Government warns against wage price controls and profit margins
Telegram opinion argues that wage and price controls by Congress and the administration threaten free enterprise. It cites the Fries Commission profit margin rule as harmful, detailing penalties for excess profits and price overcharges. The piece accuses the Price Commission of unfair averaging and ignores variable product mixes, urging modification of regulatory power.
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Weir Cannings
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Change Aplenty In American Life Today
A reader reflects on broad shifts in society noting unexpected forms of strikes, shifts in youth work and family budgeting, and a growing reliance on government over personal responsibility. The piece laments changing values and urges a return to character and faith.
Government rhetoric on welfare and personal responsibility
The quote argues government is not a source of wealth and that aid comes from the people. It asserts that replacing annual aid with a one time 5000 relief payment would cut 10000 from workers, magnified across millions of families to reach billions. It notes the current U S welfare population numbers nine.
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U.S
Why work Iwiliion Jobs in demand today
The National Industry Conference Board notes help wanted ads are down from years ago indicating many Americans prefer relief over work for a living. The signficance is that a large number avoid employment despite opportunities.
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Natinnal Industry Conference Board
Memoir of a NYC News Team Photographer Friend
A veteran correspondent recalls Emil Herman, a retired photographer from New York, visiting a Florida home. They worked together for 13 years, sharing streets and wartime gigs, recalling colorful newsroom days, dangerous assignments, and a life in journalism from color to chaos.
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Register
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Iowa
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Emil Gauvreau
Untitled Scribbled Scene Turns On Set Intrigues
A chaotic fledgling scene unfolds with a reporter handed a gun to shoot into an editor’s ceiling as part of a sensational setup. Photographers push boundaries, while a New York paper misstates facts and a church gala drama reveals tensions behind glossy captions and backstage bragging.
Speech Patterns and Sleep Talk in Political Era
A compact critique notes that many political speeches resemble sleep talk, masking agendas and disagreements. It satirizes voter manipulation and the allure of new gadgets like digital clocks. The piece hints at social pretensions and humor in modern elites.
Telegram editorial and civic prompts from The Telegram
The March 9 1973 issue from Columbus Nebraska features editorial notices praising civil liberties and freedom while criticizing government control. It cites foundational documents such as the Declaration of Independence and stresses peaceful reform and independence in governance.
renal threshold in diabetes and age effects
Dear Dr Lamb explains how the kidney has a renal threshold for glucose around 170 to 189 mg/dL. Thresholds vary among individuals and may rise with age or kidney disease, affecting sugar in urine. Blood glucose changes drive urinary sugar loss, not the baseline threshold alone. Some rare individuals have very low thresholds and spill sugar even at high glucose.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Inquisitive Basington: Lexaseily School Across A
Fragmented OCR style puzzle list with scattered clues and mismatched words. Names and entities are unclear. multiple partial terms reference subjects science geography language and history across an indecipherable grid.
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Lexaseily
Abiusi
Florida
Bini
Hari
States resist tax pull as governors rail at federal aid
A critique of tax money flows notes governors from Kentucky Georgia and Arkansas press Washington to curb federal spending while state revenues rise. It cites Tax Foundation estimates that state local revenues could grow by billions by 1980, even with some federal program extensions, and discusses property tax shifts and education cost trends amid calls to curb federal impounding and budget growth.
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Tax Foundation
Wixen
Wendell Yord
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Tovetner
Jimmy Carter
Arkansas
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Georgia
Jimmy Cuter
Ueissie
Supreme Court
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Jane Towaldos
Wax Foundation
Ga Thy
Drug addiction tale prompts severe warnings on marijuana
A Rotarian article discusses Plorvie Fisher, a 23 year drug addict who began with pot in New York after college. It cites her liver and heart death, her long public talks to youths, and a controversial claim that marijuana leads to greater crimes. Gallup shows 12 percent tried marijuana, 64 percent favor legalization among those tried.
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Plorvie Fisher
New York
Florrie Fisher
Mike Douglas
David Susskind
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U.S.A
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Murer
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Newspaper sales rise while TV news viewership declines
Alfred J Durant Comminia University Survey of Broadcast Journalism reports nightly network news viewing fell by about 100000 households from 1971 to 1972 despite more sets in use. E&P Yearbook prelims show daily newspapers selling over 62.5 million copies in 1972, up from 1971. A NA study notes only a minority would recall stories minutes after air, prompting questions on television as the prime news source.
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National Association of Broateastars
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