Conditions in China Reported by Communist Press
The official organ of the Typographers Union summaries describe harsh labor practices in the Chinese People's Republic. Workers are said to endure 24 to 32 consecutive hours, with party leaders praising workers who stay on for days and nights. Reports claim five day five night shifts and recalls from sick leave to meet output.
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National Review
The
Typographers Union
Chinese People’s Republic
Chinese Communist Press
Communist Party
Freedom and socialism in farm policy defense by Dan Thornton
Former Colorado governor Dan Thornton urged Oregon Cattlemen's Association members to reject government subsidies. He framed the choice as freedom versus socialism, warning that even limited aid leads to increased government control and political expediency, while livestock prices will rise and fall. He praised producers who oppose government solutions and defend absolute freedom.
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Dan Thornton
Colorado
Oregon Cattlemen’s Association
No State Is Landlocked In Economic Sense Says Board
The Federal Maritime Board noted on National Maritime Day that no state is landlocked economically, stressing a stake for all Americans in the merchant marine. It highlighted export trade, farm outputs, and manufactured goods as linked to overseas markets and U.S. jobs in shipping and trade.
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Federal Maritime Board
United States
U. S
Machine Tools of Agriculture and Dealer Expertise
A leading equipment executive argues farm dealers must be engineers who know both what machines do and which tools fit each task. Dealers should train continually to maximize machine performance, energy savings, stand improvement, and profits, reflecting farming as a skilled business and craft.
Taxes, Taxes and Power: A Utilities Tax Burden Analysis
A major gas and electric utility reports net income of about 53 million for the year ending March 31. Taxes totaled over 120 million, meaning government takes more than twice the company’s after tax income. The piece argues utilities are major taxpayers and warns against socialist nationalization.
Greensboro Homemakers Luncheon Sets September Council Plans
The Greensboro Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Magaret Myers home on Tuesday June 5 with 19 attendees. Plans were made to serve luncheon for the County Council meeting at the Greensboro firemen's hall in September and monthly meetings will resume that month. Several members and guests dispersed for summer years and visits.
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Greensboro Homemakers Club
Magaret Myers
Greensboro
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Conrad Hardesty
Wichita, Kan
Mabel Hastings
Joseph Cherry
Baltimore
David Bishop
Weekend Visitors and Summer Preparations Across Town
A long list of residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend and upcoming summer, including Rev Liston Moyer and Debra Lynne at the Pilgrim Youth Convention in Winona Lake, Dr Myron Smith in town, and many from Baltimore Philadelphia Wilmington and beyond. Summer workers and students from local colleges are returning, with families hosting trips and plans noted for Rehoboth Beach employment and various family visits.
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Clayton Porter
Harry Draper
Arthur Batson
Liston Moyer
Debra Lynne
Nolan Hubbard
Chan
Walter Raver
Pearl Joiner
Dorothy Dukes
William Quillen, Jr
Tommy Holland
Ingleside
William Bailey
Sue
Fred Thornton
Hillsboro
Florence Thornton
Roy J. Rakes
University of Richmond
Richmond
Joyce
Carol Mackling
Philadelphia
William Stoops
Richard Stoops
Davis Bishop
Baltimore
Wayne
Johnny
Mary Lou
Draper
George Weiderhoceft
Rosa Boyd
Baynard Golt
Templeville
Boyd
Rowland Seeders
Silver Spring
Preston Spicher
Alvin Smith
St. Petersburg
Fla
Nelson Wyatt
Chester
Bayard
Cahall
Vernon Williams
Atghen
Ida Clark
Merrel E. Spence
V. P
Alaska
Karen Dillon
Sally Ann Pritchett
Claire Wright
Charlene Rampmeyer
Lynn Wilding
Rehoboth Beach
Fay Butler
Jancie Pippin
Dixie Barrett
Ann Bishop
Eleanor Bishop
Ruth Dean
Virginia Robb
Linda Lucas
Henry Lucas
Eugene Wood
Ridley Farms
William Seward
Upper Darby
Earl Wharton
Wilmington
Francis Downs
Nancy
Clayton
Duke Robb
Robert Edge and Sons
Frederia
Del
Alfred Blackburn
Robert Downey
Homer Stufft
Thomas Morris
Local People News From Ridgely Area
Grace Vernon Smith reports residents. Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Pritchard and five daughters moved to Baltimore last week. Carlyle Bennington returned home from Memorial Hospital Easton. Miss Mary Robinson is home from…
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Kenneth L. Pritchard
Baltimore
Carlyle Bennington
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Mary Robinson
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Marvin Caplinger
State Teachers College
Salisbury
Charles F. Morschel and Son
Round Bay
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R. T. Anderson
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N. J
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Edward Dean
Rowena
Willie Harris
Preston King
Dover
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Orvil Lewis
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Frank Asilton
Frank Asilton, Jr
W. P. Pursley
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U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Swarthmore
John R. Stack
Edenton Marine Base
N. C
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Rumsey Mullikin
Orville Mullikin
Relay
Charles Rittenhouse
Washington College
Chestertown
Jane Ringgold
Charles T. Dean
Chas. King
University of Maryland, College Park
William H. Leavin
New York City
I. T. Saulsbury
Clara Laird
Levittown
Edgar Greenley
Frank L. Slaughter
Sandra
Eugene W. Slaughter
Richard Yost
Houston
Lois Slaughter
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Margaret Swing
Stanley Zweck-Bonner
Westport
Harrington
Orlando
Phillip Lee Redden
Frank Melvin
Clark Woodward
Carlton Marvel
Frederick
Dennis Wilhoit
Dover Base Hospital
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Woodrow Newphes
Arlington
George Garman
Roy Garman
Long Island
B. J. Spence
Billy
Elwood Ganger
Pittston
Ulrich Towers
L. N. Dennison
Conshohocken
Louis Arbeene
Newport
R. I
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Thomas Middleton
Centreville
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Leonard Sparks
Sparks
David Strit
Margaret Sparks
Virginia Sparks
Harry Rittenhouse
Chas. Rittenhouse
Barbara Covington
University of Maryland
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Covington
Calvin Covington
Roy Hendricks
University
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Lord
Benj. Colgain
Richard Keenan
Westover
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Cheltenham
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