Censorship and the Bill of Rights in American Thought
An essay asserts that Americans are protected from censorship by the Bill of Rights. It argues censorship is antithetical to democracy and compares it to dictatorship and totalitarian acts. The piece frames censorship as an alien concept to the American spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daiid Hitler
United States
Patrick Murphy Malin
American Civil Liberties Union
New York Board of Education
Nation Magazine
Boston
Red Channels
Malin
Movies’ National Board of Review
Film and theater stars sign on for new projects and rights debate
Reports list Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman training at the Royal Dramatic Academy with new contracts for Boon 25 and Sirocco. John Payne signs for six Pine-Thomas films while Red Channels stirs censorship debates. Also notes include Anne Say tour, Pat Murphy Malin on Bill of Rights Day, and North Dakota honey crop figures.
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Maat Toren
Royal Dramatic Academy
Stockholm
Greta Garbo
Hygrid Bergman
Universal International
Boon
Anne Saytour
Brad Crawford
Columbia
Eaton Falls
John Payne
Pine-Thomas
Tripoli
Little Brown Jug
Reynolds
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Egypt to Oceania
Puzzle clues span across and down entries with many misspellings and typographical errors. The list mixes geography nations and mythic terms with entries such as Dancing girls Egypt and Old means of length while others are garbled or incomplete.
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Egypt
China
Acheron
Last Week's Answer 8 in Symbalium and Bird Riddle
A cryptic puzzle item notes last week's answer 8 and hints at an eye in symbalium followed by a clue about a fabulous bird and a masculine designation. The fragmentary text points to a wordplay puzzle from a periodical.
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Fabulous Bird
The Good Old Days at the Courthouse Lawn
Two elderly men sit on the courthouse lawn recalling the past and criticizing modern life. Clem Mason, lifelong resident, and Jed Whitcomb share memories of simpler times, cars, and local scenes while noting the rapid changes and costs of today.
Marriage Strains of TV Fame Test Trombonist Couple
A Broadway and Main Street TV musician story follows Charlie Michaels a trombonist who marries a harpist. As TV work increases he faces late rehearsals and long nights, prompting a move from New Jersey to the city. He seeks a new apartment after a midtown tragedy inspires him to act.
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Funk's Grove
Mackinaw
Washington
McKinley
Dale
Washington Street
Charlie
Wag
Rose
NBC
Charlie Michaels
New Jersey
Time Square
Charlie Small
Chariie
Danish Clerk Originated Christmas Seal Idea in 1904
Danish postal clerk Einer Holbaell conceived using Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis work in Copenhagen. The idea spread to customers and King Christian, leading to a national campaign. By 1904 four million seals were sold in Copenhagen, and later Miss Emily Bissell launched a broader effort in the United States with Philadelphia newspaper support, vastly exceeding the goal.
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Einer Holbaell
Copenhagen
Christian
Queen Louise
Holbeen
Emily Bisset
Red Cross
Philadelphia
Leigh Mitchell Hodges
Philadelphia North American
Miss Bissell
EB A. van Valkenburg
van Valkenburg
Todees
First Christmas Card Designed in 1842
The first Yule card designed in 1842 by William Maw Egley, a six year old apprentice, was printed in London with space for a signature. It nearly vanished until 1941 when found in the British Museum, and Christmas cards grew in popularity after a 1862 revival by a bold publisher.
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U.S
William Maw Egley
Prentice
London
England
Sander
William
Egley
British Museum
Dunce Sap The Capitelli Christmas Feast Feature
A special Christmas feature from Thaly describes dunce sap a plate served dessert style as white noodle dough caps enclosing a filling of white meat thickened pork minced with eggs and spleas. The dish is paired with a tangy Moutarde de Gremana dressing made from fruits mustard and splees giving a mild lingering bite.
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Thaly
Varied beliefs On Christmas Weather Forecast
A fragmented note outlines festive weather superstitions. It mentions sun shining through the apply tree on Christmas day, predicting a good crop next year, and contrasts warm Christmas with Easter, alongside superstitions about a green Christmas and graveyard symbolism.
Taft presses foreign policy questions after Ohio win
After a sweeping Ohio victory Taft returns to Washington and raises questions about isolationism, alliance reliance, the size of a proposed army, and the costs of the military program. He offers no clear answers, prompting a congress review of policy direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. ‘Taft
Ohio
Mitte Tle
Washington
Qhio
Europe
Taft
United States
Grange Report Urges Austerity and Stronger Worldstand
The late Albert Goss wrote a posthumous annual report read by Henry Sherwood at the National Grange convention. He urged austerity for Americans, a crackdown on communism, and strong support for the United Nations backed by U S military readiness. He warned communism cannot be defeated by force alone and called for heavy taxes and rationing to fund peace efforts.
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The
National Grange
Albert
Goss
Henry D. Sherwood
United States
United Nations
America
Air travel surges as charter flights aid sports teams
Hearings before the civil aeronautics board reveal rapid growth of charter flying. Capital Airlines reports transporting over 40 college and professional football teams this season, a trend extending beyond major programs to numerous small colleges like Notre Dame Ohio State Purdue and others.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Airnes
Capital Airlines
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Purdue
Cleveland Browns
Demaon
Manhattan
Duquesne
Wiliam and Mary
John Carroll
Georgetown
Wayne
Bowling Green
Controls favoring war materials face supply limits
The national production authority reports broad support for controlling materials like steel and aluminum while few oppose. They receive about 50 requests daily to place industries on the essential list, notably the refrigeration sector arguing that refrigerators and freezers are vital to the war effort to prevent food waste.
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National Production Authority
Essen- Wal
New Committee Members Assign Senate Chair Roles
New committee members defeat of some senators leads to chair replacements. Allen J Ellender will replace Elmer Thomas as agriculture chair, Richard B Russell replaces Mil lard Tydings as armed services chair, James B Murray replaces Elbert D Thomas on labor, Graham Barden takes labor post, and Ulsh replaces John Lesink on public relations.
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Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Agriculture
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Senate Armed Services
James BR. Murray
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