First Cause Uncaused Discussed At George Washington Univ
Ralph Asher Alpher earning a doctorate debates the origin of the universe and the First Cause Uncaused. Millikan echoes Einstein on the mystery, arguing materialism cannot explain conscious life or cosmic beginnings, and faith in God is an act of reason.
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George Washington University
Ralph Asher Alpher
Washington, D. C
Evening Star
Earth
Moon Stars
Alpher
Robert A. Millikan
God
Idaho State Chamber Leads Study of Highway System
Our opportunity for Idaho to reform its highway administration grows as the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce, with President Harry A. Elcock of Twin Falls, coordinates a statewide committee to study the system. Gov. Robins pledges cooperation. civic groups ready support. critics warn of political resistance. public backing is essential.
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Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Times-News
Twin Falls
State Chamber of Commerce
Harry A. Elcock
Idaho
State Chamber
C. A. Robins
Chambers of Commerce
Traffic trends in Pocatello show drops in crashes
Police data through June 5 indicate fewer accidents and injuries this year versus last, with 278 accidents and eight pedestrian injuries compared to 311 and 15 the prior year. Arrests at scenes and for speeding and drunken driving rose modestly, while there were no city fatalities to date, suggesting stricter enforcement is reducing violations.
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Pocatello
Garfield
Arthur
Triplets Born to Guernsey Cow in Idaho Calving
Idaho rancher Lyle Bissegger of Montpelier finds his Guernsey cow has given birth to triplets in a second calving, with all three calves identical and bearing white stars on their foreheads. Separately, Joe Severence of Grangeville develops the Culti-Mulder, a tractor attachment of rotating blades designed to till between crop rows, promising efficiency gains for Idaho farmers.
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Lyle Bissegger
Montpelier
Corral
Guernsey
Bissegger Corral
Joe Severence
Eden
Severence
Grangeville
Idaho
Farmer Brown's Boy rescues Mr Toad from Bluffer the Adder
In this tale a boy regretts pulling a badger by the tail and seeks to mend his mistake. He stops a danger to his friend Old Mr. Toad, chases off Bluffer the Adder, and pockets the toad for safety, promising to return to the garden.
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Farmer Brown
Old Mr. Toad
Digger the Badger
Digger
Mr. Toad
Bluffer the Adder
Snake
Farmer Browns
Bluffer
Adder
Why We Do It
Psychologists have studied music and human listening, detailing sound waves and sensory psychology, yet few have explored music’s subjective meaning to the listener. Early work in music therapy shows emotional illness can respond to certain music, aiding recovery. Plato noted moral links to musical enjoyment, while music remains a culture rooted aesthetic project.
Take My Word For It by Frank Colby
A Scottsdale columnist discusses correct uses of fit and fitted with examples. It notes past tense forms and explains radio terminology about transcription and recording in broadcasting history. The piece blends language notes with opinions on how individuals interpret music and meaning.
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Frank Colby
Scottdale
W. W
Federal Communications
Dion
Camp Dates Set For Luther Haven and Other Camps
Marion Hepworth announces new opening dates for state vacation camps. Luther Haven on Lake Coeur dAlene opens July 23 instead of early June. Easley Hot Springs July 7, Fish Haven July 14, Lava Hot Springs July 18, Pond's Lodge July 28. All camps run three days.
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Boise
Luther Haven
Lake Coeur d'Alene
Marion Hepworth
Should I Speak Up Over Office Politics and Secrets
A reader asks how to handle a boss backed by a secretary who leaks plans to Mr. B while Mr. Y does real work. Elaine Lady counsels weighing consequences, favors disclosure to protect employer interests, and suggests advising Mr. Y to decide how to counter the rival's deception.
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Elaine Lady
Mr. B
Mr. Y
D. H
Your Child and His Problems By Angelo Path
Article discusses stammering in children, how audience attitude and calm environment aid speech development, and when to seek expert help. Emphasizes listening, avoiding pressure, gradual learning, and modeling slow clear speech. Concludes with a note on lisping and stuttering and mentions a racehorse filly named Pail of Water.
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Angelo
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Clues List
Crossword puzzle with numerous horizontal clues across varied topics including poets gods ships animals metals cities and general terms. The list includes entries such as Sun god Hera Great Lakes sheep rivers and French terms.
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