A Job for You and the Power of Public Opinion
The piece argues that in American democracy sovereignty rests with the people. It urges citizens to inform elected representatives through letters or resolutions to influence policy, insisting that an informed electorate sustains freedom and good government. It stresses that opinion shapes laws more than force and that freedom is every citizen’s responsibility.
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County Boards of Education
America
Hope and toil on Cheju Island orphans’ brightening days
Hal Boyle reports on Operation Kiddy Ear and the Cheju orphanage where 649 children, many malnourished, gain care after two C-47s dropped 10 tons of aid and clothing funded by U S Far East Air Forces. Chaplain Blaisdell dreams of real homes, schooling, and two outfits per child as relief continues.
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Korea
Seoul
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Army
Japan
U. S. Far East Air Forces
America
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Blaisdell
Air Force
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Best Seller Serial White Witch Doctor Chapter Twenty Two
Ellen Burton the White Witch Doctor has started a new hospital at Big Bush and faces a test as Dr Charles is asked to try healing N Derfi’s daughter. The narrative follows a trek to Tani, camp life near Tembo, and the effects of local rival Ngana while Lati and Lai face repeated infant deaths under harsh Congo conditions.
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Big Bush
Charles
N’derfi
Job
N'Derfi
Dr. Charles
Muungy
Tani
Tembo
Lati
Congo
Africa
Lai
Tombo
Les
Ellen
Ngana
Lan
N’gana
N'gana
Laii
Lali
Pregna
N'Tinerte
Unnamed African village justice and murder aftermath
A long extract describes theft accusations over a missing red blanket, the ferryman and his wife under suspicion, and N'Devli’s role in exposing collusion. It details executions, a deposed chief, and a mission staff transition with Dr Early, ending with a grave, Fate driven obsequies and a foreshadowed continuation.
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N'Devli
Aganza
Monsieur l'Administrateur
N'Tilierte
N'gana
Kdago- Jue
Kdogoluc
Monsier
Monsieur T Adminstraeur
Monsieur
Tembo
Hollywood by Gene Handsaker
A vivid portrait of a Paris set in a Hollywood musical, focusing on a 17.5 minute dance number in Place de la Concorde styled by Raoul Dufy. Irene Sharaff discusses designing 210 costumes for 120 dancers and compares workload to her work on Peep Show in New York.
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Place de la Concorde
Paris
Raoul Dufy
Dufy
Irene Sharaff
Mike Todd
New York
Advice on debts for servicemen entering the armed forces
James Marlow summarizes protections for national guardsmen reservists and draftees facing civilian debts. Claims vary by case and creditor with possible full or partial payments postponed until discharge. Legal guidance from commanding officers or legal aid officers is urged, plus federal and state tax and property tax relief rules outlined and steps to seek aid from veterans groups or the Red Cross.
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Internal Revenue
Mooyeu
Red Cross
Veterans Organization
Leavin Bar Association
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