Precedent to Be Heard in Asheville Editorial
The Asheville Citizen warns that a 179000 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity to Community Action Inc. of Boone to publish and distribute a free weekly newspaper across four counties could create a federally financed press. It argues this risks undermining independent local journalism and freedom of expression as a dangerous precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N.C
Citizen
Office of Economic Opportunity
Community Action, Inc
Boone N.C
Community News
Asheville Citizen
Northwest
North Carolina
Washington
Progress Promoting Plant Seeks Albany Georgia Growth
An Albany Georgia business airplane manufacturer spoke on ground breaking, noting that 100 new factory jobs trigger higher home, retail, and income gains. He urged fair treatment and mutual cooperation, arguing that a prosperous enterprise strengthens the community and vice versa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Georgia
Sworth
Public disclosure calls for REA loan scrutiny
The piece argues for open government in Rural Electrification Administration loans as Congress considers rules and hearings. It notes about 5 billion in REA loans since 1935 and 93 percent of farms now have electricity. It condemns secrecy and urges accountability like investor owned utilities, citing editorial opposition from the New York Daily News.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Congress
REA
New York Daily News
Growth vs low price stocks in successful investing
Spear warns against confusing speculation with growth and notes that very low priced stocks are often high risk or poor quality. Growth investing relies on rising earnings and dividends for steady price gains over time, and suggests choosing Sterling Drug and General Telephone for funding grandchildren's shares, with Cooper Tire as a smaller growth pick and American Standard lacking growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Drug
General Telephone
Cooper Tire
American Standard
Sterling
Cooper
Spear
Gen
Fea. Corp
Cape Route Shifts Highlight South Africa's Strategic Ores
Thurman Sensing argues that Suez closure forces a Cape of Good Hope route for oil and goods, elevating South Africa as a Western maritime linchpin. He warns Western powers must support a stable government in Pretoria to safeguard U.S. and British interests amid global tensions and Rhodesia’s status.
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Suez Canal
Cape of Good Hope
Republic of South Africa
U.N. Glass Palace
New York
East River
Yang
South Africa
Rhodesia
Johnson
U.S
United Nations
Israel
United States
England
Middle East
Cape Town
South Attica
Cape
West
Washington
London
Africa
Castro
Lumumba
Pretoria
Peris
de Gaulle
France
Wilson
White House
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Brady's Health Service Mask Or Keep Distance Message
Public health notice explains why masks are worn in medical settings to prevent infection from droplets. It cites Flugge 1897 findings on droplet spread and notes typical transmission ranges, urging distance over three feet when masks are unavailable. Readers are invited to send health questions to Dr Brady with stamped envelopes.
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Flagee
Flugge
Brady
Wiliam Brady
South
The Worry Clinic Divorce and Silent Husbands Tale
Anne Q a 26 year old wife sues for divorce over her husband’s silence at night. The column cites Anne’s plea that dialogue matters and notes parallels with Jane and Carlyle. It frames divorce as avoidable with conversation and psychological insight and offers a printed booklet and advice services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Q
Anne
Folklore by William Wade review sketches sharp replies
A fragmentary column by William Wade mixes anecdotes of sharp retorts from apartment seekers to holdup confrontations on a railroad. It moves through milder forms of rude wit, a Tennessee river echo joke, and a quip about a tourist greeting, ending with a line on talkativeness and ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Public whipping for chronic punks debated in editorial
A Paul Harvey column argues for strict youth discipline including public whipping as a deterrent. It cites juvenile crime rises, police frustration, and calls for restoring harsh measures to curb youth delinquency. The piece critiques “candy-coated justice” and urges testing public punishment to deter future crimes.
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Glenn Cunnigham
Washington, DC
Harvey
Col
Waller Stone
Rhode Island State Police
Supreme Court
Nationa Crime Commission
Lepience
Jdge
John Day
Oregon
San Quentin
Joeph Kenrick
National Conference of Juvenile Agencies
FBI
Hoover
Gen
Fea, Corp
Navy Heritage Display At Washington Navy Yard
James B. Martin highlights a trip to Washington D C to visit the SS Naval History Display Center in the Washington Navy Yard. The Civil War Diorama of CSS Virginia Merrimack versus USS Monitor and exhibits of captured enemy guns submarines and early Navy tech draw families to this historic waterfront venue.
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Neatington
D.C
Washington Navy Yard
Monitor
Martin
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Latrobe
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Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Brittengerger
Providens
Marriet W. Toner
Viverrergy
Robert Jackson Jane Tons
Scort
Charles W. Laughlin Raymond A
Panag
Anderson
Trdienn
Soc
Eral
Madison
Cauntion
Madivor
Adjaining
Indicia
Associated Press
Iba Mereld
Apecial Messenger
Selly
Thurman
Brady's Health Service
United States of America
George W. Crane
Thomas Carlyle
Jane Carlyle
Carly
Alice
Jane
Carlyle
Crane
Metlot
Ind
William Wade
Wade Western
Desperado
Paul Harvey
Foi
New York City
Russia
Times Square
James B. Martin
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