Tax Consumer Units Grow Not Tax Producers in Minnesota
Minnesota's population shift toward tax consuming groups 19 and under and 65 plus increases education and welfare demands. Only 3.4 percent of 1950 to 1960 growth came from the tax producing 20 to 65 group, while 70 percent of movers were under 30, prompting calls for more industry and coordinated state efforts to attract jobs and diversify the economy.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Taxpayers Association
Norally
Ing
Washington
Rockefeller Drives Early Campaign in 1964 Race
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signals a 1964 presidential bid by sharpening attacks on Kennedy over economic growth and unemployment. He argues the Kennedy promises failed, warns of a likely $7 billion deficit, and positions himself as an early Republican contender amid growing GOP interest.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
A Deadly Potion Holiday driving risk for drinkers
Minnesota highway officials urge hosts to provide free safe rides when liquor is served at parties. Highway Safety Director Garnet Hall says social drinkers pose a greater danger than obvious drunks, noting two drinks blunt perception and three hours needed to clear effects.
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Minnesota
Highway Department
Highway Safety
Garnet Hall
Hall
Opinions of Others on Textile Label Law Whimsy
A Chicago Daily News note recalls a past reflection on a textile labeling law requiring fibers used in apparel to be stated. It mocks a mock sales pitch for a faux garment listing cotton, modacrylic, polyester, and acetate in a coat described with a long material blend and price.
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Orion
Chicago Daily News
Quotation From Corinthians On Resurrection Faith
A biblical verse from I Corinthians 15 13 asserts that without the resurrection of the dead Christ has not been raised. The quote reflects Christian doctrinal emphasis on resurrection as essential to faith.
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Christ
Change of Address Notice for Austin Minnesota Delivery
Public notice details a change of address process for Austin Minnesota mail delivery. It specifies mailing options by zones with rates and advance payment, covering local post office routes within 50 miles and those beyond, plus military addresses.
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Austin
Minnesota
U. S
United States
A.P.O
N.P.O
Turn Back The Clock and Community Milestones
The municipal plant adds 10000 more to the bond and interest fund. A silver wedding anniversary is celebrated at 107 Chatham St. with a surprise from 30 friends. Blooming Prairie voters reject abolishing the municipal commission by 195 to 183. Ten years ago the Hormel company reported record business and strong stockholder conditions. Young men aged 18 in mid 1942 register for selective service this week. Roger J. Nierengarten starts law practice with Luther Bang. Martha Gilderhus places runnerup in the Voice of Democracy. Sheriff Albert Reinartz, Minnesota Sheriff's Association president, joins a committee to study juvenile traffic offenders.
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Santa Claus
T. A. Smith
Chatham St
Elmer Schwerin
Elkton
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Rose Creek
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Blooming Prairie
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Roger J. Nierengarten
Luther Bang
N. Main
Martha Gilderhus
Adams
Voice of Democracy
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Minnesota Sheriff’s Association
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Mount Vernon
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France
This Week Magazine
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Patrick Henry
John Paul Jones
Peter Rabbit
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Shepard
Carpenter
Cooper
Schirra
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Bock
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Smith
Sorlie
McIntosh
Knolle
Hoover
Sparta
Boulder
East Derry
Mitchell
Shawnee
Brownwood
John Glenn
Boy Scouts
YMCA
The Return of the Square and the Call to Involvement
An address by Charles Hendrickson Brower argues for individual responsibility and against conformity. It laments overreliance on experts, praises hard work, patriotism, and the idea of a square character, and lauds modern American heroes who volunteer and uphold national ideals.
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Charles Hendrickson Brower
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Illinois
Channing Pollock
Gibraltar
Mark Twain
Boosters
Hipsters
Joe
Squaresville
Theodore Roosevelt
United States of America
America
You
Asia Minor
Jack
Agency Chief Brower Led BBDO Clone to Presidency
The article profiles Brower born November 13 1901 in Asbury Park New Jersey rising from Rutgers physics to English major and educator to long career at Batten Barton Durstine Osborn now head of the agency Brower held roles as Vice President Executive Vice President General Manager and President and Chairman of the Executive Committee He lives in Westfield with wife Mary Elizabeth Nelson and three children Brower advocates a culture of active participation over conformity citing Franklin and urging a avoid the path of mediocrity with a call to join a Society of Squares.
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Charles Hendrickson Brower
Batten, Batton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc
Asbury Park
New Jersey
California
Rutgers University
Brower
Bound Brook High School
BBDO
Mr. Brower
Benton and Bowles
U. S
Benton
George Batten Company
Barton Durstine & Osburn
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Westfield, New Jersey
Mary Elizabeth Nelson
Brock Hendrickson
Charles Nelson
Anne Clayton
Woodland Avenue
Westfield
S.C
America
Benjamin Franklin
Thurber Collection Reveals Wit and Esteem for Peers
James Thurber's Credos and Curios offers sharp appreciations of Scott Fitzgerald Elliott Nugent Robert Benchley George Kaufman E B White and John A McNulty. The volume includes three short stories with strong emotional impact notably Menaces in May and The Other Room. Miles A. Smith reviews Thurber's conversational wit and rueful hopeful voice.
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James Thurber
Harper & Row
Thurber
Scott Fitzgerald
Elliott Nugent
Robert Benchley
George S. Kaufman
New Yorker
E. B. White
John A. McNulty
Miles A. Smith
Descriptions of Typhoon Damage in Guam and Public Sermon on Conformity
Rescue pilot William H. Lewis recalls widespread devastation as forests and terrain lay flattened by the typhoon in Guam. Marine Gen. David M. Shoup comments while visiting Guantanamo. Dr. Robert J. McCracken critiques conformity as a primary ism in society.
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William H. Lewis
Guam
David M. Shoup
Guantanamo
Robert J. McCracken
New York
Riverside Church
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