Debts and Doubts Over A $909 Billion Public Debt
An opinion piece debates the US public debt figure of 909,002,584,064.31 dollars, noting a year’s rise of 4,403,200,984.08 and contrasting two schools of thought. It discusses economic strain, potential reforms, labor conflict, and housing shortages amid political debate and policy proposals.
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Marines Assault Sugar Ridge on Guam In Brutal Clash
Third Marine Division led by Brig Gen Alfred Noble launches uphill assault on Sugar Ridge above Cuam with heavy bombardment from naval and air forces. Marines press two thrusts, weather heavy mortars and machine gun fire, advance along the ridge while joist enemy fire and cave defenses belch lead. Casualties mount as progress continues toward the summit.
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A Year With Angelica serial romance unfolds at home
Mary Lou frets before her wedding as Dennis delays joining her at home for the night. A sudden phone call from Ivan tests their plans and hints at hidden tensions surrounding Angelica and the couple balanced by nerves, vows, and uncertain futures amid a long, lonely evening.
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Soldier ballots cast early stir California politics
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan reveals that premature soldier ballots have already been voted, including federal ballots from sailors, marines, coast guards, and even submarines. War and Navy departments deny responsibility, while Jordan mails each voter a personal note returning the ballot. Assemblyman Bashore critics say most subgltenchors are not registered or likely to vote. Local baseball fan Lawrence Munsterton and family links are noted in a light side column.
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Orchids and Onions: Waste Paper Wasteful Across America
Florence McGehee laments the flood of unsolicited pamphlets and brochures clogging mailboxes and desks. She decries wasteful paper usage by educational groups, governments in exile, and private companies, urging thrift and simpler communications while warning that idle words may haunt us as surely as wasted paper. Public figures and ordinary shoppers alike are urged to save paper and rethink distribution.
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Your Birthday Today By Stella Friday August 4
Birth date profile notes high ideals and a strong will to maintain standards. It highlights a sharp mind, quick problem grasp, and shrewd business sense if focused on that field. It also praises creative talent and interest in literature and arts, with potential for both financial success and personal enjoyment.
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