Endurance the Queen of Mother's Day Verse
The piece traces Mother's Day origins from ancient Greece to 1914 official U S observance. It lauds mothers for enduring Father, children, war, finances, and social pressures, calling carnations a symbol of endurance. It praises a mother’s lifelong strength, sacrifice, and resilience.
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Paul Gallico
Prof. Gallico
Greece
Cybele
Rhea
Asia Minor
Mom
Congress of the United States
Endurance
Father
Mother Love
Yars
World War II era view on United Nations and world government
The writer voicing a World Copyright 1948 column defends the UN while opposing a world government. He cites Secretary Marshall's testimony before the House Foreign Affairs committee on UN reforms, warns against diluting obligations, and argues that veto restrictions could destroy the UN. He compares today’s nations to the 1780s states, noting lack of common interests and distrust.
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United Feature Syndicate Inc
New York
Marshall
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
Russia
United Nations Organization
United States
Sagebrush Sermonettes About a Mother's Apron
A faded old apron, once mother’s, gathers memories from a boy’s childhood. The apron ferries corn and biscuits, shelters in fear, and offers guidance as children grow, leaving a lasting sense of comfort and counsel from a mother’s care.
Marquis Childs on Free Enterprise and the New Deal
Washington columnist Marquis Childs argues that the New Deal’s humanitarian goals aimed to save free enterprise amid prosperity fears and rising proposals to raise the minimum wage. He warns that higher mandates risk undermining the wage floor and could erode the free market just as Britain increases state control.
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Great Britain
Two Missouri Sisters Wed Two Brothers in Law
Two Missouri sisters married two brothers creating sisters in law and a lively family dynamic. The humorous verse mentions woodland wanderers, wildflowers, and spring onions as playful observations of spring and love. A Kansas man built a flying machine from an old auto, while jokes about bugs in summer and rough roads appear in the travelogue tone.
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Missouri
Kansas
Cab Driver Sues Senator Over Alleged Fare Fight
Washington cabbie John B. Edelcamp Jr filed a district court suit seeking 10000 against Sen. Milton R. Young alleging the North Dakota Republican slugged him after a fare dispute at the Senate office building and the Park Hotel. The driver says he picked up Young and a woman, collected a 9 0 cent fare, and after demanding 25 cents change, the senator allegedly struck him.
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Washington
Milton R. Young
N.D
John B. Edelcamp, Jr
Senate
9Th St
Constitution Ave
Ee Park
Young
Edelcamp
Only Perfect Forger Aids U S Treasury Department
In a New York interview Burgess Smith, head of the federal anti forgery lab and chief innovator at Todd Co., is described as a rare master of secure paper tech. The veteran inventor recalls perfecting id papers and counterfeit resistant notes, while noting the challenge of finding a successor to safeguard his lifelong Treasury secrets.
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New York
Treasury Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Burgess Smith
Edison
Mr. Smith
Todd Co
Rochester
N.Y
Smith
Mrmith
Farmers Receive 12000 Trees for Windbreaks in Idaho
Bingham county agent M B Weston has distributed 12000 trees from the University of Idaho to farmers between Shelley and Aberdeen. Trees include Russian olives, honey locust, spruces, juniper, Siberian pea, and golden willows aged one to three years. The shipment aims for windbreaks, woodlots, and wildlife conservation with no commercial use. Vernon H. Burleson will assist next week with planting and methods.
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Blackfoot
M. B. Weston
Bingham County
Shelley
Aberdeen
University of Idaho
School of Forestry
Vernon H. Burleson
Moscow
Ilton
Line
Springfield
New Greek Cabinet Sworn In Maintains Political Balance
King Paul swore in a revised cabinet with eight new members while Sop houlis and Tsaldaris kept their posts. The ceremony followed a week of talks and came as U S aid officials signaled opposition to a military dictatorship in Greece. New ministers include George Melas John Politis Stavros Kostopoulos Anastasia Bakalbasis Michael Elianos Costas Karamanlis Costa Korosos and Dimitrios Vourdoubas.
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Athens
Greece
Paul
Themistocles Sophoulis
Constantin Tsaldaris
U. S
Dwight Griswold
Grece
George Melas
John Politis
Stavros Kostopoulos
Anastasia Bakalbasis
Michael Elianos
Costas Karamanlis
Costas Korosos
Dimitrios Vourdoubas
Rule Change Major Item in Looming Railroad Stoppage
Chicago (UP) Mediation centers on wage disputes between three operating brotherhoods and carriers, but rule changes are seen as the real lever. Since last October engineers firemen and switchmen seek a 1 cent wage rise to a $3 minimum daily, plus 25 rule changes that could raise pay. Railroads estimate a 30 percent increase costs $166 million while union rule changes total $121 million.
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Chicago
National Railroad
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights for Sunday Air
A detailed list of KEYY 1240 KC and KEIO 1450 KC AM programs from early morning to late evening, naming times and show titles such as Musical Reveille, Young People's Church of the Air, News, Sacred Heart Program, Music, detective shows, and prominent hosts like Walter Winchell and Louella Parsons.
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Young People’s Church of the Air
Intermountain News
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Mutual Music Box
Air Force
Bill Cunningham
Mysteri
Nick Carter
Parky
Jim Backus
Voice of Strings
Clary
Gazette
Search For Certainty
Eddy Howard Orch
Mutual Reports
Three Suns
Israel
AP News
Southland
Adventist Yo
Texas
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts Quartet
American Almanas
Reseo
Sam Pettengill
America
Mr. President
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild of Air
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Westinghouse
Congress
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