The Last State Of That Man Is Worse Than The First
A historical note argues that a person’s final condition declines from the initial state, reflecting a moral or spiritual assessment common in period writings. The line contrasts beginning and ending circumstances to imply worsening outcomes over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Anne Hibbins
Canaan
U. S. Navy
Zane Grey
George A. Henry
Rudyard Kipling
Mark Twain
Clear-Cut Choice Two Weeks From Today
Virginia voters face a clear-cut choice in the July 15 Democratic Senate primary. Senator Byrd is opposed by F P Miller who declares he agrees with all key issues and criticizes the President on public spending taxes FEPC private-property intervention and socialized farming.
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United States Senate
Byrd
F. P. Miller
Miller
Truman
Virginia
Steel Dispute and Truman’s Promise to Murray
Philip Murray allegedly said in Gary Indiana that President Truman assured him last December the Taft Hartley Act would not be used against the steel union if a January strike were postponed. The claim aims to counter Inland Steel’s charge of a political deal between Truman and labor leaders.
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Truman
Philip Murray
Gary
Ind
Murray
Inland Steel
Power and Influence: Murray Lewis Control Over Steel and Coal
The piece argues that Philip Murray of the United Steelworkers and John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers wield extraordinary power over U S steel production and defense work. It warns that union leaders can veto plant operations and lend union funds without broader accountability, threatening economic and defense stability.
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United Steelworkers
Yally
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Willie
U. S. Steel Corporation
Mr. Murray
United States
Murray
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Truman pledge fuels steel strike and union shop dispute
The quotation attributed to Mr. Truman is described as a deal that explains the President’s actions and the unions resistance to a settlement lacking union shop provisions. The steel shortage hurts defense as thousands in other industries go idle amid the ongoing strike.
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Truman
Murray
Girdles Preferred A Boston-Cleveland Gibe
Bennett Cerf recounts a Cleveland visit where he chides a local belle for drawing on her gloves at a symphony. In reply she contrasts Boston and Cleveland, saying men would rather see a girl in public on her girdle than her gloves.
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Bennett Cerf
Boston
Cleveland
Miss Jean Brown Marries Francis Hudson in Berryville
News of Other Years notes the marriage of Miss Jean Audrey Brown to Francis Yowell Hudson, son of Mrs Floyd Hudson of Boyce, with Mrs W T Mardy hosting honors for the couple. Also mentioned is birth announcements for Mervil Hardy and George Heisiey. Ten years prior, Wilbur Cather welcomed a daughter, and Nellie Hoffman returned from Richmond with her daughter.
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Jean Audrey Brown
John A. Brown
Berryville
Francis Yowell Hudson
Floyd ©. Hudson
Boyce
Mr. Hudson
W. T. Mardy
Mervil Hardy
George Heisiey
Route 3
Heisiey
Leona Kernsey
Wilbur Cather
Dorsey Named Chair Of Berryville Safety Council
Ralph N. Dorsey was named chair man of a safety council organized by the Berryville and Clarke County Chamber of Commerce to implement the governor's request.
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Ralph N. Dorsey
Berryville and
Clarke County
Social Guests Prompt Local Greetings Across Cities
Dr and Mrs Keister Adams hosted Mrs Joseph C Gilbert of Fayettes ville North Carolina as guest. John J Sloat and Frank Lovett were on a business trip to Roanoke. Miss Mary A Griffith of Fairmont Avenue entertained Mrs Arthur M Burr of Melrose Massachusetts as guest.
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Keister W. Adams
Joseph C. Gilbert
Fayettsville
N. C
John J. Sloat
Frank Lovett
Roanoke
Mary A. Griffith
Fairmont Avenue
Arthur M. Burr
Melrose
Mass
Farmers Comment on Dry Weather Effects on Crops
Farmers report drying pasture and corn crops due to ongoing dry weather. They note reduced forage for livestock and slower corn growth, seeking guidance on moisture management and drought mitigation.
Knowland Seen as Natural GOP Vice Presidential Pick
Senator Knowland of California is highlighted as a natural Republican vice presidential choice whether Taft or Eisenhower head the ticket. The piece argues Knowland strengthens the balance, appeals across parties, and brings West reform priorities, foreign policy insight, and California influence to a ticket amid federal policy debates.
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Knowland
GOP
Washington
F. Knowland
California
Taft
Eisenhower
Oakland
Capitol Hill
Far West
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Earl Warren
Dewey
Bob
Ike
Warren
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Middle West
Tom Dewey
The Continuous Conflict By Earl L. Douglas D D
A devotional piece questions readers about choosing sides between angels and demons. It warns against straddling the fence and asserts a clear moral demarcation guiding the believer toward the right path, noting the mixed nature of good and evil.
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages in Historical Data
Report shows 24 hour rainfall 0.46 inches ending 7 am today. July rainfall 0.00 inches to date. Average monthly rainfall over 1912 1981 period lists January 2.45, February 1.99, March 3.88, April 3.02, May 3.83, June 3.99, July 3.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, November 2.50, December 2.50 inches.
Blood Clots in Leg Veins Causes and Treatments
Dr. Herman N. Budensen explains how a venous thrombus forms in leg veins usually after surgery illness or childbirth. The first symptom is calf pain when waking and leg swelling. Untreated clots can progress to thigh and abdominal veins risking circulation and embolus formation. present research offers hope through new clotting process discoveries and therapies.
Spiritual struggle frames good and evil in human history
The text argues that a cosmic conflict between good and evil shapes human belief. It suggests human will alone cannot explain virtue or self sacrifice, pointing to a righteous and loving God behind world events as St. Paul noted that our struggle is not with flesh and blood but with spiritual powers.
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St. Paul
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions 10 Days
A puzzle style quiz excerpt presents daily averages and asks multiple choice questions. It includes questions about a peruke a witch Anne Hibbins Quentin Roosevelt and other historical references plus a correction on a shipwreck line.
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Quentin
The Whole Armor by Faith Baldwin excerpt
In a midweek Easter moment Connie faces change as Elsie reveals plans to marry Lynn and take over the agency. The dialogue shifts to future moves, potential sublets or new partners, and choices about selling to Bullen Masters and Babcock. A summer scene unfolds with Paul on a plane and a tense emergency ending as danger looms over the cabin.
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Connie
Grace
Lynn
Elsie
Bullen, Masters and
Babcock
Rullen
San
York
Philadelphia
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H. F. Byrd, Jr
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News Room
W. Va
Wall Street Journal
Gam Ragan
Raleigh News and Observer
the Star
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Chicago
Rockies
Far East
Orient
MacArthur
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Korea
Eknowland
East
FEPC
White House
Senator Lodge
Driscoll
Lodge
Earl L. Douglas
D.D
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Scott
Sfu
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R. J. Scott
Ap Tacon
I.Q
Faith Baldwin
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Simon Adams
Pawling
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Frank
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