Editorial Pearl Harbor Day Reflections on War and Peace
The editorial marks December 7 1947 the Pearl Harbor anniversary noting Japan's sneak attack sparked patriotism and led to victory but not peace The piece criticizes UN flaws cites Soviet Union as dominant actor and laments ongoing global conflict while calling for peace despite persistent tensions.
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Farmington Mine Disaster Taxes Public Trust
The Farmington WV mine disaster prompts questions about safety enforcement. The Bureau of Mines found 16 safety violations at Mine No 9 over five years, yet penalties were not invoked. Critics say neglect and possible negligence killed 78 miners and demand a full investigation beyond political defenses.
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Consolidation Coal Co
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Department of the Interior
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Howlett Smith
West Virginia
Humphrey urged to run for Senate in 1970 after Nixon win
Vice President Humphrey faced pressure from friends to seek a Minnesota Senate seat in 1970, after losing in 1968. He has received multiple post election offers and may pursue a private livelihood while rebuilding the Democratic Party and targeting off year elections.
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Humphrey
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Ssenenu
McCarthy
Minnesota
Clark MacGregor
Albert H. Quie
Nixon
Democratic . National Committee
The Aristocrat by Conrad Richter
A critical portrait of Alexandria Morley through a chauffeur’s boy and family circle. The author Conrad Richter, nearing octogenarian, is praised for tenderly portraying pre tax wealth and pioneer values in early rural America. He died recently in Pennsylvania, leaving a legacy of long dedication to depicting frontier memory.
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Herrams
Spifister
America
Conrad Richter
Pennsylvania
Miss Morley
Aterial
Sha
UFO beliefs and tomatoes appear in scattered notes
The excerpt discusses medical views on unidentified flying objects, citing Dr. Schwarz and references to Jung. It then shifts to tomato lore, noting Ed Pool's tomato interests, the plant's American origins, European spread, and 1893 Supreme Court vegetable ruling.
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Medical Times
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Schwarz
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Mexico
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Rhine
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Cornerstone box reveals era of violence and reforms
Gardner D. Stout of the American Museum of Natural History viewed old newspapers from the original cornerstone box and noted civil rights disputes, violence, and political turmoil from 1868 to 1964. The 1874 cornerstone era shows brutal acts, Reconstruction politics, and delayed civil rights legislation until Johnson.
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Adllings
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