Unemployed May Promote Work Ethic Says Chamber
The Wheeling Intelligencer editorial argues that high unemployment figures partly reflect lack of incentive. It cites Commerce figures showing 4.8 percent national rate with higher rates among teens, single men, and married women. The piece notes breadwinner motivation as key to reducing joblessness. It also discusses the role of advertisements in shaping reader belief and trust in newspapers as a medium.
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Italian industrialist uses travel prizes to expose red belt beliefs
Renato Crotte, an Italian resident of the Red Belt, uses free trips to the Soviet Union to show locals the reality behind propaganda. Tourists report stark contrasts like scarce goods and poor housing, sparking disillusionment among some participants.
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Departing Economically on Body Disposition
An Orlando Sentinel column jokes about cheap body disposal after death, a physician proposing donations to banks or medical schools to cut middlemen and aid research. It cites Rep James Ott noting Jessica Mitford and her husband due to HUAC ties, and comments on the funeral industry and burial customs with a skeptical tone.
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What Happened To Courtesy in Dayton and Today
The Asheville Citizen argues courtesy is an individual trait shaped by breakfast eggs and whims, not a lost national norm. It warns that modern生活 slips into discourteous behavior due to constant calls, literate letters, and bulky typewriters, but asserts that civility persists for now in the present moment.
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Independent Riga Enterprise publication notice
An Independent Newspaper notice from Riga Enterprise printed in Avrpiper style warns readers about delivery and subscription details. It includes postage information, carrier contracts, and notes on payment responsibility and rates for the Peint, N.C. area.
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New Cities For Old: 2 Urban Renewal Plans Draw Fire
Critics challenge two urban renewal schemes amid GAO inquiries into Cleveland and nationwide projects. The debate centers on criteria used to justify clearance of commercial areas, with concerns about displacement and moves that favor bureaucracy over residents. References to federal aid totals and impacts on housing, income areas, and city redevelopment plans underscore the controversy.
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Gifts To Colleges South Back Education Growth Rise
The Southern Education Board reports stronger college gifts from 1958 to 1960 with a 25 percent rise in voluntary support. Foundations led in increases, up 121 percent, while private institutions received more from foundations than from alumni. Southern schools trail the national average in grant growth but show notable foundation influence on private universities.
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Notes On The News on Private Colleges Grants Rise
Private institutions show an almost 50 per cent increase in grants with the South at 58 per cent, private men’s colleges leading while Southern students lag in per student gifts. Junior colleges in the South exceeded nonregion peers in giving to alma maters. SREB recommends long term projections addressing college growth, faculty pay, plant costs, student services, scholarships, buildings, and donor sources.
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Latin America seen through US policy and power games
Guest columnist Robert Kexmayer examines Latin America as a crucial but combustible arena for US influence, noting that despite goodwill and anti Yankee sentiment, Latin Americans seek reform, jobs, and stability. He argues US actions shape regional loyalties and warns of growing urban poverty and political volatility in Lima and beyond.
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