Editorial Pledge to Impartial Political News
The article discusses a Virginia press resolution urging fair, distinct separation of fact and opinion in political coverage. It notes editorials may reflect views on editorial pages and highlights AP's Wes Gallagher urging clear reporting across all news facets during the campaign. The piece backs AP's commitment to accurate, nonpartisan coverage.
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Reprisals Against Dewey Witnesses and World War Tensions
The Star Files recounts gangland reprisals against three witnesses used by District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey in racketeering cases, linked to the mistaken identity murder of Isadore Penn, a Bronx family man. It also notes audits of Andrew Bell’s automobile license accounts in Winchester and Frederick County. Additionally, 4-H club winner Nancy Harbaugh at VPI's Short Course is mentioned, along with Edward Gray’s diplomacy to avert conflict, and a British fleet redeployment toward the North Sea while German naval forces move to Kiel.
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Thomas E. Dewey
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Isadore Penn
Bronx
Andrew Bell
Winchester
Frederick County
Division of
Motor Vehicles
Nancy Harbaugh
Mountain View
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Rome
England
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Germany
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on life and death
The meditation argues death is a divinely purposed part of life and that living a well ordered life with moderate suffering is natural. It notes an endless life would burden humanity and urges acceptance of mortality as part of God’s plan. The speaker compares time to an incurable disease and emphasizes the calendar as unavoidable.
AP General Manager Outlines Guidepoints for Reporting
The AP memo stresses factual, precise, nonpartisan reporting amid widespread criticism of the press. It urges staff to report exactly what is said, verify controversial quotes, and present balanced coverage, noting the journalist as recorder not advocate.
Press urges unemotional reporting amid criticism
The Associated Press defends its coverage during a charged era citing decades of objectivity and checks. General Manager Wes Gallagher stresses continuing firm journalistic standards while acknowledging attacks and emotion surrounding press issues.
Thoughts r6 0 God I Socrates ancient
Fragmentary OCR notes reference philosophical dialogue with Socrates and deistic themes. The text appears as a rough, poetic stream of thought, lacking clear narrative or context. No named events or concrete details are identifiable.
Suggestion Boxes Used to Vent Employee Frustration
HAL BOYLE notes that corporate suggestion boxes, once meant to harness ideas, have become outlets for grievances. Workers leave complaints about raises, pie in the cafeteria, and dwindling ideas, with reports of chewing gum, torn memos, and even a note of slavery in a salt mine as evidence the box serves as a safety valve for staff steam.
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Big Daddy
Plantar Warts Treatment and Related Health Q&A
Plantar warts are caused by a virus and appear flat as they press inward. Start with daily room temperature soaking in 2 percent formalin for about 25 minutes and avoid overzealous filing. If ineffective, consider waterproof linseed oil and podophyllum plaster with careful follow up. complete wart disappearance may take up to 20 weeks after plaster removal. Spider veins after hepatitis are usually not dangerous but reflect local pressure. Softened water is safe to drink though it removes fluorine. some studies link water softness to artery hardening but not confirmed.
How's Your IQ Determine Your Memory Genius Score
A quiz guide promises daily questions over 10 days to rate IQ levels from Memory Genius to Good. It asks numbered prompts about baseball fatherhood signing times soft answers underwriter and more, ending with whether a president can veto a congressional declaration of war.
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United States
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