Mrs Opal Crowell Devoted Red Cross Leader Dies
Opal G Barton Crowell a longtime Red Cross volunteer in Anderson served as instructor for women sewing and folding surgical dressings for US troops during World War II. She circulated among counties checked finished dressings and supported many families with her cheerful nature and devotion to country and community. The Anderson Herald extends condolences to her family and friends.
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Food for Thought on Federal Spending and Tax Cuts
Dr Raymond J Saulnier former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers told the 15th National Tax Conference hosted by Tax Foundation that spending should be capped at the 1968 level for two years, about 9 billion dollars. He warned a 5 billion tax cut plus 5 billion spend rise in 1964 could push deficits toward 15 billion. He urged caution in tax reductions, noting the 1963 deficit arises in an ongoing business cycle expansion and that deficits reflect post-recession troughs in prior cycles. He said the latest deficit exceeds 1962 but lacks emergency justification for large tax cuts.
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Saulnier
Congress
Cuba’s Sugar Crisis Amid Soviet Ties and Market Shocks
Cuba faces profit loss as world sugar prices surge yet Cuban sales remain constrained. Cuban resistance to ISC quota reductions undermines a global market shift. Output drops year to year, while barter deals with USSR and China limit remaining exports to world buyers.
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Reaching Maturity in the American Machine Idea
The piece argues Americana workers are maturing, learning to discriminate and demand quality as well as quantity. It claims manufacturers must instill pride and self-satisfaction in workers to achieve quality, even when jobs seem repetitive like tightening the same bolt.
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Ma‘chine
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Kennecott Expansion Aims for Utah Copper Boost
United Press international reports Kennecott Copper Corp announced a five year 100 million expansion plan in New York to lift copper production at its Utah mines. The move follows a temporary restraining order in Pittsburgh blocking the Interlake Ingersoll Rand stock deal as Reynolds adds acquisitions and joint moves. Field notes mention Interlake Iron Co negotiating with Enos Coal for Indiana mines, with a price tag around.
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Successful investing and tax questions from a family investor
A reader questions how to balance rental property and stocks for tax efficiency, including selling a two family home, shifting funds to stocks, and reducing federal tax impact with bonds. The response notes limitations of personal answers but offers general guidance on investment allocations and tax considerations.
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The Mess With Canada commentary on policy and committees
Roscoe Drummond criticizes U S reliance on committee driven foreign policy in Washington and Ottawa. He argues the postwar system hampers decisive action and calls for fresh thinking and direct diplomacy with Canada France and Britain, warning against overreliance on public controversy and interagency meetings.
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Kindergarten teachers are the most important educators
A long discourse praises kindergarten teachers as vital to child development. It argues parents influence children most before school, and that church, YMCA and other groups offer moral guidance. Judy Jacobson is referenced in a narrative about early impressions and language absorbed by youngsters.
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Old Folks Wisdom And School Notes Echoes Of Faith
Folklore recalls an elderly woman’s blunt humor about strength and nourishment. A child’s school writeup praises teachers and classes from language to USSR studies. Commentary touches on politics, religion, and parenting, urging Sunday School for moral formation amid modern discourse.
Acetanilid danger warned amid drug labels and deaths
The article notes dangers from acetylaminol poisoning linked to household medicines, recounting a two year old dying after ingesting Pirin tablets found at home. It discusses calcium and vitamin D, Navy patrols, and a wartime port project, while warning families to store medicines safely to protect children from accidental poisoning.
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Personal health letter guidance from Dr Brady
Dr Brady advises brief letters in Nk, addressed to Dr Wil Hem Brady at 2 El Camino South Beverly Hills California. Enclosed self addressed envelope indicates replies will be limited to non treatment queries.
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The Shepherd! Mark 7 Hearts Far From Me Sermon Note
In this week’s international Sunday School section Julien C Hyer presents a text based study on Mark chapter seven. He analyzes Jesus critique of Pharisees and their distant hearts from God. The piece challenges readers to examine faithfulness versus self interest in following God’s will.
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