Thought For Today Quote by Addison About Vice Atonement
A reflective Thought For Today cites Addison noting the best atonement after folly is to warn others against repeating the vice. The short aphorism encourages moral caution and social responsibility.
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College Admissions Center Helps Seekers Find Openings
Colleges distribute acceptance and rejection letters as applicants compete for limited spots. Harvard drew about 5200 applications for 1175 places, while Goucher College reported 1100 applications for 216 openings, illustrating the competitive admissions landscape nationwide.
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Goucher College For Women
Baltimore
Dollar Ruble War Seeks Equal Status for Ruble with Dollar
AP analysis notes Khrushchev aims to elevate the ruble to equal status with the dollar by issuing a new ruble worth ten old ones, a change designed for prestige regardless of real purchasing power. The plan could distort trade visuals while leaving actual prices and wages unchanged, aside from psychological impact.
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New York
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
France
James Cagney Embraces Simplicity and Country Life
World famous actor James Cagney advocates simplicity honesty and decency as civilizations cure. He recalls cow memories on Long Island farm visits fell for Martha s Vineyard island farm Beverly Hills California ranches and a New York cattle breeding operation. Cagney describes his life philosophy writes poetry for himself and values animal life and farming over city life.
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Long Island
Jimmy
Cagney
Jim
Beverly Hills
California
New York State
1928 West Virginia primary tally in Raleigh County
Raleigh County and West Virginia completed vote tallies for a hot 1928 presidential primary between Al Smith and James Reed. Smith carried the statewide vote and 10 1/2 convention votes while Reed won 5. Local results included party race winners for county offices and the Democratic gubernatorial nomination for J Alfred Taylor with low spending. Hoover won the Republican National Convention in Kansas City.
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al Smith
Sen
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Reed
Raleigh
Smith
J. Lewis Bumgardner
Beckley
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Charleston
Houston
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Ira Whitlock
van Hunter
J. Q. Hutchinson
W. W. Watts
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Dr. Campbell
J. Alfred Taylor
Fayetteville
Raleigh Register
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Fayette County
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Conley
Charles Curtis
Kansas
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
E. T. England
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State Senate
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Henry D. Hatefield
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John Kauff
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Shady Spring
Elbert Farley
Slab Fork
Clayton Webb
Marsh Forks
Alva J. Estap
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W. I. Milam
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J. Williams
Ward Cook
J. A. Campbell
C. P. Maynor
E. P. Bailey
Roscoe Willliams
Newspaper Rates and Delivery Details
The article lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery options. It notes tax applicability within West Virginia and asks for old and new addresses when changing delivery. Independent contractor status of carriers is stated with no responsibility for advance payments by Beckley Newspapers Corporation.
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Madison on Factions and Liberty in The Federalist
Abridgment outlines two ways to quell factional conflict as James Madison warned. It argues liberty should not be sacrificed to curb faction, citing air and fire metaphor, while noting the impracticality of forcing uniform opinions. In Atlanta, AP reports meteorite strike on John White, a 52-year-old repairman, who kept a lima bean sized meteorite as proof and hobby.
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Tallulah Bankhead
Midge Purvis
Buddy Rich
Miami
N.Y
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B’klyn
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Fiorello
Janis Paige
Elliott Arnold
Harwyn
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Spain could restore monarchy as Franco ponders succession
The piece traces rumors Franco may crown a Spanish king, with Don Juan de Bourbon and his son Juan Carlos as prime candidates. It notes the 1947 Law of Succession, Franco’s control over the process, and the role of Don Juan, the Opus Dei group, and the military in shaping a future regime.
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Entertainers Invade Europe Claims From Earl Wilson
Earl Wilson notes Europe hosts a wave of American stars living there with Liberace among the notable names. He pokes fun at taxes and fame while listing appearances, dinners, and sightings, including a royal command performance with Sammy Davis Jr and Nat King Cole.
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Hollywood
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Palladium
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Lee
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Sir Winston
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Sammy Davis Jr
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Henry Fonda
Hawaii Declares Statehood and Islands History
Hawaii, the 50th state, spans a Pacific island group discovered by Captain James Cook in 1778 who named them the Sandwich Islands for Lord Sandwich. Polynesian settlers called them Owyhee, meaning uncertain. Hawaii gained self-government in the 19th century, was annexed in 1898, became a territory in 1900, and achieved statehood last year.
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James Cook
Great Britain
Cook
Sandwich Islands
John Montagu
Earl of Sandwich
Owyhee
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