Editorial argues for balancing heart and mind in education
Editorials echo outrage at removing Santa Claus from child education in favor of realism. The piece urges "wisdom of the heart" alongside rational thought, warns against reducing life to fear of the atom, and argues to keep Santa Claus in the curriculum alongside space-age ideas. It contrasts German realism with myth and champions preserving festive myths for children's guidance.
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Santa Claus
Dunder
Blitzen
Idea
Buck Rogers
Superman
Policing the World and the UNO Debate
An editorial argues suspicion hinders global policy and endorses a UN police idea with caution. It frames delegation of authority as a familiar domestic power, urges faith in capable representatives, and stresses selecting the right people to act on the world stage.
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UNO
Lven
Signs of the Times in papers this week
The New York Post-Went editorially on record in favor of Clyde Park as United Nations capital. The PM New York conducted a survey showing 150000 New Yorkers jobless due to cuts. The Hartford Courant demanded action to reduce Hartford street accident rate. The St Louis Post-Dispatch called St Louis the City of the Homeless and launched a housing editorial drive. The Salt Lake Tribune analyzed election trends saying few new people were successful here or anywhere.
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New York Post
Clyde Park
United Nations
New York
Hartford Courant
Hartford
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Salt Lake Tribune
City praised for airport modernization support
San Francisco Chronicle compliments the city for backing measures to modernize the San Francisco airport. Emporia Gazette reports continuing its effort to restore courtesy in stores and public places.
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San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco
Emporia Gazette
Through Editors Eyes On Met Opera Labor Standoff
A New York Metropolitan Opera dispute pits the chorus against its union AGMA over contract clauses. The chorus suspended AGMA board member and threatened to strike, while management refrained from reinstating him, prompting claims of a lockout and a confusing stalemate.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Opera
American Guild of Musical Artists
AGMA
Mr. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Metropolitan
Met
Time to practice peacemaking in the Big Three era
The editorial argues that world peace hinges on the Big Three and a future United Nations. It urges the United States United Kingdom and Russia to begin using their influence and good offices now, even before the UN operates, to avert crises and steady tranquility.
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Russia
United States
Great Britain
United Nations Organization
Not Old If You Can See The Sunny Side Of Life
A humorous old age verse contrasts staying young at heart with aging, urging cheer, sociability, and playful resilience. It wedges in quips about prudence, gossip, and everyday wisdom, ending with a light jab at domestic harmony and practical happiness.
Stapling Machines and Staples in Stock at Telegraph
Telegraph Printing Co offers stapling machines and compatible staples in stock. Buy from a trusted source and have replacement stocks ready. Telegraph Want Ads invite buyers to act now for suitable staplers and supplies.
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the Telegraph Printing Co
BPW Sees Social and Economic Betterment Talk
The Bus iness and Professional Women's Club met November 29 with Mrs. Lloyd Lockwood and Miss Laura Fish in charge. Rev Walter Jewett spoke on Social and Economic Betterment noting American women’s opportunities and West Indies conditions, urging sharing to achieve progress. The group invited Chappell BPW for February and voted to expand TB skin testing in schools. Edna Scriber presided.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lloyd Lockwood
Laura Fish
Walter Jewett
Jewett
West Indies
America
Chappell Business
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Edna Scriber
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness floral offerings and sympathy during the bereavement following the death of our wife and mother. Signed by Mr. Helmuth Heilman Mrs. Elfrieda Page Mrs. Mildred Pittack Set Eva Heitman Mr. Paul Heitman.
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Allie Ladine
Betty
Marva
Shirley
Carol Ladine
Helmuth Heilman
Elfrieda Page
Mildred Pittack
Eva Heitman
Paul Heitman
New Patrol Cars Delivered To State Patrol Fleet
Nebraska safety patrol will be equipped with 1946 Fords when delivery is completed on 60 cars purchased last week. Blaine Yoder, state purchasing agent, said Tuesday.
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Nebraska
Blaine Yoder
Automobiles Delivered and More Due Before Month End
Fifteen of the automobiles already delivered, another fifteen due before month end. Remainder will be turned over to the state during December. The purchase was expected to keep the Ford plant operating, which had not closed due to labor disputes, officials said.
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Jin Pi
Ford
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