Roots of wages and debt lessons in editorials
Editorial excerpts discuss wage theories from production profits to mass production and distribution, citing Ford and American industry. They contrast debt as a tool for earning with caution against borrowing from friends, urging readers to consult banks for legitimate loans and assess lending likelihood before borrowing.
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Mason County News
New Haven
W. Va
John Chamberlain
the Freeman
Henry Ford
South Pasadena
Calif
Health for All: Tuberculin Research and Monkey TB Case
Dr. Leon H. Schmidt at the Christ Institute in Cincinnati redirected 150 TB sick rhesus monkeys from malaria studies to tuberculosis research in 1952. They tested isoniazid and BCG vaccination, aided by a Christmas Seal grant, aiming to mirror human TB treatment and drug testing. A Chicago zoo TB epidemic prompted rapid treatment with isoniazid, illustrating slow but steady progress in medical knowledge.
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Leon H. Schmidt
Christ Institute of Medical Research
Cincinnati
Ohio
India
Schmidt
Tapas
National Tuberculosis Ration
Man
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
Paratroopers Rise to Prominence in Air Force Roles
Air Force paratroopers gain recognition for their role in Combat Control Teams and Jump School trained teams. Sergeant DiGian notes airborne units support supply drops and invasions, with strict physicals and advanced electronics training as part of their mission.
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Air Force
John J. DiGian
USAF
Tactical Air Command
GI Loan Activity Rises in March Across Three Areas
William J. Blake of the Veterans Administration restral office in Boston reports March 1957 GI loan activity rose in appraisal requests for existing dwellings to 914 from 87 in February, housing starts to 246 from 107, and appraisal requests for proposed construction to 292 from 107. GI home loan applications fell 7.9 percent to 957 from 1039.
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William J. Blake
Veterans Administration Restral Office
Boston
yoUpy
Maberwith
Colored Chicks Prohibited From Retail Sale Statewide
Chief Prosecuting Officer Herman Dean of Angell Memorial Animal Hospital and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals warned that the retail sale of dyed or colored live baby chicks and related fowls is banned in the commonwealth. Those selling or offering fewer than six birds will face a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, enforcement aided by the MSPCA during Easter awareness efforts.
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Herman Dean
Angell Memorial Animal Hospital
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Commonwealth
Syl Oe
Massachis Society For
Woman Returns 1947 License Plates Over Unlucky Number
A Muskegon woman returned her 1947 license plates to the state license bureau demanding new numbers after saying the figures totaled her unlucky number as determined by a New York numerologist.
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Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon
A.uw
New York
Banker Eisenhower Named Hillside S&L Chairman
Chicago reporter notes Fear D Eisenhower brother of the President serves as board chairman of Hillside Savings and Loan Association a suburban lender.
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Chicago
Fear D
Eisenhower
Suburban Hillside Savings and Loan Association
A Ee
Army 6 month program prompts rapid enlistment drive
Worcester Army Recruiting Station urges quick action as March enlistments reach 81 through Worcester and additional by Army Reserve and National Guard centers. The program offers 6 months active duty within 120 days, with a return to ready reserve status after service, limiting future capacity. contact details for Worcester and Marlboro offices provided.
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Worcester
Marlboro
Army Reserve
National Guard
Army
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Iiding
Tel
Pleasant
Joseph Ferrecchia
Marlboro Post Office
Massachusetts College Girl Absence Baffles National Queen Contest
In Asbury Park New Jersey the Fifth Annual Grand Finals to be held June 21 to 23 seeks the nation’s most beautiful and brainy college girl. No entry has been received from a Massachusetts college girl prompting the committee to urge coeds from Bay State schools to enter.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Massachusetts
Convention Hall
State College Queen
Asbury Parkiil
H _ oF
Milton seeks seven minute barber cut in Memphis
In Memphis a man named Milton asked for a seven minute barber cut. Barber J. B. Smith shaved the left side while R. M. LaBarre cut the right, each side completed in exactly seven minutes.
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Memphis, Tenn
Milton
J. B. Smith
French
R. M. LaBarreare
Fresh Salad garden boosts flavor and nutrition
The article extols home grown salad greens for taste and health. It highlights lettuce varieties including romaine and bibb, the benefits of fresh leaves, and notes that regular thinning supports vigorous growth. It mentions watercress as another suitable crop for salad gardens.
Small Ranch Style Homes Offer Economical Comfort
A family buying a compact ranch style home expects single level living and careful insulation. The article notes considering mineral wool insulation for floors to improve energy efficiency in small one story houses.
Reading fragment on internet preference
Fragment mentions preferring inets and built in ing with a quick touch reference. It hints at winter but lacks clear facts or structured details.
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