Tin Cup in Hand at State Chamber Convention
William Book of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce warned that local chambers urge government economy while seeking more tax money for local projects. He said across the country groups lobby Congress for handouts, calling for economy at home yet demanding subsidies for dikes roads schools and hospitals. He urged true economy begins at the grassroots.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
William Book
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Federal Bureau
Railroads Driven by Continuous Research and Innovation
The rail industry steadily evolves through research across laboratories and universities. Ballast, controlled cooling rails, new rail design, bridges, locomotive power, maintenance mechanization, and passenger comfort are among current focus areas shaping faster safer and more economical railroading for the future.
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Association of American Railroads
Meat profits tiny for packers in share of meat dollars
The piece argues that meat packers earn only about seven tenths of a cent profit per pound from last year’s sales. It breaks down every dollar into farm payments nine tenths, wages nine tenths, and taxes eleven tenths per dollar, leaving a minuscule profit for owners.
Oil Progress Week Highlights Industry Growth
Between October 12 and 18 Oil Progress Week will be observed nationwide. The piece recalls milestones showing oil production expanding from one state to 27, the rise of over 200,000 service stations, and efficiency gains such as two gallons doing the work of three. It notes ample underground reserves and steady costs despite rising taxes.
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Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Stay Put Young Man Advice From Rotarian on Home Town Roots
Arthur Gordon argues in the Rotarian that staying in one's home town can offer lasting happiness and service opportunities. He notes many youths leave Denton for bigger cities seeking wealth, but the typical professional can thrive near home and contribute to local society rather than chase distant fame. He concedes rare cases need moving for careers like symphony work or cancer research.
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Rotarian
Arthur Gordon
Gordon
Denton
Mexico clamps down on communists says Uruchurtu
The Saturday Evening Post article by Richard English reports Mexico’s interior secretary Ernesto Uruchurtu tightening control over communists, enforcing laws while allowing liberties. He states visas are checked to prevent hostile influences, and that political factions are kept from damaging Mexico or democracies.
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Saturday Evening Post
Richard English
United States
Mexico
Srange
Hollywood
Moscow
Mr. English
Communist Party In
Ernesto Uruchurtu
Interior
FBI
Mr. Uruchurtu
Uruchurtu
Post
Things One Remembers About The Country Press
A historic statement extols 11 000 country daily and weekly newspapers in 48 states as privately owned and independent. It praises editors for fighting centralized government, socialism and communism, defending free enterprise and individual opportunity, and opposing government in business while serving the public and profit.
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R. M. Hofer
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Tachive
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Joe Marsh
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Sis
United States Brewers Foundation
Country Press
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Schick
Breeding & Nichols
Denton, Maryland
Pogo
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