Consumer Credit Week Observed by Credit Associations
Edward F. Kennedy, president of the International Consumer Credit Association, notes that wise credit use enables purchases many would not have cash for. He cites North America’s high living standard and a trillion dollar net worth built through responsible credit management.
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Consumer Credit
International Consumer Credit Association
Credit, Women International
Edward F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Reagan Candidacy Gains Ground In Indiana TV Push
The piece outlines Ronald Reagan's rising profile as a national TV friendly candidate, with Citizens for Reagan assembling notable backers like William Boeing and Marquita Maytag. It notes Indiana's April May primary test for Reagan style outreach, contrasts hot and cool TV presences, and mentions potential impact on Nixon's position and open housing debates.
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John Chamberlain
New York
Indiana
Roger Branigin
Bobby Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Marshall McLuhan
Bobby
Branigin
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Reagan
Louisianna
Florida
Ilinois
Ohio
California
Henry Bubb
Topeka
Kansas
Citizens For Reagan
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Oregon
Main Beach
William Boeing
Seattle
Washington
Joseph Coor
Golden
Colorado
Marquita Maytag
Woman's National Press Club
Watts
America's Strength Lies in Freedom and Opportunity
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey labeled anti America sentiment as amnesia for positive truths about U S life. It highlighted progress since 1950 in housing, education, crime prevention, and civil rights while quoting figures on divorce, schooling, traffic deaths, and wages, with voices from Herbert Hoover, Dr John P Roche, and Dimitar Krustey praising freedom and the nation’s enduring values.
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America
Herbert Hoover
John P. Roche
Brandeis University
Ing
Roche
Dimitar Krustey
Des Moines
Venereal Disease Myths and American Civic Faith Reflections
Dr Molner clarifies gonorrhea transmission noting sexual intercourse as the main practical route and warns adults with infection to avoid close contact with children. He also urges fluoride safety, discusses cold fingers, promotes his gout booklet, and ends with a meditation on American opportunity, citizen involvement, and public service.
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Moiner
A Columnist's Mailbag Notes on Life and Language
New York AP column surveys varied topics from narcotics mortality rates to the expanding ownership of U S industry by every tenth American as a corporation stockholder. It touches on language growth, football history, tree watering, printing output, and legal ignorance with concise life tips and curious facts.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S
United States
Our Yesterdays and Local Notes Capsule
Ten year ago notes report all small grain sown and above ground with farmers preparing ground for corn. River level at 12.9 feet, down ten inches from yesterday. James A. Reilly to perform new songs at Turner Opera House tonight. Fifty years ago county roads rough and soft from weather. Twenty five years ago Cadet Donald Bird leaves for instrument training in the army air forces. He enlisted July 1, 1942, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bird. Wapello high school honors go to Dorothy Ann Winder and John N. Hanson. John Maurath dies April 24 and leaves 500 to Father Flannagan and 1,060 to St. Vincent's Orphans' Home in Davenport.
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James A. Reilly
Turner Opera House
Huron
Raymond Bird
First Avenue
Wapeiio
Wapello Consolidated High School
Dorothy Ann Winder
P.R. Winder
John N. Hanson
Jatin
Hanson
John Maurath
Father Flannagan
Omaha
Neb
St. Vincent's Orphans
Davenport
Maurath
Midnight Prayer Source Verses and Prayer Text
A devotional fragment describes Paul and Silas praying and singing in prison at midnight from Acts 16 25 RSV The passage notes prisoners listening The prayer asks for faith that sings in trial and tribulation and for redemption that brings joy and a song born of love trust in Jesus Amen
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Pavel
Silas
Jesus
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