What Makes a Good Citizen Says Tobey in 1952 Chronicle-Telegram
Senator Tobey urges readers to reflect on personal and civic responsibility during Senate hearings. He poses questions about character, influence in family and community, and voting integrity, contrasting lifters who promote good with leaners who endure weak conviction. He cites moral duty and faith in God to guide citizens toward leading the fight against corruption.
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A Call for Independent News Judgment and Community Spirit
Readers urged to seek multiple news voices and form their own judgments rather than rely on a single commentator. Also reports social notices and personal items including local gatherings, host changes, and family visits across neighborhood families.
Belden Pinochle Cabinet Hosts Evening Club
On Monday evening the Neighborhood Pinochle cabinet met at the home of Mr and Mrs Belden for a social session and card play. The gathering showcased neighborly fellowship and light refreshments as members enjoyed the entre and conversation.
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