A GOP Majority The Dem Party Faces Internal Attacks
Louis Harris analyzes the Democratic Party’s fractures and the rise of a conservative Republican shift in the South as America nears the 1954 elections. He weighs internal pressures, the Nol leadership of Adlai Stevenson, and the potential for a lasting two party system amid shifting white collar and suburban votes.
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Louis Harris
America
Elmo Roper Organiation
Harper and Bros.s
Democratic Party
White House
Adlai Stevenson
South
Harper & Bros
United Feaure Syndicate, Inc
Aneke Jahn's Sand Hill Comment Pop Ill Time
A fragmented diary style piece describes a mother worried about a sick relative and a doctor visit. The narrator debates illness, work, and international politics, referencing Premier Malan Tito Spain and Red China in a chaotic stream of consciousness amid a dairy of gravy and domestic worries. The text shifts to a Q and A about U.S. textiles, British investment, and foreign aid.
World Affairs Letters Debate Law Against War
Edgar Mowrer discusses the impracticality of a universal antiwar law without global enforcement. He cites Kellogg Briand Pact failure and argues only world government could enforce such a law. He contrasts this with geopolitical hypocrisy in UN admission debates.
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Mich
Mourder
Preniece Malan
South Africa
Philadelphia
Pepperidge trees and salvia in a fall garden feature
Washington Avenue gardens showcase Nyassa sylvatica or pepperidge trees dear to Auntie Kate, noted for 200 foot height and scarlet fall foliage. Nearby, Walter H. Grobe farm brightens the road with red and yellow canvas, Comanche petunias and salvia, while blue and purple Salvia species add sky blue clusters and traditional Sage tones to the display.
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Walter H. Grobe
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Palace Sentries To Be Protected By Kissing Edict
Queen Elizabeth orders palace police to keep tourists at arm's length from guards after incidents of close posing and kissing by visitors at Buckingham Palace. Edict aims to prevent interruptions while maintaining the dignity of the guards. A Detroit paper also notes sunflowers and autumn scenery as part of a broad feature.
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Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Palace Police
Wotstees
900 Year Old War Crime Found At Fort William Henry
Archaeologists at Fort William Henry near Lake George uncover charred remains of two British soldiers believed killed in 1757 during a French and Indian attack. They also unearth era artifacts including axes shovels cannon balls muskets and a carved ship motif with a British Fleet blessing.
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Fort William Henry
Rogers’ Rangers
Fort Henry
Is There Life Beyond The Grave Apparition Seen Of Captain Towns
Eight witnesses recount an 1873 sighting in Rose Bay near Sidney NSW where the widow and others saw a life sized image of Captain Towns on a wardrobe. A servant and nurse verify the apparition, which faded after contact. The case is discussed alongside other phantasm accounts as evidence for survival of personality after death.
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Dr. Smith
Prentice-Hall
New York
England
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Charles A. W. Lett
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London
Captain Towns
Cranbrook
Rose Bay
Sidney
N.S. Wales
Miss Berthon
Miss Towns
Papa
Myers
The
Society For Physical Research
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Madeira
Photography tips on storytelling through pictures and angles
The article urges photographers to use images as triggers that invite viewers to fill in the story. It stresses behind the moment emotion over explicit action, suggests scoring stands and crowds, and advises on angles, lighting, and at times adding words to albums to guide interpretation.
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Tovel
Fe Bates
Dheenan
Arfons brothers build Green Monster hot rod
Akron reports the Arfons brothers Arthur 28 and Dale 36, with their mother painting a shark logo, tested the two ton Green Monster at the airport. The six wheel, tank-transmission car uses a World War II fighter engine, delivering 132 mph in trials, aiming for 145 mph. The trio run a feed mill and hardware business, all are pilots. They seek space to unleash its full speed, with consumption of 19 gallons per hour. They fear progress may erase old homes and antiques, reflecting on England and Oberlin hostelry history.
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Akron
Ohio
Arfons Brothers
Arthur
Wall Turnpike Commission
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Arthur Arfons
Arfons
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Trustees Review After Pig Incident At Meeting
A town meeting ended with heated discussion among trustees and attendees over a resident reporting a pig killed and disposed of near the area. The group debated responsibility for compensation and possible actions, but details remain unclear.
Ghost Chasers Offer Tips On Spook Gusting
A quixotic column from Kent Ohio offers advice on eradicating hauntings by so called ghost chasers of the Davey Tree Expert Co. It mentions improvised remedies using Hawthorn and alders, warns against dangerous measures, and recalls a past road scene with a reporter describing a truck overturn and melted margarine hoard, noting car talk and local chatter.
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Kent
Old Hotel Sees U S Grow Through 142 Years
ELIZABETHTOWN Wisconsin local item recalls the Rose Hotel on the Ohio River built during the War of 1812 era. The 142 year old white brick inn is well kept and served travelers with meals for a few cents and a bed for a small coin in Lincoln days.
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United States of America
Rose Hotel
Ohio River
Abraham Lincoln
Meg Farland
Buuders
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