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...colonial Philadelphia, there was a printer who was likewise a scientist, and who was hailed as the wisest man of his day . . . In 19th century Illinois, there was a rail splitter who was likewise a lawyer and who was hailed a champion of humanity . . . Education today can nurture for us the possibility of a thousand Franklins and a thousand Lincolns in a generation, where before we were fortunate to have...
...news of Harrington's criminal record caused an uproar in Shawnee. A local printer donated his services to print up grand-jury petition forms, and overnight more than 350 indignant Shawneeans signed petitions to call a special grand jury (only 100 signatures are required...
Power of Positive Suggestion. In Los Angeles, arresting Printer Glenard E. Schmidt for masterminding a gang that tried to pass $350,000 in phony $20 bills, Secret Service men found in his auto a picture of a man industriously turning out $20 bills captioned: "Counterfeiters? No, but our presses can make money...
...clues to the medical practice of his day. It soon became obvious that precious little could be skipped without first being thoroughly examined. Now, with funds from the Knights of Columbus, Daly and Donnelly have eight electric cameras going at the Vatican, as well as two big developers, a printer and an electric splicer. Meanwhile, in St. Louis, a committee of 62 businessmen, including Roman Catholics. Protestants and Jews, is raising the millions necessary for the big Pope Pius XII library. And a national committee, headed by Houston
...retroactive basis, and the Senate is expected to okay it this week. Thus, companies that took deductions under the old provisions will have to refigure their tax bill, pay up any difference by Sept.15. Some companies had to call back their annual reports from the printer for correction, while a few plan to appeal the retroactive portion, contending that they should not be penalized because Congress and the Treasury miscalculated...