Arions Bring Uulty letter debate on wages and free markets
The column reprints Mr. Thomas Meysenberg's letter arguing about wage levels and union power, followed by a sharp reply that defends voluntary exchange in a free market. It contrasts employer and worker pay, cites machinery as a driver of living standards, and warns against government or union coercion in setting wages.
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Halter
Moysenberg
Ruth
Meysenberg
Union Boas
Industralist
Nixon
Seyone
Anton
Cesar Chavez Union
Chaves
California
F. A. Harper's
Foundation For Eronormic Education
Ivington-on-Hudson
N.Y
Lonnie in a Christmas window memory and a fire truck
Jim Bishop sketches a wounded city boy Lonnie recalling a Christmas scene. A bronze hook and ladder fire truck, a bustling home, Aunt Jenny’s arrival, and Lonnie’s fear and longing unfold as he watches family life through a fragile lens. The memory hints at an orphanage future and a stern warning from his father.
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Isle of
Jenny
Grandaunt Jenny
Grandaunt
Lonnie
Isa
Gehoul
Adele
John Ge
Kittchen
Lannie
King Feathes Syndicate
Tne
David Dicke
Dyke Hinze
Fearny
Spalding
Columbus
Jack
Jackie
St. Mary's Hospital
Ajrain
Columbus Air Patrol
Gir
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Columbus High School
Future Homemakers of America
Future Farmers of America
Hi-Y Club
Fire Engine and Quiet Fear Across a Family Scene
A fragile child clutching a Christmas fire engine encounters stern family judgment. Grandaunt Jenny probes his behavior while Mother and aunt clash over care as the boy shivers outside and later hides his broken toy, tears marking the moment.
The Telegraph Promises Dedicated Garment Information
The Telegraph pledges to dedicate space to readers about garment information and freedom themes. It emphasizes truthful reporting aligned with national statements while condemning censorship, advocating consistency with historic freedoms and the idea that peace begins with individual acts.
Drinking is the biggest drug problem in schools
Letters to the editor discuss alcohol as the major issue in high schools and universities, outweighing other drugs. Advice covers niacin for cholesterol, vitamin C's limited role, and emphasis on diet and exercise to lower cholesterol, plus reference to Dr. Lamb's book Your Heart and How to Live with It.
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Dr. Lamb
Reader
Land
Rubin
Lamb
Viking Press
Madison Ave
New York City
Onone
Assorted Americana Across a Timely A to Z
A fragmented puzzle like list highlights varied entries from places people and things. It blends references to states presidents rivers and languages with scattered clues and partial words. The piece reads like a filled crossword corner with names and terms from global and American topics.
Controversy Over Offshore Spill Report Sparks Debate
Dr Seallo Glasgow, a Department of the Interior associate, headed an Interim Environmental Impact Report on the Chevron oil platform fire and Gulf spill. The study found no major ecological damage due to favorable winds and spill dynamics, though investigators warn spills are not negligible. About 30,000 barrels spilled with 15,000 dispersed and 10,000 evaporated, while biologists noted yeast activity indicating microbial response to the Louisiana crude.
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Washington
Seallo B
Glasgow
Visi
Wintec
Department of the Interior
Chevron
Gulf of Mexico
Santa Barbara
Torrey Canyon
England
Louisiana
Oil spill tests plant life and shellfish in lower delta
An oil slick offshore threatens estuary habitats while fish harvests show mixed results. Shrimp and skipjack catches exceed ten year averages, oysters sampled in Louisiana show no taste of oil. Officials note minimal long term ecological damage per USC findings, though bird life suffered in the short term. Dr Glasgow faces questions as his investigation continues.
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Catanrral
Ginggow
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Department of Interior
University of Southern California
Santa Barba
Dr. Glasgow
Sight Evens Handed
King Features Syndicate
Unions bring unity and labor's changing role
In a reader letter from Genoa Nebraska Thomas Meysenberg argues unions empower workers against bosses, cite historical labor conditions, and question market justice. He notes Cesar Chavez’s grape contracts and wonders why wealth exists to share, urging fair wages and broader sharing of prosperity.
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Gom
Pres. Nixon
G.M
Cesar Chavez
United Karn Workers Organizing Committee
California
Farn Quarterly Magazine
Voth
Thomas Meysenberg
Genoa
Nebraska
Columbus Discoverers honor adds to 1940 grid roster
Louis Schulz the Columbus Discoverers honorary captain earns state all state football honors on Lineal Journal and Star 1940 roll. Schulz leading scorer with 36 points in third year on Maroon team joins fellow Columbus players Carl Irnet and fall senior tackle on honorable mention list.
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Svea C. Loomis
Daily Telegram
Louis Schulz
Columbus Discoverers
Lineal Journal and Star
Schute
Oliver
Lou
Maroon
Ny Fall
Carl Irnet
Columbus
Nebraska Shorthorn Breeders Association
Tous Andrews
Cambridge
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Telegrarty
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Berrys World
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Harbor Amer
Frontier 4
Udoos
Buckeye State
North Amers
Tommils Yy
Nevada
Viner Bi
Welaha
Elinilcomb
Bbhus
Ata
Lea
Irs
Hevapeyar
John Chamberlain
Foster
Lecad
News of
Yesteryear
Charlot Dickens
Relwin Durand
East Lynne
North Opera
Oliver Mennen
Katherine Lannan
Lady Tsabells
Phona AtcAllister
Berbard Tare
B. McNair
Archibald Carlysle
Ward Oghorn
Mennen
Sterwark
Sigs
Osborne
Central City
Wikhorn Railroad
Town
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Gatlon
Oklahoma City
Okla
Neler
Levine
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