Spain Mission Fails to Unite West Against Communism
High ranking Knights of Columbus officers returned from Rome deem Spain a bulwark to world peace and urge reconsideration of Western policy. They recount Spain's friendly stance toward the western alliance, opposition to Soviet expansion, and desire for United Nations membership. They criticize U S policy for ostracizing Spain while tolerating Red China, calling it inconsistent with justice and vital interests.
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Bread and kindness rise like yeast in life
A reflective piece recalls making bread in youth and a wise mentor teaching yeast needs warmth and moisture. The author muses that bread making held a deeper meaning, suggesting friendliness and small acts could spread through life, lifting sorrow and bringing hope.
By Elsie Robinson contemplation on wisdom and risk
The fragment reflects on experience shaping wisdom like bread rising, suggesting we should take a chance. It invokes a hopeful tone about personal growth and possibility.
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Odd Facts From a Messy Clipping Card
The text cites the U S Bureau of Land Management administering 125 000 000 acres of forested public land in Alaska and notes the Mummers parade in Philadelphia as a New Year’s day celebration that began in 1876. It also mentions Chinese Lee Yim and a shrimp fishing producer in the Gulf of Mexico during the Civil War, referencing a Sintro ducer commercial context.
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Alaska
Philadelphia
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Advertising Democracy and the Lobbying Inquiry
A Davey of opinion piece discusses how advertisements funded by individuals and organizations in newspapers shape public discourse. It criticizes the Buchanan committee’s inquiry into lobbying while highlighting notable players and the broader issue of free speech in funded public messages.
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Henry Doorly
Omaha World- Herald
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Alsn
Billy Rose
Buchanan, Committee
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King Fent. Synd, Inc
Great Harmony Sought by Promoter and Wage Saver
A call for balanced progress emphasizes greatest harmony between promoter and wage saver and an ungrudging appreciation of each man's value. The note underscores cooperation as key to success across interests and communities.
Russian wartime escapee seeks asylum and aid
Letter from Anatole Barsov and Peter Pirogov recounts fleeing the Soviet system to the U S zone of Austria, seeking asylum, and urging American sympathy. Pirogov expresses disillusionment at back home, stresses need for guidance in democracy, and asks for partnership with Americans in the fight for global freedom.
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Barzov
U. S Zone
Austria
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Kharkov
Pegler Warns of Young Republicans Threat to GOP
Westbrook Pegler in New York attacks self described young Republicans as immature and unprincipled, accusing them of pushing blueprints and schedules to win Democratic and Socialist votes. He says elder Republicans may yield leadership to these sprouts to elect nominal Republicans who would dominate congressional committees.
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New York
Congress
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Sens
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
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Vermont
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White House
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Chicago
Labels Don't Make Republicans Clash Over Party Identity
A 1950 King Features Syndicate essay argues against what it calls bland pro reform labels and warns Republicans against adopting Marxist or Communist policies. It condemns federal education funding as a racketeering enterprise and criticizes lynching laws, contrasting partisan double standards and calling out alleged Communist influence in Vermont and national politics.
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Arizona
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Buffalo
Ian
Michigan
Ohio
Minnesota
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Deep South
Hitler
Democratic Party
Vermont
Alect Hiss
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Rehabilitation prospects after brain hemorrhage and stroke
The article discusses apoplexy and stroke in the elderly, noting that recovery is possible with timely rehabilitation. It stresses regular blood pressure checks, bed rest to avoid fatigue, and thorough physical exams of muscle strength and joint movement before starting therapy. It suggests usable recovery if the arm can move and predicts potential eventual walking ability even when one side is more impaired.
Patient Leg Strength and Bedside Splint Practices
The patient’s ability to lift the affected leg an inch or two off the bed indicates potential to walk. A foot board or leg splint prevents heel cord shortening, outer leg landings stop outward turning, and a pillow supports the armpit. After acute illness, active exercises begin, such as rope attachments to foot posts.
Patient Rehabilitation and Tattoo Removal Methods
Dr HN Bondasen discusses patient rehab with rope-assisted sitting, using the good hand to guide the affected limb, and early speech training for hemiplegia. He notes physicians tailor exercises per case and adds that tattoo removal can be surgical or chemical, requiring a skin specialist.
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Minute Men enlistment start for San Antonio defense plan
June 20 item notes blanks prepared for San Antonio's Minute Men with recruitment to begin next week. Fire and Police Commissioner Louis P. Lipscomb announced Wednesday formation of the Minute Men to augment national defense efforts.
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Asdy
San Antonio
Minute Men
Louis P. Lipscomb
West Point of the Air dedication in San Antonio
Nearly 20 000 San Antonio residents and visitors witnessed the dedication ceremonies at Randolph Field on Friday morning as the West Point of the Air was dedicated to the future of aviation in the country amid flag displays and a blue Texas sky.
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Ale
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Downing News Provokes Debate on Eminent Domain
A fragmented note on political strategy questions what Republicans want now and the role of incumbents on government property. It mentions the 1982 issue of eminent domain and a long tenure in office, with references to local campaigns and property rights debates.
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New York
Alton
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