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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1947
Page
2
In a capital visit, lawmakers discuss trimming the budget with national defense largely spared. wartime waste persists but defense costs loom large, while civilian staff outlays and bureaucratic excess threaten efficiency. A peacetime pruning seeks leaner operation without crippling military strength.
The U S Treasury urges readers to join the Payroll Savings Plan or Bond a Month Plan to buy Savings Bonds automatically from checking accounts. The Minute Man symbol signals security for you and family as you invest in government savings.
Stuart Chaze argues that pure communal control of a plant by workers cannot sustain modern high speed mass production in America of 1947. He contends cooperation among workers, business leaders, farmers and government is essential to maintain living standards and operate an advanced economy.
DDT is poisonous to humans and animals, so avoid its use on leafy vegetables you plan to eat. The warning advises choosing safer methods for pest control in edible garden crops.
Iowa farmers who have established farm woodlot areas qualify for tax exemption on their forested land. The program targets landowners maintaining woodlots for conservation and potential revenue.
A garbled sentence suggests a notion of progress as a state of development where a man pays a laundry to destroy his shirts. The phrase reads like a miscopied aphorism about human progress and material loss. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
A contractor sends a foreman to the far side of a newly built wall and asks, Can you hear me? The foreman replies, Yes. Then asks, Can you see me? No. The planner quips, That is what I call a good val.
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