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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1947
Page
2
A Washington commentary surveys presidential veto usage, citing Roosevelt and Truman records and comparing eras. It notes arguments on majority rule and minority protection, with references to pocket veto and historical override rates.
A reflective piece laments the loss of historic elm trees across the United States due to Dutch elm disease. It notes federal funding cuts to control efforts, mentions Morriltown New Jersey lab research, and recalls presidents who planted elms, including Adams and Lincoln, tying the trees to national memory and cultural value.
Leader Pred A Hartley accuses big business and big labor of betraying the New Jersey mining industry amid new coal contracts. He cites a 400000 member UMW tie in which union dues and initiation fees are set for checkoffs, arguing it violates the Nate Martley law. Separately, an invitation to attend a Ports conference on European reconstruction aims to mobilize aid for prostrate Europe as Hungary and four other communist governments respond to Marshall Plan discussions. Finland and Albania had not replied as replies neared.
The Navy and Army face rising resignations as officers seek better pay and a more satisfying home life. Over 1,700 naval officers have resigned since 1940, with far fewer from the Army, and the trend is described as alarming.
The Agriculture Department reports higher farm income in the first half of the year with total receipts reaching about 12 billion dollars including 13.7 billion from sales of farm products and government payments. Meat and crop receipts rise while livestock and product prices stay above last year’s levels amid strong domestic and export demand. Wheat prices are expected to decline later due to large export demand, while farm price indices remain near high levels.
Fascinating overview of early inhabitants crossing Asia via the Bering Strait into North America. Discusses migration patterns, key sites like Mesa Verde, Mound City, and Old Kansan monuments, and the evolution from nomadic hunters to organized settlements and towns such as Pueblo Bonito.
Visitors plan a favorite getaway at Smoky Mountain National Park with trails stretching across 19 miles wide and a six thousand plus trout river at one of its main attractions. A free guided tour is offered during the summer, drawing campers and nature enthusiasts to the area amid scenic peaks and forest scenery.
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