Supreme Court second school desegregation ruling praised
The article notes the U S Supreme Court's second desegregation decision clarifying the first ruling of May 17 1954. It describes gradualist enforcement, federal supervision, and regional impacts while citing Arkansas Gazette editors urging common good and southern acceptance.
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Health Talk on Baby Skin Care by Dr Bundesen
Dr A N Bundesen explains baby skin is highly sensitive and prone to chafing from wet diapers and irritation. He advises clear clothing and skin, prompt treatment, gentle cleansing, patting dry, and ointments like zinc oxide or cod liver oil as needed to prevent or soothe chafed areas.
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Defense of Edison High staff amid parent protests
Beverly Briggll writes to The Light defending Edison High teachers and principal against parental objections. She argues teachers must be strict to maintain standards and asserts the principal is capable, claiming most students support him and disagree with critics.
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Edison High School
Erigon
Bost
Edison
Beverly Briggl
10 and 26 Years Ago June 4 1935 Highlights
A compilation notes events on June 4 across years from 1885 to 1935. Entries include warnings of aerial bombardment plans, a telegraph company dispatch, a sports syndicate forming for the San Antonio Bears, a parks advisory petition, James J. Jeffries quitting boxing, city garbage superintendent abolition, and San Antonio wedding notes.
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Aalarinina
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Harry Ables
Star Bilcher
San Antonio Bears
H. 3. Benson
Walter Schreier
James J. Jeffries
San Antonio Society Weld
Bill Steves Jy
Belle Martin
Wishing Well Puzzle Message Contained in Late Game
A numeric puzzle promises a daily fortune message. Players count letters in first phrase, adjust by rules to get a key number, then traverse from the rectangle’s upper left checking cells left to right. Read letters under the checked cells to reveal the hidden message.
Portraits by James 4 Jetcalte It Was The Wind
A poem where the speaker reflects on wind controlling weather, insomnia at work, counting sheep, and prompts of penitence. The narrator seeks forgiveness through kindness, hoping others offer absolution for past sins and misdeeds.
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James
Tam
Titoes
Winchell on Broadway Portraits a War Hero Legacy
A reflective piece tracing a composite portrait of American courage across eras. It elevates figures like Paul Revere, Lincoln, York, Pershing, and Roosevelt, linking their fights for liberty to a continuum of national resolve. The essay blends myth and history, celebrating defense of freedom and human resilience.
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Lexington
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Concard
Bugher Hill
Fé Ticonderoga
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Saratoga
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Minute Man
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Oyna
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Hall
Angels
Argonne
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Alvin York
Woodrow Wilson
John J. Pershing
The
Doughboy
Bee
Liberty
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Guadalcanal
France
Normandy
Ivoima
Franklin Delany Roosevelt
Dwight David Eisenhower
Colin Kelly
GI Joe
Summer Job Reflections and Self Realization
The text argues sunbathing mainly provides emotional well being from outdoor rest, while true needs shift with life. It notes people seek different avenues for satisfaction and that youths benefit from summer work to explore careers. When jobs are scarce, visits to businesses aid understanding of work life.
Horoscope Guide for May 21 to June 23
A busy reader horoscope piece outlines zodiac periods from Gemini to Cancer with focus on mood, patience, and social harmony. It stresses not neglecting prayer, family, and community, and advises careful planning, cheerful attitude, and restrained spending to balance daily duties with personal growth.
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Avril
Taurus
Stern
Alton
The Interpreted World For The Christian Faithful
Billy Graham describes Jesus prayer from John 17 to guide believers. Three points: Christians are not of the world yet remain in it to witness for Christ, and should be kept from the evil while living amid worldly influence. The article urges careful study of Jesus’ priestly prayer and its teachings.
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Red
China
Billy Oranay
Ipies
1956 Campaign Influences Sokolsky on Stevenson Harriman
George E. Sokolsky argues the 1956 presidential race centers on Democratic leverage in New York led by Carmine DeSapio and Harriman, with Stevenson as front runner if Harriman is not nominated. Eisenhower’s renomination chances depend on GOP unity, while Democratic tactics, tariffs, and possible strikes shape Senate outcomes and state battles.
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Adlai Stevenson
New ‘York State
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Averell Hasuubing
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Ford Company
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Ohio
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