Post Office Subsidizes Communism and the Crisis Ahead
The piece urges Congress to adjourn only after passage of a bill by Rep. Harsha to ban Communist literature from the US Mails. It cites US House Un-American Activities findings of shipments to about 40 ports, with New Orleans reporting 300,000 packages in 12 months, New York seven million pieces yearly, and San Francisco over 17 tons weekly. It argues the United States is providing its own rope in fighting propaganda to schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Potomac
William H. Harsha, Jr
Ohio
House Committee On Un-Amer
Ican
Russia
America
New Orleans
New York
San Francisco
United State
Michigan Water Rights and College Cost Reforms
The article explains Michigan water law distinguishing ground and surface water and the riparian doctrine for shared use while noting public access via lands bordering waters. It also reports the Michigan Council of State College Presidents planned to publish per hour cost figures for educating a student, aiming to improve budget fairness and curb pie-slicing in state funding.
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Michigan
Wayne State University
Western Michigan University
Michigan Council of State College
M. M. Chambers
Chambers
De Gaulle Says Allied Will Must Back Berlin Move
President Charles de Gaulle insists Soviet force in Berlin must face Allied resistance even risking World War III. Khrushchev’s war intent remains unclear but likely unacceptable for the Allies to retreat. Kennedy seeks sincere negotiation after brief talks with Khrushchev before the Berlin crisis.
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Charles de Gaulle Hagt
Berlin
Khrushchev
Russia
Kennedy
Khrush
Lucky Tiger and the new space age groomer in grooming lore
The piece notes Lucky Tiger as a enduring male grooming symbol among American men from elders to juniors. It blends playful animal imagery with nostalgia for traditional barber items and contrasts old bear grease with modern hair products like butch wax and a space age groomer claim.
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Hollywood
Nome
Lucky Tiger
Junior
Prose by Professionals profiles writers in a new book
A Doubleday collection from NYU lectures captures freelance writers as energetic and curious figures. It notes loneliness and insecurity, plus the editor’s push for readers to consider whether a writing life is worth pursuing.
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Doubleday
New York University
Society of
Magazine Writers
Terry Morris
Election notices clarify public election information
Attorney General Paul L. Adams explains that local clerks must publish detailed notices of upcoming elections. They must include exact voting locations, hours, and a full list of contests and issues to inform voters, especially in special elections.
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Paul L. Adams
Adams
Domiciliary and Outpatient VA Care for Veterans
Guidance outlines eligibility for domiciliary care and outpatient medical treatment for veterans of war and peacetime service. It covers admission rules, assets, and transport, plus notes on disabilities, affidavits, and special provisions for retired and trained veterans. Contact Sp. 3-4044 in Mt. Pleasant for more information.
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Congress
Mt. Pleasant
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A. C. Grim
Robert J. Levin
Dag Hammarskjold
Himsel
UN General Assembly
Arthur M. Brokenshire, Jr
Dep’t
Marine Corps League
The
Isabella County
Shepherd
Shepherd Argus
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
Chevrolet
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