Controversial letter questions Sovietism and American charity
A writer critiques Soviet communism as impractical while condemning beggar campaigns in the United States. He warns against perpetual poverty and praises restraint, noting anti communism, racial tensions, and criticism of big business and charity workers. He reflects on times of plenty and hardship, urging reform and kindness toward self reliant households.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Henry Cotton Wins British Open at Sandwich
English professional Henry Cotton captures the British Open title at Sandwich in a landmark championship performance.
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Henry Cotton
Sandwich
Africa Wildlife Protection Convention Described
An international agreement to safeguard Africa's wild animals and vegetation aims to preserve the region's charm. It restricts hunting and captures to special permissions for science or administration, with Class A and Class B protections covering gorillas elephants giraffes zebras and various antelopes gazelles and birds.
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Africa
Blind Dates Raise Prudence On Social Mores
Emily Post weighs in on a Chicago student who declined a blind date with a St. Paul businessman arranged by a roommate. Post says going with strangers for a planned date would be improper, while noting possible rudeness in rejecting the taxi-dance offer and urging amiable tone.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Names and titles in etiquette questions from Mrs Post
A collection of etiquette queries about name usage and forms of address. It covers whether to use junior suffixes after a father’s death, how unmarred women should register in hotels, and whether school children should call a handy man by Mr or his first name, with Emily Post’s guidance.
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Junior
Mrs. Post
Carol Jones
Miss Carol Jones
Miss
Mr. Jones
Silas
Emily Post
WNU
Senator Sorghum on Money Problems
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum debating money problems. He concedes partial understanding but calls the topic of great value and notes it keeps people engaged when they have extra spare time.
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Senator Sorghum
Simple Ways Indians Blazed Trail Through Forests
The article notes how Native Americans navigated unbroken forests leaving markers like a twisted oak in Winnetka. It discusses various signs that guided settlers and woodscraft experts along overland trails north along the Great Lakes into Canada.
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Europe
Winnetka
Illinois
Great Lakes
Canada
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bayer Aspirin price cuts spread to 60,000 drug stores
Bayer announces a new consumer price schedule cutting aspirin prices. The company, noting it introduced Bayer Aspirin 85 years ago, says the reduction will save millions of consumers and reflects its faith in delivering a uniform, high quality product.
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Bayer Company
Bayer
United States
Adyv
European Prince Seeks Movie Queen Marriage Sparks Family Pushback
A European prince seeks to wed a famous movie star in a high profile union. The prince faces objections from both families amid public intrigue and royal expectations.
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