The New York and Washington Columnists Debate
A column on the rise of sensationalist writing criticizes New York and Washington pundits who use their platforms for personal vendettas. It argues the public and press share blame for sensational gossip masquerading as journalism and urges readers to distinguish reliable reporting from scandal.
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U. S
New York
Washington
Winder Community Notes and Family Visits June Activities
Pres and Mrs Shirley Palmer from the Winder ward hosted a box lunch. Numerous relatives and friends from Ogden Brigham City Banida Magna Preston and Salt Lake visited or attended family events. The Winder 4 H Blue Bells met at Corliss Swainston’s. the Winder softball team beat Preston seventh ward 15 to 12. The Melchizedek priesthood party and LDS events were held at local venues with several families in attendance.
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Shirley Palmer
Winder Ward
W Nnfréd
Morehead
Ogden
Nancy, Vatberg
Brigham City
Marie Lindhardt
Mary
Lindhardt
Len Hathaway
Sacramento
Calif
Julius Johnson
Preston
David Johnson
August Hedin
Pocatello
G. C. Hedin
Charolette Coburn
Lorraine
Valerie Miles
Banida
Myra Gibson
Marion Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Frank Bennett
Kaysville
Lagoon
Zane Wheatley
Deweyville
Ray Swainstons
George H. Merchant
Joy
Holliday
Clarence Hipworth
Rhenna
Magna
Mary Tanner
Salt Lake
Jessie ‘Ward
Ray
Swainstons
Donald
Kofoed
Down
Harry Bainbridge
Long Beach
Charles Nielsens
LaVor Smith
Lewiston
Paul Condies
Shirley ‘Palmer
Harriett
William Swainstons
Oneida
Yates
General Stake Board
Margene Bennett
Winder
Ora Bennett
Jane and
Margene
Adelia Carter
Geniel Swainston
Beverly Mortensen
Richard Ballif
Yvonne Hodges
Blue Bells
Corliss Swainston
Preston Seventh Ward
Preston City Play Grounds
Bishop
Joseph Winger
Don Kofoed
Heber Swainston, Jr
Schools' Plight Deplored by Business Leader at NEC
Harold C. McClellan of the National Association of Manufacturers warned at the National Education Association's 92nd annual convention that many schools face severe funding and salary shortages. He urged local districts states and individuals to fund better schools and teachers while opposing federal aid as a path to uniformity.
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Harold C. McClellan
National Association of Manufacturers
National Education Association
McClellan
Cigarette Use and Cancer Report Prompt Industry Action
The American Cancer Society reports that heavy smokers show higher rates of cancer and heart disease after a large study of 187000 people. Tobacco firms form a research group and pledge to verify facts and seek safer products, while critics downplay findings.
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American Cancer Society
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America’s Style Star
America
Stadebakers
Palmer Motor Implement Co
North State
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Atomic Research
Standard Oil Company of California
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Wayne S. Evans
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