Fortune Charts Big Firms’ Quiet Threat to Competition
The Fortune magazine study shows about 100 U.S. corporations produce one fourth of global industrial output and half of U.S. total. yet big firms’ size does not guarantee profits or market dominance. GM led with about 10 billion in sales, followed by Standard Oil and U.S. Steel, while many giants posted modest margins and varied profitability.
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Edson in Washington Skeptics Doubt Atomic Peace Plan
A wary view by American scientists questions the speed and practicality of the Atoms for Peace program as the UN prepares a Geneva conference. Critics warn that primitive regions cannot be powered by reactors and stress basic needs before any widespread atomic rollout.
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Red China and U S Talks Split By UN Seat Debate
A Washington essay argues the United States must weigh Red China’s UN seat against full recognition. It notes China’s continued North Korea alliance and U S troops in Korea, while exploring potential concessions to move Asia toward peace and what such acceptance would mean for Chiang Kai-shek and Formosa.
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State Cotton Crop To Ren 690000 Bales
The Agriculture Department reports Alabama cotton yields near 690000 bales this year with a condition around 8 percent of normal. Harvest was late by about ten to fourteen days due to cool spells and late shortages of spray and sun. Nationwide forecast projects 272 million bales versus last year’s 14.679 million.
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Yuma County Tax Rate Cuts From Earlier Estimate
Yuma County lowers the year tax rate to 8 cents per 100 of assessed value, a reduction from the supervisors' initial projection. The board approved the rate Monday, trimming 1.02 dollars due to no funds needed for Superior Court renovations. The measure faced constitutional questions from a state attorney general.
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Fragmented Excerpt from Hoking Life by Roy L. Smith
The text discusses Jesus amid human struggles and responses to his teachings, noting his humanity and interactions with neighbors. It reflects on his perceived divinity and the challenges he faced from those who doubted him, including family and peers. Questions about jealousy and personal mindset are posed, prompting self-reflection.
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Local Attorneys Named To State Bar Assn. Committees
The State Bar of Arizona names Flagstaff and other county attorneys to committees for the 1950-51 year. James B Rule Jr., Yuma, association president, announces appointments including judicial selection tenure and compensation and general arrangements for the state annual meeting in Flagstaff May 24 to 26. Theodore M Flick and others join the committee on legal services to the armed forces with regional chairs in Apache, Coconino, Mohave, Navajo, and Yavapai counties. The Bar lists 1 332 lawyers with 938 in private practice and 13 in Coconino County.
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State Bar Studies Personal Property Tax Exemption
The Arizona State Bar Association forms a preinduct committee to study personal property tax exemption laws. President Hoelel says the group aims to draft revision legislation as several states have updated exemptions. members Thad Baker William P Copple Lot L Green and Udell W Pace, all of Yuma.
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Pyle Sees Age as Key in Eisenhower Second Term
Howard Pyle former Arizona governor and White House aide told Victoria Republicans that age is Eisenhower’s main concern for a second term. He added that the federal hunt will be balanced this year during a presk lasi gathering in Victoria.
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Navajo Tribal Fair Preps Under Gorman Leadership
Howard Gorman chairs the Navajo Tribal Fair Commission as it readies the ninth annual event. Workers clean paint and repair water and electric lines, and committees plan exhibits rodeos races entertainment and other attractions at the Tribal Fairgrounds from September 3 to 11.
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