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What Is a Bad Samaritan and Can He Be Sued
The Genovese killing raised debate on bystander duty and laws. Experts from the University of Chicago noted France and others already prohibit bad samaritans, but practical legal fixes fail. The answer lies in deeper social change, not compelled aid, fostering civic participation and ethical conduct in daily life.
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New York World’s Fair Faces Second Year Clouded by Loss
The World’s Fair reopens its second year amid a $17.2 million deficit after a $12.3 million projected surplus. High prices, rent and tariffs deter many visitors, though selective guests may still enjoy the experience without bankruptcy.
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Little Miss Steck Crown Bearer for Queen Shenandoah
Mary Steck seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Steck was chosen as crown bearer to Queen Shenandoah XVII. Miss Anne Browne daughter of Mr and Mrs Horace Browne won third prize in a singing contest on Horace Heidt's program at Capitol Theatre Washington.
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Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
The reader reflects on Helen Keller and the existence of God. The meditation argues that atheism fades when one recognizes a guiding Someone behind creation. It asserts God fashioned the universe at the beginning and governs its operation now, with focus on His existence and activity rather than His name.
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Helen Keller
Why I Am A Teacher: Career Month Reflections
An educator explains why teaching appeals as a vocation citing inspiration from past teachers, mentors, and thinkers. The piece emphasizes fulfilling service, nurturing minds, and contributing to society beyond public accolades. It frames teaching as a calling rooted in growth, responsibility, and national contribution.
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Woodrow Wilson
Horace Mann
Booker T. Washington
The Teacher as Torchbearer Through Time and Duty
The speaker reflects on teaching as passing on influence to future heroes and professionals. He cites Plato Henry Adams Horace Mann and Shakespeare to claim teachers shape eternity. He admits personal inadequacy yet seeks continual growth and faith in guiding youth toward humanity and compassion.
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H. L. Mencken
Congress
Plato
Henry B. Adams
Last Words of the Thief on the Cross
A biblical quotation recounts the thief asking Jesus to remember him at the kingdom. Jesus responds that he will be with him in Paradise that day. The verse from Luke 23 42 43 is paired with a Browning couplet praising kindness before death.
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Paradise
Christ
Robert Browning
White House pressure tactics alarm Congress in Johnson era
Henry J. Taylor surveys White House pressure methods used by Lyndon B Johnson to bend Congress, criticizing rubber stamp politics, the costly $122 million office building, and the erosion of checks and balances. He cites foreign dissent and quotes insiders on the president's hunger for adoration and power.
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Congress
Mr. Johnson
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Rh Factor Blocking Antibodies and Child Health Inquiries
Drs Finn and Clarke in Liverpool study blocking antibodies to Rh positive babies born to Rh negative mothers. Most effective after first birth. prenatal use risky. Infant treatment post birth remains best. Also answers on malabsorption syndrome outlook, aspirin use in toddlers, and a school bus visit by brain damaged children to Winchester with funding and accessibility questions. Florence Maitland signs.
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Florence Maitland
George ‘Everett Parteridge Memorial Foundation, Inc
Partridge Schools and Res Habilitation Center
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Ars
Letter to the Editor on parade route crowding concerns
The Star notes a reader submission urging Winchester residents with parade route yards to offer space for visiting children. The Festival would provide courtesy tickets, but crowding children into a public stand is not seen as a suitable solution to Miss Maitland's problems.
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