Let Us Call His Hand On Post Office Threats
Postmaster Edward Day threatens drastic mail curtailments if the appropriation is not restored to original size. He vows to halt new customer service after July 1 and end Saturday deliveries. The piece condemns bureau corruption and urges Congress to assert fiscal control and replace lawmakers unwilling to perform duties.
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Edward Day
Congress
We As Voters
Washington
Post Office Department
Strategy of Freedom Socialism and the Money Power
Strategy of Freedom Socialism argues money power is the secret weapon of government. It describes taxation and subsidies as a control method that renders citizens and leaders dependent, citing Hitler and Hopkins, urging reduced federal spending and taxes as the top platform for freedom. It warns against bureaucratic patronage and calls for unified, economy-focused activism across groups.
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Hitler
Germany
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Santa Claus
Jefferson
Harry Hopkins
Justice Holmes
We Aren't That Rich Opinion on tax cut spending
The piece notes broad support for a federal tax cut but argues critics insist spending must be cut to match any tax relief. It cites proposals from the Chamber of Commerce and Senator Proxmire, with Interior Department cuts, urging careful budget control and condemning government excess.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Afl-Cio
Life Magazine
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Proxmire
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
Congress
White House
Veteran investor weighs merger and income safety
Oldster investor Wise To Stress enthusiasm for a Texas Gulf Sulphur takeover by Phillips Petroleum and Pacific Petroleum. He suggests selling Pacific Petroleum and reinvesting proceeds in Electric Power California Edison Union Pacific and Hoffman Electronics, noting dividend growth and safety for a 70 plus portfolio. He cites California investors, 313 American Telephone shares, 630 Southern California Edison, 200 Hoffman Electronics, 200 Texas Gulf Sulphur, 100 California Electric Power, and 300 Pacific Petroleum bought in 1950. He questions selling now and emphasizes income and safety as a priority for retirement funds.
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Oldster
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California
Paciffc
Youjie Petroleum Ltd
Canada
H. B
Madison County
Wilhl
Weiner
Southwestern Public Service
Chateau
J.A R
Montgomery Ward
Phillips Petroleum
Pacific Petroleum
James I
Lamey
Ihamey
Thelma G’s Dream Of Pancreas Transplants In 1940s Case
The excerpt discusses hypotheses on transplanting a healthy pancreas under the skin to supply insulin, exploring limits of tissue compatibility, twin cases, and the idea of linking cancer treatment to biochemical therapies. It cites Dr Crane and Mellor Indiana and questions nuclear ships as a metaphor for medical progress.
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Thelma
Thelma G
Willy J. B. Martin
Dr Brady Health Service Says Teacher Safer Than Pupil
A local health booklet argues teachers defend pupils from colds, urging students to stay home less and stressing hygiene. It criticizes some school authorities for prioritizing tax money over student health and mentions a booklet titled Call it C R i about respiratory infections.
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Theyldea
Slow Congress Focuses on Tax Bill and Redistricting
The piece notes slow start in the 88th Congress as it debates a tax bill and reapportionment following a Supreme Court ruling. It highlights states revising districts to reflect population shifts, with Republicans and Southern Democrats opposing increases in federal standards and taxes in some cases. Mentions House and Senate dynamics, Easter recess, and the President's strategy to push the tax program while awaiting broader legislative action.
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Supreme Court
Congressional Quarterly
House
John Glenn
Congress
Hale Boggs
Lassing
Nomiis
Zine
Lanta
Georgia
United States
Lille Town
Stratton
Wale
Boggs
Kennedy
Capitol
Mansfield
D Mont
Senate
Ipra
Capitol Hill
White House
Sramaavala
Atharirishts
Nuclear powered ships proposed for navy fleet
The navy's plan calls for new ships of 10000 tons or more to be built with nuclear engines. Hyman Rickover and congressional leaders claim nuclear propulsion is not prohibitively expensive. The next super carrier may be nuclear powered, with studies on Enterprise Bainbridge and Long Beach showing longer cruising and reduced support offset higher costs. The piece also recounts the 1844 cabinet death on the Princeton and John Ericsson's role and finances in building the Monitor.
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Navy
Secretary of Defense
Atomic Energy Commissioner
Hyman Rickover
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
George W. Anderson
McNamara
Congress
Enterprise
Bainbridge
Long Beach
Naval Operations
Chas. D. Griffin
U. S
Princeton
James Polk
Abel Upshaw
Thos. Gilmer
John Ericsson
U.S. Navy
Fragmented OLALORE sketch from a dining room table tale
A damaged excerpt recounts a dining scene where a waiter and a diner exchange curious questions about appearance and imagination. An earlier line hints at a sailor with a new girlfriend being queried about his navy job, but the passage ends abruptly with a lapse of time.
Soil insects threaten home gardens warn Purdue entomologist
Purdue entomologist Bill Allen warns soil insects such as cutworms root feeders and maggots can damage vegetables before spring planting. He cites control options using chlordane dieldrin and aldrin with rates per 1000 square feet and notes aldrin not approved for potatoes this year.
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Bill ‘Allen
Purdue University
Princeton
N. J
Allen
The Disappearing States to the Federal Government
Washington by Roscoe Drummond discusses Ferdinand Lundberg of New York University predicting full federalization within 25 to 150 years. The piece argues state governments may fade as centralized powers expand to meet new social and economic challenges.
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Washington
Landberg
Ferdinand
Lundberg
Department
Wash- Pa
Indus
F.D. R
Quiet Mind Prayer for Slowing Down Pace
A devotional verse asks for calm amid tension and confusion. It seeks divine guidance to slow the pace, ease the mind, and obtain peace, rest, and nerve restoration through a gentler life. It emphasizes patience and steady focus amid daily distractions.
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