Hearst Quote on Self Government and Civic Capacity
In republic all the people need to get GOOD govern ment is to show their capacity for SELF government. William Randolph Hearst remarks imply that a self governing citizenry is essential for effective governance. He frames self government as a practical measure of public virtue and political competence.
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Republic
William Randolph Hearst
Walter Winchell
Rosemary Clooney
Chums
Jose Ferrer
Mickey ‘Jelke
Sheilah
Ruth Roman
The Wrong Way on Planning Commission Conflict
A city planning commission faces a shock over three members with personal land interests in a dispute over two subdivisions. The piece argues officials should abstain from debate and voting to avoid public suspicion and calls for formal rules of procedure to prevent future embarrassments. It names Reynolds Andricks George Delavan and Phil Willis as cases in point.
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City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Messrs. Reynolds Andricks
George Delavan
Phil Willis
Beims Question on US Action Over Captured Airmen
December UN General Assembly urged Red China to release American flyers and other UN personnel held in captivity. Dag Hammarskjold's flight to Peiping sparked hope that negotiations could begin, but after his report the question persists: has the door truly opened and has the UN failed, and what steps is the United States taking while airmen remain imprisoned?
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UN General Assembly
Red China
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
Letters on war, hobbies, and tax burdens prompt reader input
In The Light column readers contest Cold War strategy praising South Korean and Chinese Nationalist forces. A stamp-collecting appeal asks for old albums and supplies to combat loneliness. A Texan veteran writes about the wartime tax bill and its impact on a low monthly income, rent, and medical needs, urging consideration of civilian clothes and benefits.
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the Light
Free World
Berlin
Walter Brooks
Z. Stewart
Texas
Is it natural for my baby to sleep so much
Health Talk by Dr. H N X Bundesen explains infant sleep needs. newborns sleep 18 to 20 hours daily, waking mainly for feeds or baths. by three weeks many babies begin to sleep through the 2 am feeding. avoid waking a waking infant if they choose to skip a feeding.
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Jess
Pleasant but cryptic daily fortune puzzle for babies
A compact discussion of a numeric word puzzle using a name length to derive a key number and reading a hidden daily message. It then shifts to infant feeding and sleep patterns, advising on feeding times and sleep duration as a baby grows from newborn to months old.
Psychology of Dieting and Personal Attitudes
A reflection on dieting psychology noting that danger lies in distrust of self and that mature individuals pair dieting with assurance to avoid cheating. It also notes childhood grudges shaping adult defensiveness, and argues vacations costed beyond means ruin enjoyment, advocating sensible payments to reduce financial stress.
Peace in heart through belief in Jesus Christ and His word
Billy Graham explains that genuine Christian assurance comes from faith in God's promises through Jesus Christ. By believing Christ's words we accept His gift of abundant life and secure peace of heart, standing on a rock that never fails.
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Billy Graham
Jesus Christ
Christ
Chicago Tribune
New York News Syz., Inc
Portraits by James Metcalfe Surrender Dear Poem
A lyric from James Metcalfe dated 1955 expresses ardent devotion across seasons. The speaker vows lifelong love, proclaiming unique devotion and readiness to give all to the beloved, promising steadfast affection throughout the year.
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Field Enterprises
Pine
Resereegee
Gossip and celebrities swirl around Broadway and newsrooms
A disjointed transcribed column threads through Heming way health, a Monica incident, and gossip about Marilyn Monroe, Joe and Marilyn’s house-hunt, Brando, Sands and other stars. It notes police chatter, wiretaps, divorces, lawsuits, and Westchester rumors, ending with a Princess Margaret wedding forecast and a Brill Building brawl.
Fifteen decades mark March 26 milestones
A compact recap notes events tied to March 26 across years: 1945 Third Army began the siege of Frankfurt. 1935 Sheriff Alberti West reported 500 bookie customers slated for grand jury. 1925 San Antonio police recovered half of a $10,000 bank theft. 1915 Dr Anna H Shaw hosted by Miss Eleanor Brackenridge. 1905 river trees planted to beautify Crockett Street. 1895 city borrowed $36,000 for four months of back salaries. 1885 council approved plans for a new city hall and recorders court costing $50,000 each.
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Third Army
Frankfurt
Alberti West
San Antonio
Comfort State Bank
Anna H. Shaw
National American Women’s Suffrage Alsn
Eleanor Brackenridge
W. G. Tobin
Crockett St
Wahrenberger & Beckmann
Recorders Court
Your Daily Horoscope for March 27 1955 Aries to Pisces
Your Daily By Frances Deare urges method over haste for Sunday March 27 1955. Readers born March 27 should pursue reading music and social contacts, associating with principled, lively people, and avoid compromising principles while striving for steady, fresh effort.
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Scorpio
Rple
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Nyway
Raphael
Tralian
King Fea, Syn., Inc
Why Was Stalin Given a Bis Bribe
George E Sokolsky argues after the Yalta conference Stalin secured far eastern concessions and a two to three month entry into the war against Japan with few strings. The piece questions the need for such a bribe and notes Roosevelt and Churchill aimed to keep Russia as an ally. It cites MacArthur Harriman and Hopkins in defense of continuing the war and calls for full publication of documents.
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George E. Sokolsky
Yalta
Stalin
Roosevelt
Church
Soviet Russia
Russia
Chiang Kai Shek
Outer Mongolia
Manchuria
Marshal Stalin
Pearl Harbor
Harriman
John R. Deane
Hurley
Hull
Tehran
Robert Sherwood
Harry Hopkins
Sherwood
Hopkins
Shimonoseki
Gen. Deane
Japan
Douglas MacArthur
Averell Harriman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Churchill
Kremlin
Hitler
Kurile Islands
MacArthur
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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