Inventions and Televised Future Highlight Era
A rippling feature discusses growing industry and research funding, noting 2100 industrial removohs employing 23000 tech workers and the potential of scientific labs to fuel invention. Philo Farnsworth is cited as the pioneer of television, with ongoing investments totaling over a million dollars after sixteen years of effort.
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Contested Tax Debate Shapes State Revenue Fight
Lawmakers wrestle over a constitutional sales tax amendment and an omnibus tax bill. In the House a bloc seeks new or increased levies on mineral products and luxury items, while Senate allies push for pension funding and social programs. The stalemate risks a tax deadlock, with economy measures looming and extensive appropriations still unsettled.
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Regular meeting of Cufton Lodge No. 300 AF and AM
A regular meeting of Cufton Lodge No. 300 AF and AM is scheduled with members urged to attend and conduct routine lodge business. Officers and attendees will review upcoming events and initiations in the current Masonic year.
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West era cinema highlights at Cliftex theater
A period notice lists upcoming films including Tex Ritter’s Tornadoes with a musical set and Glen Blackwell’s Inland featuring Rosemary Lane and Stanley Fields. It promotes James Cagney in The Oklahoma Kid with Humphrey Bogart and Rosemary Lane, plus Technicolor Color Parade and Joan Crawford Follies.
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World peace path debated by thinkers and powers
The article notes liberal and realist views on preventing another world war. It argues coercive force alone fails, urges reform of thinking to curb hate and crime, and asserts freedom can endure with nonviolent methods. It cites international debate and calls for disciplined, principled action over aggression.
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