Economic Forecasts and Farm Policy Debate cited by Keezer
Economist Dexter Keezer of McGraw-Hill highlights limits of forecasts as Newsweek notes economics is partly science, politics and art. The piece discusses past errors, terminology, and the unpredictable human factor, while Secretary Benson defends farmers against panic and argues against parity-price reliance and surplus policy.
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Dexter Keerer
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co
Keezer
Newsweek
Eisenhower
Congress
Pecnune
Benson
U.S
Hair fears and facts from a mailbag proves eye opening
A column by Hal Boyle shares curious mail based observations from American life. It notes many men fear baldness yet avoid toupees, young buyers dominate custom hairpieces, and brain energy fingerprints may be detected. It mentions Lincoln diet quirks, Ford's Tin Goose planes, moonshine taxes, highway growth, and odd folk sayings.
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SY Hal Boyle
New York
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
W. H. Harrison
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Ford
Harvard
Jo Miller
Miller
John Mottley
Uncle Sam
America
Turkey
Europe
Asia
Bosphorous
Istanbul
North Carolina
Britain Tightens Credit as Inflation Flares Up
The Bank of England raises its interest rate to 4 1 2 percent to curb a surge in British consumer spending and inflation. The shift comes amid rising wages and full employment with shortages drawing nearly eight million British women into work. Trade deficits widen as imports outpace exports, depleting gold and dollar reserves in the sterling area. The move echoes earlier tightenings in 1953 and 1955 and tests the patience of British business and farmers in by-elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mawson
New York
Washington
Bank of England
England
United States
Federal Reserve
Fien
Sterling
Engand
Parental Skill Mismatch Across Professions Examined
A columnist surveys how success in fields like chemistry banking or the clergy does not guarantee effective parenting. It cites Samuel and Eli as examples, notes famous parents may overpraise their children, and suggests readers test their parenting with dedicated self checks and PTA tests. Additional notes cover community visits, polio drive totals, and local birthday observances.
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Findal
Samuel
Noral
David
Absalom
Amnon
Solomon
Adonijah
Paul
Eli
PTA
Understanding phlebitis and thrombophlebitis treatments
Dr Jordan explains phlebitis affecting vein lining and thrombophlebitis in legs, noting causes from infection to childbirth. Rest in bed, leg elevation, heat, injections, and occasional X rays help. Chronic cases are harder to treat but advances include sulfa drugs penicillin and surgery to tie or remove veins. preventive steps after operations and childbirth reduce risk.
Just a Corpse at Twilight
A narrator from the Industrial Welfare Commission arrives at Beech Tree to exhume Frank Osborne, buried last December, with authorization from Alice Osborne. He coordinates with cemetery workers, notes ground conditions, and awaits the funeral crowd to finish before the dig, planning to pay for waiting time. Intervening details reveal local community ties and a visit to Alice Osborn's house beforehand.
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Beech ‘Tree Farmer's Bank
Dock’s
Wellington
Tweed Funeral Home
Fing
C Murdock
Howdy
Industrial Welfare Commission
Osborne
Frank
Alice
Ted Johnson
Austin O'Connor
Cemetery Association
Jake
St. Louis
Beechee Association
Pittsburgh
Wilbur ‘Tweed
Wilbur
Alice Osborn
Louis Woodruff
Abner Cornwallis
Steel City
Conti
News snapshot from February 21 sports column
A compact sports and news brief from February 21 features local coverage by Frederick News and Thregenbe C'Gomment, referencing a Tuesday edition and noting various game and event mentions with names and times. The text is a damaged OCR fragment showing scattered schedule items and article bylines.
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Svoning
Ain —Ebe
Abe
Sag Newscaat
Thregenbe
C'Gomment Coe Tarr
Horoscope Advice and Local Social Notes
The column offers astrology guidance advising cautious action and postponing fulfillment, noting birthdays may bring changes and new outlooks. It also reports a string of local social visits and guest updates in Laurel Run including Mrs Bill Sparks Jr hosting and various individuals visiting or dining with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leita
Laurel Run
Bill Sparks, Jr
Cluir
Arthur Todd
J. M. Klenk
Sandusky
W. R. Wolfe
Jake Lyons
New Marshfield
Clem ‘Thompson
Nelsonville
Ar ‘Thur Todd
Frank Russell
Akron
Clarence Patton
Ladonna Wolfe
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Athens
Fey Kant
Norn
Rane
Daly End
Sunae
DR. Crane
Corning
Margaret Latta
Columbus
Rose Dunlap
Carol
Millertown
Carol Nine
Dunlap
Bernadine Johnson
Bullock County Hospital
Statesboro
Clyde Myers
Dr. Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
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Robert Martin Cnetha Em
Pasline Frederick
Oe Sunae
Speedwand
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Mani
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Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe
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