Petroleum as Food Source Could Help Feed World
Editorial notes the growing world population and potential famine risks. John E. Swearingen of Standard Oil argues petroleum could supply high protein food supplements for humans and animals, using a widely available, low cost raw material to bridge production gaps and rival past industry shifts in farm energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Swearingen
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
United States
Swearingen
Learn from Santa Claus Again at Christmastime
A nostalgic Christmas message urges families to reflect on war, privilege, and sharing with the less fortunate. It highlights children as central to the season and calls readers to make Santa Claus a reality for someone in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Santa Claus
Santa
Ivy League students abuse top defense officials in climate of extremism
The piece contrasts strong public outcry in conservative cities after attacks on officials like Adlai Stevenson with muted reactions to leftist students at Harvard and Brown abusing Defense Department leaders. It argues editors have minimally denounced the universities or blamed their climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Defense Department
Ambassador Stevenson
Harvard
Brown University
Veterans aid urged to help disabled men return to work
Antioch Illinois editorial notes many Viet Nam veterans face new handicaps such as loss of limb or sight. It praises industry adaptation and veteran organizations for guidance and placement, urging support of local groups to aid these men in finding meaningful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Ill
Viet Nam
Veteran’s Organizations
Marysville
Calif
Appeal Democrat
Bertram A. Powers
New York
International Typographical Union
Andrews County News brief notices and editorial policy
The passage outlines the Andrews County News publication details in Andrews Texas with circulation timing and address. It includes a standard disclaimer of corrections, publisher liability limits, advertising policy, and a clipped sample of editorials from Portland and Marysville editorials highlighting labor costs taxes and union contracts.
Ho Ho Ho and Harry Highlights in Andrews
This week in Andrews features local radio hams around the square connecting children to the North Pole, Rotary piano stunts with the choir, and postal misadventures. The reporter juggles seven basketball games, meetings, and holiday errands, noting six fires and a wreck amid Christmas prep.
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Andrews
North Pole
St. Nick
Santa Hut
Rotary Club
Rotary
Bryan Baker
Baker
Gerald McCaskill
Uncle Sam
Lady Bird
Frankel City
Florey
Pecos
P. S
Bring Out Your Best For Christmas Meals
With holidays near you may host guests for special meals. Use best china and silver to add gaiety. Wash dishes before use if they have not been used for several months.
Plan to cut worries halves upcountry talk at store
Ed Doolittle tells sellers he will confine worries to his own generation. Zeke Grubb backs the move and cites a Congress report on government paperwork. The 70 page study claims 2,000 years to burn all records if one burns every second, $8 billion yearly cost, 15 billion copies of 360,000 forms, 225,000 workers, 25 million cubic feet of filing, and $1.5 billion yearly for writing 1 billion letters. The report suggests shorter letters could save $100 to $200 million annually.
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Ed Doolittle
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Congress
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The
Andrews County News
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Roberts
Mself
Portland, Ore
Oregonian
By Gordon Bankston
Jon
Ho Ho Ho
Harry
Lions
First National Bank
Dear Mister
Church of Christ
H. L. Matheny
Sun
S. W. &Th and
Truck Rt
OR Electric Service Company
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