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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
8
Americans Move Toward Towns Driven by Jobs and Roads
The article notes a broad migration from rural areas to towns large and small as farms give way to manufacturing. It cites census trends showing towns of 5,000 rising to 7,500 15,000 and many small cities jumping into the 10,000 class. It compares American and European farming life, explains drivers like better roads movies and shopping, and anticipates further shifts in community life and industry. It also mentions Gwen J. Roberts being nominated to the Supreme Court and references Mexico's plans to boost employment and redistribute land.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Europe
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Last Survivor of First Minnesota Civil War Regt
Charles Lackword is listed as the last survivor among 33 men of the First Minnesota Civil War regiment who formed the Last Man Club in South Dakota. Omar Chambr jaca is noted as another name associated with the unit.
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Charles Lackword
Omar Chambrjaca
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Confused Quote Sparks Debate Over Peace and Costs
A garbled passage attributed to a national figure contemplates the impossibility for a nation to pay any price for peace. The wording is unclear but signals concern over defense and policy, with references to leadership and public restraint.
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