for rehearing to the U S Supreme Court after Illinois Supreme Court refused his bid for a new trial. Heirens is serving three consecutive life terms for 1945 and 1946 murders of Suzanne Brown Frances Brown and Josephine Ross.
Gerald Butch Edwards turned 15 in Jontia Michigan. He wore a black eye from poison ivy and rode a bicycle to the drugstore for lotion. He later watched a sandlot game and was struck in the eye by a foul ball.
A historical note states hawks possess the sharpest vision of all creatures, about eight times keener than that of humans, highlighting the bird’s remarkable perception.
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