Plunderous World War I Pension Bill Sparks Debate
The article condemns a proposed World War I veteran pension bill granting 102.37 dollars monthly for life to about 700,000 people. It warns of a billion dollar first year cost and labels the lobbying group Veterans of World War I of the USA, Inc. as driving the measure despite opposition from several lawmakers. It cites Kennedy’s call to service over self.
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New York
Washington
Treasury
Veterans of World War I of the USA, Inc
Russians seek Abominable Snow man proof on Mongolia border
An Atlantic week column mocks Soviet boasts of progress and reports a Soviet study group and expedition to prove snow men exist. It notes border shootings of refugees mistaken for intruders and questions Western and Soviet claims about discovery and evidence.
Viewpoints of Other Editors: Mrs May Defends Shirttails
The Chicago Daily News notes Fayetteville Indiana mother Mrs Harry May defends her sons shirttail appearance after they refuse to tuck in. The piece argues personal comfort should not trump school discipline and group conformity. It compares rebellion to nobler acts and warns revolutions should not target trivial customs.
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Harry May
Fayetteville
Ind
Molly Pitcher
Betsy Ross
Health Advice From Dr Brady on Diet and Teeth
Dr Grady answers health questions, noting Stefansson’s Eskimo diet findings that pre European Eskimos showed no tooth decay. He argues against the slogan a clean tooth never decays and cites dental health as linked to eating habits. He answers questions on calories in brandy and other topics with concise guidance.
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Viltjalmur Stefansson
Macmillan Company
Amercan
Stefansson
District Attorney Culkin Moves on Eight Disorderly Houses
Warrants were issued against eight disorderly house proprietors for selling liquor illegally. If closures fail, DA Culkin will pursue alternative actions. Normal graduates secure good wages as teachers with average pay of 556 a year from 81 contracts. one student to start at 1500. Oswego fruit market reports steady demand with crates sold at 4.40 to 5 each. Crime in Oswego shows 90 arrests and 71 convictions this month. 18 cases pending. one guilty party went free.
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Culkin
Champ Clark
Wilson
Baltimore
Oswego
Ameri can wedding of the year set for 1937 principals
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr and Ethel DuPont will be the principals in the 1937 Ameri can wedding of the year. Postmaster James H. Mackin said the newly redecorated lobby of the post office will be open to the public tomorrow. Grace Meagher and John E. Cullivan Jr. won bridge at Hotel Pontiac. Dwight L. Murphy leads Fulton Legion. Mayor Richard C. Cullivan died this afternoon in Oswego hospital after a lingering illness.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
James H. Mackin
Grace Meagher
John E. Cullivan Jr
Pontiac
Dwight L. Murphy
Fulton Legion
Richard C. Cullivan
Oswego Hospital
Tunisia's land reform moves amid post‑independence changes
After independence in 1956 Tunisia began redistributing large French landholdings. In 1957 authorities seized about 500000 acres, and last year the government purchased a further 250000 acres from French holders.
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Tunisia
Morality Teaching in Public Schools Under U S Law
A historical review of Supreme Court rulings on religious instruction in schools, noting past decisions on school prayers and release time, and citing the Girard College case to argue that morality can be taught by lay educators without violating the U S Constitution.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Oregon
Illinois
New York State
Supreme Court of the United States
Girard College
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Girard
Largest hackberry tree confirmed near Albion Wisconsin
The American Forestry Association confirms the nation’s biggest hackberry is in Albion near Madison. It stands 83 feet tall with a diameter of 16 feet 9 inches and a crown spread of 70 feet.
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American Forestry Association
Albion
Daily Bible Passage Verse II Corinthians Message
A devotional note highlights the Apostle Paul's claim that grace is sufficient and God’s power is perfected in weakness, reflecting a theme of reliance on divine strength. The verse emphasizes endurance through faith rather than personal prowess.
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Corinthians
Life in an Average Office Pictured by Hal Boyle
A humorous portrait of typical office personalities as the workday begins. Characters include Happy Harry the smiler, Red-Eye the nerves, Symptomatic Sid the painsager, Haunted Hubert who is always behind, Delbert the dove newlywed, Harold Highbrow the snob, and the Boss The Man Himself. The piece previews a day of office drama and stalled productivity.
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New York
Harry
Salt Mine
Robert Red-Eye
Enia
George
Hubert
Delbert the
Delbert
Harold Highbrow
Reg Harold
Record-Holder in Masters' Individual Championship Play
Master bridge column presents two example hands by B Jay Becker. First, declarer in six spades with king hearts lead and two-suit protection. second, four hearts contract with instructions on heart finesse and diamond play to secure slam regardless of club king location.
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B. Jay Becker
North
South West North East
South
Queen of Hearts
Gaitioes
Editor's Meditation on Civic Duty and Party Citizenship
An editor asks for guidance to engage in politics with courage and judgment within a party or as an independent. The prayer emphasizes informed citizenship, knowledge of politics and government, and promoting American democracy for future generations.
National Whirligig GOP Hopes for Gains In Fall Election
Republican hopes rise on anti Kennedy portents and Eisenhower leadership. The plan targets House and Senate gains and possible governors with a focus on economic issues and perceived federal overreach. Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois miss out, with Nixon carrying three states and Romney seen as Michigan governor potential.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
House
Senate
Atlantic
Massachusetts
California
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Middle West
South
Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
McNamara
George Romney
Leadership challenge signals GOP appeal to voters
The opposition views the farm bill defeat and the possible rejection of major Kennedy measures as signs that President Kennedy lacks leadership. Democrats fear an ideological split in their majority weakens him while Defense Secretary McNamara’s stance is seen as aiding Republicans. They question if he consulted the White House or Attorney General Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNamara
Ford Motor Company
White House
Submarine licensing puzzles Ohio lake authorities
In Wilmington Ohio two men built a battery powered two man submarine and joined the licensing process. Lake Cowan registrar Louise West faced the question of how to license such craft. Ohio officials created a submarine classification but banned its use in state waters, leaving the makers to operate only in quarries or Lake Erie.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Louise West
Lake Cowan
Ohio Lakes
Lake Erie
Democrats Nervous Over GOP Resurgence in Campaign Trail
Analysis notes top Democrats uneasy about a Republican comeback though publicly they downplay it. The president’s popularity sits around 71 percent after recent setbacks and may spark renewed campaigning nationwide against former President. If business conditions lag, a tax cut push could be sought this session to boost the economy and Democratic votes.
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