Atomic energy for peaceful use could lift world power
An editorial argues Congress should ease secrecy and allow peaceful atomic energy development. It notes Britain and Russia advancing while U S rules hamper private investment and data exchange, urging a law that lifts nonessential restrictions to spread power and strengthen democratic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Britain
United States
Russia
The Sin of Covetousness in Ahab and Modern Life
A sermon reflects on covetousness as a universal sin from biblical kings to modern wealth. It recounts Ahab Naboth Jezebel and Elijah, showing how greed leads to ruin and tyranny, and urges truth and public trust to curb corruption and protect faith and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Timothy
Ahab
Israel
Naboth
Jezreel
Samaria
Jezebel
Elijah
God
Omri
Jehu
America
Right To Work Debate Links Santa Fe Case to Taft-Hartley
The piece argues that congressional inaction on revising Taft-Hartley heightens a Santa Fe Railroad dispute over a closed shop. It cites F G Gurley describing a union dues default and discharge, raising questions whether any law permits a union to bar work for arrears and how labor rights clash with family obligations and broader policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Congress
Santa Fe Railroad
Supreme Court
F. G. Gurley
Santa Fe System
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Gurley
Truman Back in Washington at National Press Club
Former President Harry S. Truman wowed a packed National Press Club luncheon with a breezy, candid Q and A on unity in foreign policy, the McCarthy era, and his own political future. He said he wouldn’t run again, hinted at demagogues, and noted private life suits him after 30 years of public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri
Harry S. Truman
National Press Club
Harry
Bacall
Truman
U. S. Senate
Press Club
Ernest P. Vaccaro
Mr. Truman
Dean Acheson
Harry Vaughan
Don Dawson
Clark Clifford
RFC
Harry McDonald
John L. Lewis
UO. 8
Senator McCarthy
McCarthy
Independence
Vaccaro
Readers urged to send brief signed letters
The Enterprise invites letters on public matters. Limitations include brevity legibility and signature. In unusual cases names may be omitted from publication but must appear on the original letter. Letters may be edited but not to alter meaning and not all will be published.
Second Annual All Breed Nog Show deemed successful
The Enterprise reports the Second Annual All Breed Nog Show held last Saturday was a great success. Gratitude is expressed for publicity help and for support aimed at aiding crippled children, with the Exchange Club offering ongoing service and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
M. D. Keith
Blackberry Winter's Signs and Rural Tales in Spring
The column notes lingering cold days and old farmer lore about blackberry blossoms predicting a cold snap. It recalls sheep-shearing rains, spring rituals, and a playful tale of a Chevrolet jumping into a yard as a yard owner laughs off damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyles (Jr
Chevrolet
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Solomon
Atlas
Rock of Gibraltar
Frank Menke
Cincinnati
Harry Raymond
All Sports Review
Saint Peter
Old Nick
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George D. Heaton
High Point Personnel Association
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