Editorial Telethon Shows Self-Help Still Alive in America
The Olympic Telethon in Hollywood and New York raised over a million dollars in a 15 hour broadcast led by Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. The piece argues that private generosity remains strong and government funding is not the sole path to supporting worthy causes.
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Helsinki
Congress
United States
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Hollywood
New York
America
Washington
Treasury
U of I Fires 17 Students Over Vice on Campus
The University of Illinois dismissed 17 students after a May 25 raid on a campus barracks housing unit where a 17 year old Chicago girl entertained young men. A faculty committee announced the action without names, with 10 degrees withheld, five on probation, six cleared, and 22 cases pending. Three Chicago students accused of arranging the setup pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined.
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Associated Press
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Chicago
Pretty Posies and Puzzles Across Floral and Language Clues
A mixed list blends fragrant and hybrid flowers with legible clues for a word puzzle. It pairs plant terms like East Indian flower buds and Chinese flower with hints for words such as a legislative body and abstract beings, leading to a broader set of vocabulary and wordplay.
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Legislative Body
Why Parties Pick Chicago For Their Conventions
Washington reports on why the Republican and Democratic conventions are held in Chicago this year. The piece explains conventions happen in the same city for efficiency and coverage, lists location facilities and funding factors, and notes Chicago will provide 250000 dollars to each party to cover expenses.
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Washington
Chicago
Attlee uses Korea policy to press U S in Britain
J M. Roberts Jr. outlines Clement Attlee's stance as Britain grapples with Korea and internal Labor Party conflicts led by Aneurin Bevan. Attlee criticizes U S actions like the Yalu bombing while fearing wider war and stressing party unity against radical left positions. Churchill argues U S actions reflect wartime agreements.
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J M. Roberts JR
Associated Press
Truman
Clement Attlee
Germany
Russia
China
Durr
the Burr
Attlee
Egypt
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Korea
U. S
Alexander
Britain
Aneurin Bevan
Labor
Socialist
Bevan
Yalu
You realize after you have spoken that you made a tactless remark
The guidance urges delaying a blunt reply by softening the remark or shifting topics after mis speaking. It contrasts wrong and right responses to preserve politeness in conversation.
Parole Violation Leads to Juvenile Custody in Chicago
A girl is placed with Chicago juvenile authorities after a parole violation and is to be held on the violation. The regular $200 weekly payment appears in context with the case.
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Chicago
Rugged Haitian mountains cited by Britannica
Britannica notes two thirds of Haiti remains rugged and mountainous. The text compares aluminum spun and woven into a soft fabric as fine as silk, illustrating material possibilities from metals.
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Haiti
Farmer shoots estranged wife and kills self near Decatur
Teutopolis man Leo J. Hutmacher, 46, shot estranged wife Ona, 36, at a Davenport area farm home, then killed himself in a woods near Decatur. Deputy chief C. W. Peebles said Ona was wounded at the Shafer home while visiting her sister Mrs. Delbert Shafer. Hutmacher had just been released May 29 from the State Prison Farm, Vandalia, for probation violation.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Ill
Sheriff's Office
Macon County
Teutopolis
C. W. Peebles
Leo J. Hutmacher
Peebles
Hutmacher
Ona
Delbert Shafer
E. 13Th St
Davenport
Shafer
Vandalia
Control of Diet Helps Prevent Start of New Kidney Stones
Dr Edwin P Jordan answers Mrs E R B questions about kidney stones. He begins by addressing heredity and states that kidney stones are not hereditary as far as is known. The column discusses diet as a preventive measure and explains how control of diet can help avoid stones.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Kidney Stones Cause Severe Pain and Treatment Options
Kidney stones form from crystal groups in the kidney. They travel down the ureter causing spasm, bleeding, and intense pain, with urine flow obstruction. Causes include infections and salt excretion disturbance. X-ray locates stones and treatment ranges from pain relief to possible surgery. diet and vitamins help prevent recurrence.
Black frost harms crops as frost marks deepen
A heavy frost is described as black frost when it blacks out growing vegetation. The fisher, a ten pound animal, is cited for its ability to kill full grown deer.
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