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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1949
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists editor and manager roles among a jumble of titles and numbers, reflecting an old newsroom or printing plant staffing fragment. Names and exact duties are unclear, with monetary figures interleaved. The snippet hints at editorial leadership and production supervision in a historical context.
A biblical verse from I Corinthians 15 21 asserts death came through man and resurrection follows. Theodore Parker envisions a radiant diamond in the Saviour's crown burning upon the foreheads of all souls in final beauty.
Editorial notes President Truman's opposition to big business and Justice Douglas's warning about the social costs of bigness. It cites examples of decentralized big firms offering policy influence and accountability, arguing for evaluating bigness case by case and tackling evils rather than reviving past economic ideals.
George Aridas of Lebanon owns the nearly 4000-ton yacht once built for Adolf Hitler and now exhibited in New York. He suggests the vessel be used to ferry Jews persecuted in Europe to Israel or to offer vacation cruises for displaced Europeans who suffered under the Nazi regime.
A mixed word puzzle from a newspaper page presents horizontal and vertical clue lines. It includes references to animals, measurements, phonetic hints, and various crosswords. Answers span terms like that thing, engraving, and territorial phrases, with several language fragments and entry numbers interspersed.
Dewitt Mackenzie notes John Foster Dulles warns of growing revolt in Soviet satellites against Moscow dictates. He cites Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland and Yugoslavia under Tito as resisting totalitarian control. The piece argues religion as a major obstacle to Sovietization and calls for continued atheistic campaigns.
Dr Jordan explains poison ivy can injure skin in winter as well as summer due to the plant oil. Learn to recognize the three point leaf, avoid scratching, wash with soap and water after exposure, and use calamine or potassium permanganate for small irritations. Some injections may help prevention, but opinions vary. consult a doctor for large areas. The column also answers reader questions about whether stuttering is inherited, noting it is unlikely to be passed to children though imitation plays a role.
A New Orleans restaurant worker, Myrtle Natal, touts New Perk Soap as a winner for bright clothes and money savings. She claims one wash reveals noticeably whiter garments and encourages others to try Perk today.
Today in Washington the Taft Hartley labor act debate continues as the Appropriations Committee resumes hearings on the Economic Cooperation Administration recovery funds. The Public Works Committee hears governors from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho on the Columbia Valley Authority bill. Senate House Atomic Energy Committee investigates the atomic energy program at 8:30 a.m. Housing Bill debate continues at 10 a.m. Foreign Affairs Committee weighs aid to NKorea at 8 a.m. Agriculture Committee considers a new farm program at 8 a.m.
A guest should offer to clean up a spill but stay seated if the host insists. Apologize for the accident and thank the hostess for wiping it up.
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