Overthinking Habit Warns Against Stress and Force
The piece discusses how forced confessions taint justice and warns against overthinking as a harmful habit. It cites Sir Meneage Ogilvie’s prescription for living longer and happier, advocating stopping excessive thinking as a remedy for stress and health issues. It notes social dynamics at work and the impact of thinking on career advancement.
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Hencage Ogilvia
Britain
Sir Meneage
Guffer
National Socialism On Defensive
The piece argues that nationalization in Britain and France is faltering as deficits, taxes, and austerity bite. It contrasts France turning away from state ownership with Britain pursuing further nationalization, while noting public and electoral pushback and urging caution in foreign aid. It highlights the press view of socialism clashing with democracy and questions future policy directions.
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England
France
Britain
Associated Press
Paris
Queuille
Stafford Cripps
Labor Department
Strange Course of Justice and War Crimes Sentiment
Fragmented text discusses postwar justice in Europe, noting shifts in attitudes toward leniency and national sentiment. Mentions trials, commanders, and cases like Koch, suggesting a move away from strict justice toward tempered punishment. Reflects on responsibility and changing standards in handling war crimes.
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Europe
Frau Koch
Nevada Divorce Case Reaches Supreme Court
A Nevada divorce dispute reaches the U S Supreme Court where the ruling upholds a divorced wife's right to claim a widow's share in an estate. The decision centers on state rights and interstate respect for laws, not morality, with implications for Nevada's divorce industry and cross state recognition of legal procedures.
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Nevada
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Washington
Early Cancer Detection Through Serum Test Promises Aid
The article argues early cancer detection hinges on regular checks and highlights a promising blood serum test heated to reveal diagnostic results. It notes cost concerns, compares traditional screening, and endorses annual physicals if widespread testing becomes feasible.
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Hut
Sorat
Thal Farren
Teetist Th
Mat
Trouble in the Balkans and the Yugoslav Defiance
The piece discusses growing dissension among Balkan rulers amid Tito's independence from Moscow. It notes Bulgaria’s premier Dimitrov on a Russia vacation amid top command changes and Moscow’s fear of peasant calls for freedom. It questions Western use of Tito as Cold War leverage.
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Balkans
Marshal Tito
Russia
Dimitrov
Moscow
Tito
Tilo
Honest People and Mr Leva of the New York Police
A Providence Bulletin piece discusses Mr Frank Levci, NYPD property clerk who handles about ten million dollars in lost or abandoned property yearly. It notes his astonishment at honest finders who return items like five dollar bills, jewelry, radios, and umbrellas, contrasted with those who keep them.
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Providence Bulletin
Lever
Leva
Frank Levci
New York Police Department
Leuch
Wellc
Radio
Letters from Troy readers address civ il service exams milk quality and student actions
A trove of Community letters discuss anonymity in publishing letters to the Record, civil service exam details, and concerns about milk safety and prices. Readers urging testing of milk bottles prompt guidance from the health department, while others reminisce about a 19th century figure and critique student behavior in public, with editor responses clarifying positions.
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Vermont
Massachusetts
U.S. Public Health Service
York
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Companinss
State Office
Albany
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A vivid, if fragmented account describes Las Vegas as a growing spectacle of neon and gambling. Eastern reporters note twenty four hour gambling, crape tables, and the lure of high crowds with Saintive shows and a booming boulevard. A California gangster and a Canadian financier figure in divorce and residence pages amid the neon glow and new era of entertainment.
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Broadway
Golten Noweet
United
Las Vegas
California
New York West
Las Vega
Henry J. Kawer
G.O.P. seeks cloture to blunt civil rights backlash
The Republican National Committee urges all 43 GOP senators to sign a cloture petition limiting civil rights debate. Taft of Ohio Capehart of Indiana and Donnell of Missouri face jeopardy as the party argues Democrats would bear blame for inaction. The club cites Afro American editorials and predicts difficulty assembling 66 votes to end debate, pushing Republicans to unify to protect reelection prospects and counter Democratic gains in key states.
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Washington
Wales
G.O.P
Taft
Obie
Capehart
Indiana
Donnell
Misouri
G. O. P. National Committee
Alee
National Committee
Allbuater
Congress
Kentucky
Caliiornia
Ilinois
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Maryland
New York
Walt Washington
National
Hugh Secott
Merry
Millard Tydings
Senate
Bam Raydura
Saturday Evening Post
Minnesota
Ben
Hubert Humphrey
Rufus Jarman
Party
Lwadere
J. Howard McGrath
Pep Taika
House
Jona McCormack
Bam Rayburn
Democratic Party
Party of Understanding
Real and really explain grammar for English class
Flint explains the difference between real and really, noting real is an adjective and really an adverb. Substituting true for real and truly for really helps choose the correct word in most cases, with examples like real life true tired truly tired and real diamond true. The piece also covers can could may might and urges careful usage.
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Flint
Eenae
Thia
Fate
DAR Building Fund Efforts Boosted by Donations
The Daughters of the American Revolution raised another 72.00 toward the KAPLOW annex building project, with the fund totaling 11.00 yesterday as the DAR continental conference concluded. Mrs V Eugene Holcombe of Charleston WV chaired the drive urging members to contribute.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kaplow
Bat Am
Freday
Seth Dar Continental
Mra. V
Eugene Holcome
Charievion
W. Va
Tuilbine Tund
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