Babson forecasts small towns as futures of living
Roger W. Babson argues the trend toward smaller cities and towns will grow due to lower living costs, safer environments, family suitability, and less crowding. He cites practical factors like transportation, water, power, and the appeal of a college atmosphere as essential to developing ideal small cities like Ada. He notes long commutes waste time and envisions Main Street thriving for generations.
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Tre Smale
Roger W. Babson
New York City
New Jersey
Babson
Ada
Bevin gold share proposal sparks mixed U S reaction
The piece argues Britain should not pressure the United States to cede gold for food relief, noting that Bevin’s idea would credit Britain with buying food while gold stayed in Fort Knox. It criticizes the appeal for direct food aid and emphasizes U S production and repayment willingness. It also mentions a Fort Worth centenarian reflecting on American history and progress.
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Ernest Bevin
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Fort Knox
Kentucky
Bevin
Britain
Lessons of History and the Rise of Nations
The piece argues great powers rise from military strength and industrial capacity, warning the United States risks decline if it exhausts resources and wastes its advantages. It urges prudent use of resources, avoiding colonial ambitions, to retain power and leadership in the world.
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Quoted Congressmen on Peace and World Order
The Christian Science Monitor features quotations from twenty eight congressmen on building a peaceful world. They urge opening international agreements and avoiding modern warfare while noting history shows war often cannot be prevented by good intentions alone.
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Christian Science Monitor
United Nations
Hitler
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Intelligence Department
Democracy in Japan Tied To Its Unscarred Youth
Article argues democracy hinges on Japanese children unscarred by militarism and Shintoism. It notes education efforts to teach the new constitution and civic duties, while economy and supply lines hinder real democratic growth. It cites figures like Mark Orr and Tada, discussing SCAP policies and postwar challenges.
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Counselor Shares Tips for Job Interview Exit
A New York employment counselor Kathleen Bowen advises job seekers on exit etiquette after interviews. Tips cover calm departure, polite thanks, and brisk leave with a confident bearing, plus attire guidance including tailored suits and modest accessories to avoid distractions.
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Alicia Bart Rea
Bass
New York
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Mizz Bower
Bam
Bowen Ceu
Amd
Ada Schools Rated Good Says Morrison
Morrison, Ada school superintendent, outlines factors behind Ada Public Schools earning a good rating. He cites citizen demand, a non political board, a seven member principal and three supervisor administration, and a capable staff. He notes 124 teachers despite shortages and stresses ongoing efforts to prepare students for a complex society.
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Ada
Ada Kiwanis Club
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Morrisom
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Igen
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Three Fined For Safe-Cracker Tools
Three men W. W. Im Bobby Dunn and George B R Neshit were arrested for possession of safe cracking tools in Maysville. Each was fined 20 dollars and the suspects drove separate cars. no motive given for their homes.
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Erzong
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George BR. _Neshit
Ack
LEAR
Oklahoma Tax Reform Cited Against National Trend
The article reviews state tax actions, noting Oklahoma reduced taxes in 1947 while many states moved to increase general sales, cigarette, and gasoline levies. It highlights contrasting approaches, cites proposed referendums, and credits Oklahoma lawmakers for tax cuts amid rising costs and public demands. It relies on Capitol Report analysis by Bethune Jones of Red Bank New Jersey.
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Downtown Garbage Collection Starts in Downtown Area
The new downtown garbage service began Monday with city officials noting heavy calls about suburban pickups. Officials expect cooperation from cafes hotels stores offices hospitals clinics and schools as suburban businesses join the downtown route and daily pickups are being worked out with the collection track accompanying the rollout.
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Driver Guilty On Reckless Driving Charge After Scooter Crash
I R Tudor Jr paid a $20 fine in city police court after pleading guilty to reckless driving and speeding. His car struck a motor scooter rider, C E Cunningham, causing cuts and bruises though the rider was not badly hurt. Additional text mentions Australian factory statistics and a science claim about Earth’s creation.
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RB. Tudor, Jr
C. E Cunning
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