Beeman Faces Love Triangle at Oakknoll Ranch
A beeman returns to Oakknoll Ranch to find Emmy courting Fuller Lamson, a horseman with a new business. Emmy, a good listener with a generous heart, remains wary as Lamson’s boredom and distance strain their visit while the beekeeper keeps his cool and watches for swarming.
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Fuller Lamson
Hall Place
Sierra -Foothills
Redlands
Farland
Samson
Fuller Launson
Lauson
Lamson
Oakknoll
Laungson
Emily
Bees and marriage amid farm life and war’s end
In a rural scene, Emmy and Bill discuss bees and work after the war. Bill laments long hours, helps pollinate fruit trees, and recalls Lauson’s harsh advice. Emmy confesses loneliness, and Bill reveals their decade-long marriage as tension with Lauson ends.
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Bill
Emmy
Mindful Escape Routes From Inner Conflict
A speaker reflects on a colleague quitting under pressure and explains that fleeing crisis harms self and others. The piece outlines thirteen escape mechanisms including regression, introversion, rationalization, repression, disassociation, projection, and identifies sublimation as the recommended healthy channel.
Soybeans Boost Protein To Counter High Food Costs
High food costs push homemakers to stretch budgets with protein sources. Soybeans offer high quality protein comparable to animal sources and provide iron calcium phosphorus and B vitamins. Fresh soybeans supply Vitamin A while sprouted beans add Vitamin C.
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Extension Service
Cults
Supreme Court overrules school religious instruction case in Champaign
A landmark 8 to 1 Supreme Court decision voids a Champaign Illinois plan allowing tax supported school property to host weekly religious instruction. The ruling upholds strict church state separation, aligning with First Amendment limits. The decision sparks nationwide debate and heavy correspondence to courts and politicians.
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Ill
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Congress
Reed
Army
Navy
National Education Association
Summer wash dress pattern offers quick one piece design
The Spring and Summer issue of FA Sas 4ON presents a one piece wash dress with a waist drawstring for easy fitting. It teases sewing inspiration for home makers with a free knitting pattern and a printed aid, priced at 26 cents.
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FA Sas
Young Evangelist Marjoe Gortner Debuts in Los Angeles
Little Marjoe Gortner, three and a half year old son of Long Beach evangelists, has become the talk of Los Angeles evangelist circles. He has preached, sang, and played accordion at downtown meetings, delivering sermons of about ten minutes each. His best offering, The Last Roundup, features him in a cowboy suit and ends with a brief message.
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Los Angeles
Marjoe Gortner
Vernon Gortner
Long Beach
Marjoe
New Glam Eating Champ Breaks 120 in Ten Minutes
The Pacific Freestyle Amateur Clam Eating Contest Association reports a new world record of 120 clams in ten minutes. Richard Watson, a Seattle cab driver, won the title by consuming a clam every five seconds during the event.
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Seattle
Pacific Freestyle Amateur Clameating Contest Association
Richard Watson
Preparedness Debate Shapes Postwar Policy
The President signaled a large preparedness program aimed at peace. Senate debate on the Marshall plan showed strong opposition to appeasement with Russia, while some senators urged dialogue to foster understanding with Moscow.
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