Poverty solution via living-wage employment push by NAB
The editorial argues that fixing poverty requires living-wage jobs with advancement for capable individuals, created through a national NAB and government partnership. It details challenges in hiring hard core unemployed, including training, transportation, and cultural adaptation, and notes NAB aims for 100000 permanent jobs this year and 500000 by 1971 with pledges already exceeding 133000.
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Moss
National Alliance of Businessmen
Uniqle
Henry Porl
Industris
NAB
Virgil E. Boyd
Chrysler Corporation
Department of Labor
U.S
Watch Who You Hiregdm 1988
A voiced appeal urges voters to choose officials carefully in 1988 as millions elect president and vice president, congress, governors, legislators, and local officials. The piece argues responsible public funding, prudent budgeting, and informed judgment to address unemployment, inflation, and social unrest, stressing that citizens must supervise public servants.
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Gdm
Successful Investing by Roger E Spear
Investor column outlines choices including Stop & Shop growth in New England and expansion plans in New Jersey. Recommends rotating holdings from underperforming Great Northern to Penn Central and notes market cycles affect returns. Mentions Spear's investment guide available via mail request.
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Stop & Shop
Slog & Shop
New England
New Spear
Jersey
Bradless
Tunis
Illinois Gas
City Gas of
Florida
Great No
Railwi
City Gas
Cape Kennedy
Surburban
Miami
Northerm Hl
Great Northern
Penn Central
Bagger Spear
Roger
Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
Gopr
Gen
Fea, Corp
Handcuffs on the Wrong Wands Warns of a Street Observer
A radio host narrates a warning about a man named Sam who has been casing homes for burglary and possibly harming residents. He cites past crimes, legal limits from the Supreme Court, and police frustration at limited powers to detain or prosecute based on suspicion.
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Joes
Sam
Angola
Joilet
Grimes
Williams
Sama
Supreme Court
John €. Beller
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States
Order of Police
High Court
Gen
Fea, Corp
Brady's Health Service Degeneration and Nutritional Theory
Dr Brady outlines three dictionaries on degeneration and defines infiltration as abnormal matter in cells. He argues chronic rheumatism is often mislabeled arthritis, urges distinction, cites pyorrhea as nutrient deficiency related, and praises Weston Price's Nutrition and Physical Degeneration. He invites readers to request his booklet and letters for health guidance.
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Stedman
Webster's Dictionary
Dosland
Dr. Osler
Osler
England
Cseo
Brady
Weston A. Price
Price
Brady Ha
William Brady
el Canto
South Haverly Hills
California
Worry Nora confronts passive wife role and infidelity
Nora, age 20, confronts Crane about his unfaithfulness and blames wives for straying. The piece argues men need sexual arousal and assertive action while wives are seen as passive partners, urging wives to be more sexually aware.
How to Prevent Platonic Marriage Advertisement
A decontextualized, sensational advertorial urging wives to provoke sexual action with their husbands. It promotes infidelity rhetoric, claims hormonal and moral tactics, and sells a booklet by Dr. Crane Mellor of Indiana with instructions and a return envelope.
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Emily Post
Folklore in a Rainy Toy Shop Tale
A rainy day scene in a small town toy store shows natives and a stranger swapping quirky folklore. A pumpkin sow and thirteen piglets are found. pumpkins and vines burst near a barn as a worker jokes about building a vat to cook pumpkins, ending with a moral about certainty.
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Jake
Lille
What Can We Expect From Today’s Youth Crisis
In These Times laments youth behavior, blaming home, church, and school. It argues WWII raised parents who overworked, neglecting family life. churches lack community, ministers split roles. teachers indoctrinate with socialism, strike over contracts. The piece warns society will fail without restoring family, worship, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midrreek
Sinere
California
United States
Suce
First Madison County Fair at Athletic Park 1900
A summary of early Anderson events notes the first County Fair at Athletic Park in Park Place in 1900, the Living Flag at the courthouse lawn on May 11 1903 during the 4 GAR encampment, and Fire Station No 3 built in 1903. It records Halley s Comet sighting in May 1910, the first airplane flight by James Ward on Oct 28 1914, extreme cold in Jan 1912 and a major flood in March 1913, with a Made in Anderson exhibit and Dan Kaufman hardware merchant owning the first automobile in Anderson.
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Madison County
Athletic Park
Park Placeway
Anderson
James Ward
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George ©. Criftenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner
Scott Charles W. Laughlin
Raymond A
REED
Moneger
Trapyytat
Indiane
Ecsview
Madison
Indiana
Cily Capy
Mertenger
THE
Associated Press
Iscat
Pos Beal Ma Abe
Werris
Ted Kennedy
Paul Harvey News
Brady's Health Service
George W. Crane
Nora
Wren
Crane
William Wede
Wade
Thames Vermillion
White River
Dan Kaufman
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