Psychologist Says Resolutions Are a Phony Solution
Psychologist Ralph Hefferline of Columbia University argues that New Year resolutions are a misdirected effort to fix bad habits. He says they create internal conflict, often sabotaged by the person, and suggests an indirect approach: adjust behavior by meeting both sides of a tension, exploring solutions rather than simply forbidding actions.
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Adelaide Kerr
New York
Witer
Mississippi
Compton
Nerson
No Danger Says See Y Acheson On UN Employees
Atty Gen Ross Malone listed witnesses questioned by a Federal grand jury in New York on UN loyalty concerns. He said 27 U.S. nationals have been discharged as security risks, without naming individuals. State Dept plans a new loyalty inquiry system for U.N. workers, with possible FBI investigations and appeals to the Loyalty Review Board.
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Atty
Ross Malone
Os UN
New York
Malone
FBI
U. S
Trygve
State Department
U.N
Adrian Fisher
U. N
U.S
Fisher
Truman
FBT
LT. NL J
Red Agent Fails To Make Escape After Killings
A dramatic in flight murder attempt unfolds as a Communist forces a cockpit seizure aboard a plane. The flight purser Eduardo Diago is killed after the door is breached and Captain Pedro Perlas challenges the assailant. Co pilot Captain Felix Gaston maintains control until landing four and a half hours later while the attacker keeps a gun on Gaston.
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Eduardo Diago
Pedro Perlas
China
Perlas
Felix Gaston
Gaston
Dorchester County Boosts Tax Rate for 1953
Cambridge Md. Dorchester County Commissioners raised the property tax rate by 15 cents to $1.55 per $100 of assessed value. The hike is expected to yield about $1,037,030 in revenue for the coming year, with roughly $550,000 earmarked for schools.
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Cambridge
Dorchester Board of County Commissioners
Temperatures Above Normal Forecast for Next Month
The Weather Bureau mid day forecast predicts January will see below normal temperatures in the eastern third of the United States and the Gulf states, with above normal temperatures across most of the nation, except the Far West where readings will be near normal.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
U. S
Guife
Weel
Identical Triplets Born to Tennessee Woman
Mrs Roy B Brown of Sew Port Tennessee delivered identical triplets by Caesarean section. Dr Glenn Shultz said the three girls are in good health and the birth occurred Saturday, a rarity about one in 35 million births.
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Sew
Port
Tenn
Glenn Shultz
Roy B. Brown
Banner Year Seen For Hagerstown Business 1952
A 1952 summary shows Hagerstown business activity expanding sharply with check transactions totaling about 436 million dollars, 1.45 percent above 1931’s record. Since 1941 local commerce has more than doubled, with new all time monthly highs in four of twelve months, suggesting sustained momentum for the area.
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U. S
Hagerstown
Federal Reserve Board
Two Local Women Rally For San Mar Orphans Clothing
Mrs Fowles and Mrs Stallknecht organized church groups and individuals to raise 240 for San Mar orphans winter clothing. The effort, aided by Lester Bros discounts, added about 100, bought coats shoes and other items, and resulted in a 509 donation from the Pangborn Foundation to buy outfits beyond their funds.
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San Mar
Mariginaed
Page Fo Val Organizaons
Sim Mar
Fowles
Church of the Brethren
Powles
St. John's Lutheran
Pope condemns persecution in red nations encyclical
In a bitter encyclical Pope Pius XI attacks persecution of Oriental Rite churches behind the Iron Curtain. He urges a crusade of prayer to appease grave offenses, naming Bulgaria where Bishop Eugene Bossilkoff and three priests were condemned to death. the letter targets Oriental Rite unity with Rome while distinguishing from Greek or Russian Orthodoxy.
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Vatican Uity
Pius XI
Bulgaria
Eugene Bossilkoff
Nicopolis
1953 Seen as Strikeless Year Says AFL Leader
William Schnitzier, newly named AFL secretary, forecast 1953 will be practically strike free. He told a joint Labor committee meeting that the new administration aims to include all groups, place greater responsibility on labor unions, and emphasize working together.
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Los Angeles
William
Stores Close All Day In Hagerstown After New Year Holiday
Hagerstown retailers voted to close for two days around New Year. Stores will reopen after the holiday period with regular hours resuming. After this week downtown shops will close at noon Wednesdays and stay open to 9 p.m. most Fridays while Saturday closings move to 5 p.m. evolution.
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Hagerstown
County Self-Insurance Aims at Fire Loss Reduction
County officials report over ten years losses to public buildings are not 525,00. the largest was the Sherlex property with few school fires beyond the Paramount blaze. Burhans notes fireproofing improves each new building and consolidations cut hazards, plus county carries substantial but dispersed insurance. Commissioners plan to study self insurance used by other counties before action.
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Sherlex
Burhans
Buchans
No 19 Year Olds Needed In State
BALTIMORE December 3 State Selective Service Director Henry Stanwood said Maryland would fill its 159 man IRA quota without calling on 19 year olds if necessary. Washington draft headquarters authorized states to use 19 year olds to fill quotas. Stanwood said the quota could be met by men who will have reached their twentieth birthday when drafted.
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Baltimore
h—State Selective Service
Henry Stanwood
Maryland
Washington
Stanwood
Revenue and Expenditure Report for October 1951
Total revenue and expenditures are itemized by department and program, including clerical administration, charities, and volunteers. The report notes operating surplus or deficit, credits, and appropriations details, with references to County Welfare Federation and various organizations.
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Clerical Avirontiatione
Giannis Baya
Broute
County
Woneeene Pate
Giles Seoutn Viet
APM Cafe
Reece Xalvaon
Armee
Patdy
Buiner Playground
Vere United Defer Fund
Yeccertecemmton Volunteers of America
Os Tol
Acnorth
Moy Scouts S
Ith
Ohargre
Auditiog
Hesyrse Tor Capital
Exgendiuren Kaaie
S Moehel
Xudit Fe
Aland
Best Meat and Produce Deals For Holiday Week
The week’s best meat buys center on heavier cuts like hams, beef rib and round roasts, legs of lamb, and turkeys with frequent price reductions to draw holiday shoppers. Produce shows mixed moves with oranges and strawberries down, celery and peppers up, while cabbage and beets offer strong value. The Agriculture Department notes pork products and dairy items as plentiful for thrifty buying and lists national abundants for January. Church membership in the United States has risen about two percent over the past year.
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My Phe
Preas
Herries
Agriculture Department
United States
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Akron
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John R. Hershey, Jr
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Washington County
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Cushwa
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