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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1950
Page
8
A compact defense of private enterprise over socialism and the welfare state. It argues that opportunity and freedom from individual initiative sustain real benefits, while government handouts erode independence and can become a snare, likening socialism to Cain harming Abel.
A historical business note argues railroad rates lag general price increases over the past decade while costs rose. railroads cut costs through equipment upgrades, traffic control, and higher volumes. It cites $4 billion spent since the war on new gear and plant improvements, concluding mass transportation lowers prices and improves service.
A review of press commentary on national emergency strikes highlights alarm over labor monopoly. Major newspapers urge tougher legislation or antitrust measures to curb union power and align bargaining with responsibility, noting Congress must end labor excesses.
William C. Mullendere of Southern California Edison warns that expanding government power via subsidies and social programs edges America toward tyranny as Lincoln warned. He argues leaders must sound alarms against loss of freedom and warns that gradual socialism invites communism or fascism, threatening democratic rights.
The article reviews The Police State by Craig Thompson a former Time Life Moscow correspondent published by E P Dutton arguing the Exremlin seeks global economic political enslavement and that compromise is a lie It cites Dean Acheson's pessimism about negotiations with the Kremlin and urges a strong bipartisan U S foreign policy with Dulles and Dewey endorsing resolute action and national liberty and security as crucial.
On a Central City train I asked a conductor why ticket punches leave odd holes. He says each conductor has a unique punch design, some reflecting preferences. His punch resembles a beer goblet and serves as a traceable signature for ticket verification.
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