Our Mother Fair Westminster Commencement Preserved
Westminster College seniors prepare for a grand commencement with a magnitic on dedication, seniors returning for reunions spanning five to twenty-five years, May Queen procession, and a first class that marks the largest graduation yet. The Our Mother Fair Westminster theme echoes pride in heritage as alumni recount four years of study and pledge to a future of achievement.
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June Is Described As Ideal Month In 1938 Opinion
The author praises June for roses, picnics, crops, and strawberries, noting its charm despite cool temperatures and quick passage. They reflect that June is on the last lap of the first half of 1938 and suggest extending it to three times as long.
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Cantigny Anniversary Reflects American Army Spirit
Twenty years ago Cantigny showed American troops halting three counterattacks and inflicting heavy losses. British and French praise followed Pershing’s first major offensive as veterans recall a pivotal moment when the American Army proved its fighting mettle and earned respect from Allies and foes alike.
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Noted Figures Speak Across Global Forum
A fragmented feature discusses prominent leaders and experts from various nations addressing world issues. It mentions press, policy, and public discourse while touching on how information and influence travel through networks and societies.
The Great Game Of Politics In Washington
Washington on June 4 debates over useless expenditures reach a new stage as a Senate vote raises the Waltoral Emergency Council budget. Critics call the agency a campaign tool for the New Deal and decry a half million spent without a roll call while noting total Congress appropriations near ten billion dollars. Supporters defend its existence as part of relief and public works spending.
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Congress jitters as 1948 session nears end in split tones
Washington June 4 Congress in its 1948 session nears a close amid jittery mood and looming fights. Republicans sense a reshaped field with GOP stalwarts confident of renomination while Democrats grow impatient with tariff delays and prolonged deliberations.
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Retrenchment quarrel and nightly hints page chaos
Snippets reveal political debate on economy and relief, with railing over deficits as lawmakers push NIEC payroll, editorials note depression era irresponsibility, plus scattered quips about marriage secrecy profanity and prosperity. Multiple names and places appear in fragmented passages.
Good Fast e Re e Visitors and etiquette notes from readers
A collage of houseguest etiquette urges consulting a hostess before leaving a home. Readers question invitations for high school graduations elicit guidance on single invitations versus multiple cards. The page weaves humorous anecdotes, advice, and snippets on manners, announcements, and social proprieties from a bygone era.
The Looking Glass by Edgar A. Guest
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest ponders how men and women view their reflections in a glass. It contrasts patient acceptance of time worn flaws with a woman’s constant self-scrutiny and quest for improvement. The poem notes the differently tuned aims of heart and mind between genders.
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The World And The Mud Puddles In New Deal Critique
A historical editorial harshly criticizes AAA farm policies arguing they waste food and destroy surpluses while the government seeks to curb grain production. It condemns the administration for undermining nourishment and misapplying economic laws amid a looming price crisis and vast grain stocks.
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The Train Of Youthful Daydreams And Dread
A collage of childhood memory and modern drift as a stream of old magazine prose blends trains, film fantasies, and social scenes. It recalls the chrome finish of a locomotive, teenage longing, and a chaotic mix of pop culture and moral caution in a wistful, if tangled, cultural scan.
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