Tool-User and Tool-Owner Partnership in Industry
W Alton Jones argues in a Cities Service Company magazine that tool users and owners form a partnership. He notes American workers repay labor fairly when using neighbors’ tools and points out the cost of modern industrial tools supports high wages and living standards.
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Diet and cholesterol in atherosclerosis debated
The piece notes many diet theories lack proof and warns against eliminating cholesterol rich foods. It cites a Harvard review stating meat milk and eggs provide essential energy and nutrition, while cholesterol is produced by the body and dietary cuts may not help atherosclerosis.
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Recognition Deserved for Americanism Award in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin American Legion awarded the first annual Americanism award to a power and light company for leading a campaign against socialism. The speech urged reeducation of all citizens in the principles of freedom and the dangers of government in business, stressing the need for Americanism in daily life.
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Wisconsin American Legion
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Economic highlights of Soviet style power shifts
An article in U S News & World Report analyzes how Communist elites rise and fall under Stalin. It traces eight step careers from street riots to prison, exile, and execution, citing Slansky Kostov Rajk Pauker and others. The piece notes fear, loyalty tests, and harsh fates amid satellite regimes.
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Socialism blamed for national resource waste, experts warn
A presidential commission urges prudent resource use amid rapid population growth and ongoing military needs. It argues government control and socialist planning undermine property rights and obstruct flood control and electric power expansion, warning the mixed system causes incalculable energy waste.
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Senate pushes SEPA to negotiate private power contracts
The Senate Appropriations Committee directs the Interior Department to halt transmission line construction in the SEPA area until private contracts are signed or rejected. It argues government-built lines waste taxpayer money and duplicate investor-owned utilities, urging conditions to ensure power is sold at regulated, lower consumer costs.
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