Americans invest 250 million daily to deter communism
A Du Pont publication claims Americans invest 1 out of every 89 earned, totaling 250 million dollars daily. It argues widespread investment by individuals and small capitalists guards against communist ownership.
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du Pont Company
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Natron
Forst
U .S
Unions Face Public Backlash Over Local Labor Strikes
A commentator notes union strategies and local strikes stir public concern about effects on production and politics. The piece questions whether a few individuals provoke broader harm and urges consideration of broader public impact.
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UAW
Politieis
Catholic Church Seeks Moral Oversight on Outdoor Films
Church officials urge review of outdoor motion pictures to curb immoral or perverse content. Debate centers on whether religious groups should lead efforts against indecent images and enforce standards across denominations.
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Toleno
Sissogs and summer weather feature in brief notices
Early in the morning a summerlike spell arrives with forecasts of June heat and May showers. Readers note college youths returning home for the end of term as reports praise their activities and accomplishments, reflecting pride in Atlantic’s students.
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Moeing
Eta Nies
Nie Atlantic
Switzerland Agrees to Sell Reactor for Research Use
The agreement requires the reactor be used solely for research on peaceful humanitarian uses of atomic energy. Switzerland will receive $190,000 for the reactor, machinery, and related supplies as stated by the State Department and Atomic Commission.
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Lewry Department
State Department
Atomic Commission
Switze
Ad Rates and Subscriptions Listed in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR shows varied subscription prices including monthly and yearly rates. Mentions U S and Canada deliveries with amounts such as 2.25 for a year or 5.25 for multiple months, indicating postal or catalog pricing. Hard to determine full context or publication date from the snippet.
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U. S
Lowa
Mai
Canada
Government competition notes help for small business in aluminum use
A fragmented overview recalls actions by Ickes and Kaiser era aluminum policy, detailing wartime sales, private contracts, and stimuli aimed at small firms. It mentions Reynolds, Alcoa, and Kalmes, plus the push to expand production and limit private requests as Uncle Sam redirected output.
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Ickes
Heres
Reynolds
Alcos
R. J. Kaiser
Reynolde
Kalper
le Th
Sam
Rexconms
Kalemes Alcoa
Font i Realty
House‘ Small Business Committee
Teed
Red and Blue Color Pledge in Missing Store Text
A damaged OCR fragment references color names and pricing. It mentions red and blue hues and a note about colors being unavailable for sale. The fragment cites Copyright 1985 and names Edgar as author.
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Edgar
Suit Graduates From Odd Mix Of States And Hawaii
A garbled note describes a graduation class representing 93 states and Hawaii with unclear university tie. It mentions graduates from Saha and Goreme and misprinted text suggesting a ceremonial event. The fragment cites no clear dates or institutions.
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Hawaii
Highland Adda Paper Delivery Notice
Notice to residents on Highland Adda and Folslawn Adda about a missed newspaper delivery. If you live on the Atlasien route and fall to receive your paper, contact the carrier for resolution.
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Atlesien
Chinese Students and Education Links in Asia
The article notes figures like Krishna and Mefon discussing proposals connected to Yang Shao yi the last premier under the Manchas and Republic of Ching. It mentions Peking University, Rockefeller Foundation supported higher learning, and well known Chinese colleges such as Sing Hua and Yate in China with American support.
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Krishna
Mefon
Tohg Shao-yi
Republic of
Ching
Labor Industry Debate Prompts Worker Stake Questions
Fragments suggest a discussion on labor ore industry and worker stakes. The text hints at a broader debate about industry impact, labor roles, and economic consequences for workers.
Bride Wore Red Then Promised 62 Weeks Pay
A fragmented notice hints at a marriage or employment dispute with terms about a bride wearing red and a guarantee of 62 weeks of pay whether she worked or not. Names, dates, and places are unreadable.
New York J C Pennay May Sales Rise 8.8 Percent
J C Pennay department store chain reports May sales totaling 900 million 153464 dollars, up 8.8 percent from the same period last year.
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New York
J. C. Pennay
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