Subscription Rates by Mail and Carrier in Jefferson County
Rates list by mail within Jefferson county and adjoining counties per year four dollars. Six months three dollars and seventy five cents. Three months two dollars twenty five cents. One month one dollar. Outside Jefferson and adjoining counties three dollars twenty five cents per month. Outside two hundred sixty miles yearly nine dollars. Six months five dollars seventy five cents. Three months three dollars seventy five cents. One month the rate. Subscriptions paid in advance. Carrier delivery within the city per week.
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Jefferson County
Jefferson
Man's Quest for Self Rule and Spiritual Gain
A brief reflection contrasts worldly wealth with soul value. The verse cites Matthew 16 26 about profit and exchange, while a Shelley line meditates on self mastery and inner empire. The passage highlights moral tension between ambition and inner integrity.
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Mattew
Editorial on labeling people and issues in public life
The piece argues against categorizing individuals and policies with simple labels. It notes leaders like Truman Taft Eisenhower and Baruch resist easy boxes, urges nuanced thought, and warns labeling fuels confusion, misleads voters, and hides core realities in politics. It urges thoughtful evaluation over shorthand judgments.
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Truman
Senator Taft
General Eisenhower
Bernard M. Baruch
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Henry Wallace
Tryman
FEFPC
Cancer Clinic Next Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital
The state aided monthly diagnostic clinic meets at 9 30 a m next Tuesday July 1 at Good Samaritan Hospital. New patients should register at 8 30 a m and come with a family physician or dentist or a signed recommendation letter. Services are free if the physician indicates the patient cannot pay and reports go to the family doctor.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Award Winner HORIZONTAL 1 Motion pic actor Frederic k He won his second Academy
The puzzle lists many clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Notable items mention Frederic March as a winner of a second Academy Award in 1946, with intersecting hints toward common crossword themes such as animals, places, and titles.
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Frederick
Den
Civil rights split over FEPC at Chicago convention
The World Today notes the civil rights program, especially FEPC, looms at the Chicago conventions. Eisenhower backs state control, Taft favors advisory federal FEPC, while Harriman and McMahon support a compulsory federal FEPC, shaping party risk with Northern and Southern voters.
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Eisenhower
FEPC
Sen
Taft
Averell Harriman
Brien McMahon
MANNERS GUIDE A newcomer's cautious invitation at party
A new resident at a large party seeks to know a longtime local. She refrains from rushing an invitation, waiting for the elder to extend first contact. If casual, she might invite for coffee rather than a formal dinner.
Weil's disease and rat warfare in public health
The doctor explains Weil's disease, caused largely by rats, with urine as the transmission source. Workers in damp rat-infested areas face infection risk. early diagnosis is hard and treatment limited, though penicillin and aureomycin are used. The piece urges ongoing rat control to protect humans.
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Weil
Senators OK Seizure Bills
The Senate Labor Committee approved the Humphrey bill to let President Truman seize the strike paralyzed steel industry and a broader Morse bill to seize any defense vital industry with congressional veto. Both had been rejected earlier this month as amendments to wage price controls and now go to the Senate calendar, though agreement to revisit them is uncertain.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Humphrey
Truman
Sen
Dminn
Morse
R Ore
Senate
Labor Committee
Lattimore Trip Report Held as Fabrication
The FBI says a Washington Post report that Owen Lattimore planned a trip to an Iron Curtain country was a sheer fabrication. The State Department had halted his departure as a precaution while confirming details.
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FBI
Washington
Washington Post
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
State Department
Belmore
Johns Toplins University
Baltimore
Senate
The
Post
Michael J. McDermott
Iron Curtain
4-H Clubs Meet and Discuss Fair Preparations
Hickory Hill Rangers will meet at Mrs. Clara Stewart's home on Friday. Talks were given by Billy Bodine Charles Wilson and Rosalee Wilson at the June 13 meeting. Belle Rive Panthers 4-H Club plans its next gathering at Paul and Dennnis Hamson's home. Morris Bechtel hosted the June 13 session where the five acre corn crop and grooming animals for the fair were discussed. Eleven members and twelve guests attended. Belmont Abbey in North Carolina is the only cathedral abbey in the United States.
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Hickory Hill Rangers
Clara Stewart
Billy Bodine
Charles Wilson
Rosalee Wilson
Belle Rive Panthers
Paul
Dennnis Hamson
Morris Bechtel
Belmont Abbey
North Carolina
United States
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