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Thought for Today on sacred temples and the body
A Thought for Today reflects on the verse from 1 Corinthians about defiling the temple of God and the unity of humanity, noting that the only temple in the universe is the body of man as cited by Novalis.
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God
Editorial Red China’s Gestures and U.S. Stance
The piece argues Red China pursues a high level foreign minister talks charade while avoiding real progress on Formosa and other Far East disputes. It cites Alexis Johnson’s Geneva talks, rejects a two-month high level meeting, and says China’s proposals are a facade masking truce violations and interference.
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Truman defends atomic bomb use amid Cold War critics
Former President Truman rejects Russian charges that the United States dropped A bombs for political intimidation. He notes Churchill and Stalin at Potsdam knew of the weapon and argues memoirs support military aims to save Allied lives and end the war quickly. He adds critics often fault wartime decisions for political reasons.
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Japan
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Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Potsdam
Stalin
Across and Down Word Puzzle From old newspaper page
Mixed list of crossword style clues with numbered across and down entries. Contains hints for Rodento South America to May, river names, animals, fabrics, and various common crossword terms. Reads as a cryptic style puzzle grid with many partial phrases and odd spellings.
Comeback Attempts Enliven Senate Election Races
Peter Edson surveys several 1950s comeback bids in the Senate contests. Brannan seeks to unseat Millikin in Colorado, Tydings eyes Butler in Maryland, McKay aims to topple Morse in Oregon, with Barkley cited as a successful model. Other governors Lausche and Langlie announce bids against Bend er and Magnuson respectively.
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D-Ky
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Kentucky
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New York
Herbert Lehman
Dewey
GOP
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Walter George
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
George Bender
Arthur Langlie
Warren Magnuson
We owe tomorrow's babies a better world
Robert Dieffenbacher writes that thousands of babies are born daily into a rapidly changing world. He urges personal responsibility to improve society, emphasizing freedom, faith, love, hope, and spiritual leadership as essential to giving tomorrow’s children a world worth inheriting.
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Doctor Warns Diet Deficiencies Worsened POW Cruelty
Dr. Jordan warns that prisoners of war face diet related diseases like scurvy pellagra beriberi and kwashiorkor from contaminated and insufficient rations. He cites Andersonville and North Korea camps noting vitamin deficiencies and poor calories. He suggests simple remedies such as yeast cake and dandelion seeds to prevent nutrient shortages.
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Andersonville
Broadway Talent Agent Slams Door on Dog Performer
A Broadway talent agent rejected a novelty act with slack season excuses. The caller claimed diverse talents from singing and dancing to balancing a banana and blowing heart shaped smoke rings. The dog then reveals itself as the performer, exposing the absurdity of the audition request.
Hollywood TV notes and star shifts in Hollywood
Hollywood on TV features Danny Thomas planning a widower role in Make Room for Daddy while Jean Hagen exits as his wife. Linda Christian and Ed Mund Purdom head to London for A Piece of Cake with plans for a U.S. co starring project. Lena Horne, Lennie Hayton clash over TV films in London as Nick Lucas TV idea and other ventures unfold.
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Edmund Purdom
London
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Linda
Purdom
Ty Power
Jackie Gleason
Jim Boshop
Jackie
Jim
Lena Horne
Lennie Hayton
la Horne
Dick Powell
Perry Como
Marsh Thompson
Africa
Belgian Congo
Nick Lucas
Howard Estabrook
John Hodiak
Hollywood Summer Theater
Gene Raymond
Beverly Garland
Richard Boone
Film Bulletin
Leonard Oulter
Barbs By HAL COCHRAN on a vacation spot and overwork
A HAL COCHRAN column mulls over finding a lake vacation spot for friends to visit while noting a mortgage burden is heavy. A doctor links overwork to fatigue and warns reckless driving may cause injuries. An Indiana youth described as the typical American boy is arrested for speeding. Typical is treated as a playful label.
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Hal Cochran
Indiana
Delion Tea Promised Cure for Scurvy Shortage
A fragment notes delion tea may supply vitamin C in sufficient quantities to prevent scurvy. The brief suggests a brewing use and health claim without broader context or official validation.
Alternatives to Punishment Fail with Fearful Parents
A book promotes patience explanation distraction and reward as child discipline. Muriel Lawrence argues fearful mothers undermine these methods. Jimmy lies about cake theft and the mother’s fear makes patience ineffective.
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Muriel Lawrence
Jimmy
Seward
Cyprus language balance and trivia on racing and waves
The text notes Cyprus has Greek and Turkish speaking populations split roughly 400 000 and 100 000. It cites Nashua as top money winning horse with 1 100 365. It explains starboard from steer board and says the Constitution guarantees rights, English divided into three periods: Old Middle and Modern English.
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Cyprus
Nashua
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