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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1950

Page

7

Quitter Makes Good Lesson for September 10 1950

A boarding house tale in Antioch frames Paul and Barnabas as quarreling over John Mark. Mark, once a quitter, later proves useful to Paul and Peter, showing leaders can misjudge based on a past record. The piece urges judging individuals by more than their history.

John Mark Paul Barnabas Jerusalem Tle Pamphylia Lonesome Mark Simon Peter Christian Church

Secret 1952 realignment plan to control Congress and electoral college

A North Carolinian political operator named J Harvie Williams promotes a covert Republican Southern Democrat realignment to jointly run Congress and the electoral college. He cites backing from Senators Mundt Bricker Byrd Russell and Halleck and Gov-elect Byrnes, forms the Citizens Political Committee, and seeks about 200 000 for a one year budget with detailed merger of seniorities and joint nominations.

Congress J. Harvie Williams Karl Mundt South Dakota John Bricker Ohio Charlie Halleck Indiana Frederic Coudert New York Harry Byrd Virginia Dick Russell Georgia Gene Cox James F. Byrnes South Carolina Senate House Williams Harold E. Talbot Mundt Harvie

Too True Baldness and a Bus Seat Bet

A vivid bus scene shows a young woman challenging an old gentleman for a seat. She greets him as Mr Brown, then confesses tiredness. He politely yields, joking about wash days and a parole for the woman’s husband, hinting at a judge Monday.

Mr. Brown Mary

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