Rights Must Be Earned in Human Responsibility View
Albert S. Goss, Master of the National Grange, argues in an editorial that rights claimed by the state, such as rest, housing, and medical care, should be earned through personal responsibility. He condemns universal government protection and urges a Declaration of Human Responsibility to curb government domination and the gimmie spirit, contrasting free and dictatorial systems.
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Albert S. Goss
National Grange
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Mr. Goss
France
Free Countries
United States
The Buyer's Market Shifts in Modern Retailing
A U S News survey notes merchants face a buyer’s market with slow moving goods unless prices fall. Retailers must anticipate demand, cut waste, and streamline overhead while selling at the lowest safe cost. Price remains the strongest consumer lure amid downward price trends.
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U.S
Bold New Program Life on Aramco in the Middle East
Life notes Aramco as a prototype for U S guidance in underdeveloped areas with a $259 million private capital investment. It highlights oil production, facilities growth, and Western culture, plus schools, farms, housing, hospitals, and higher pay for local workers, seen as a credit to the United States and free enterprise.
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Life
Aramco
Arabian American Oil Company
United States
Middle East
Truman
U. S
Aramcos
Saudi Arabia
Totalitarian Education Critics Spark Chicago Convention
A Chicago educators convention spoke against left wing influence in schools praising American democracy and enterprise. Speakers included a textbook author blacklisted in many schools and a union representative expelled by the AFL for communism with a Masses and Daily Worker writer named by a Congressional committee. The piece notes a rising interest in improving U S teaching while warning of harmful ideologies.
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Chicago
American Federation of Labor
New Masses
The
Daily Worker
Communist Party
Communist Front
United States
Washington
Future Country: Freedom vs Oppression in Education
The speaker warns that academic freedom must not justify biased curricula that undermine American tradition. They condemn instruction that praises oppressive regimes and terrorism, urging a nation of informed citizens who uphold core democratic values.
Economic cost of World War II tallied at four trillion dollars
Harper's Magazine analysis by C Hartley Grattan estimates human losses at about 40 million, with direct military spending over 1.1 trillion dollars, direct destruction around 2.234 trillion, and resource depletion about 650 billion. The total value reaches four trillion, excluding moral costs and potential future war devastation.
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Harper’s Magazine
Apri
C. Hartley Grattan
Victor
Mr. Grattan
Grattan
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Federal Reserve Systen
Ohal
Dole
Valencia
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