The New Deal Era Debate On Welfare And Self Help
A fragmented overview recounts historic tension between government aid and individual responsibility. It traces ideas from Malthus to Spencer, notes opposed views on public relief, and references 19th century reforms and debates shaping welfare policy and social responsibility.
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James Marlow Hington
Rostvelt
Ema
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darthe
Herberter
Malthus
Spencer
Dar
Pierce
Congress
Dorothea
Medal of Honor Hero Merritt Edson Found Dead at 58
Retired Marine Corps officer and Medal of Honor recipient Merritt A. Edson was found dead in his garage from carbon monoxide poisoning. Edson, 58, led Edson's Raiders in Guadalcanal and served as executive director of the National Rifle Association and former head of the Vermont State Police. His son Merritt A. Edson Jr. spoke of the father's fatigue and concern over the POW issue.
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W. M i
Merritt A. Edson
Edgan
Raiders
Guadalcanal
Marine Corps
Richard M. Rosenberg
Edson
National Rifle Assn
Vermont
Fancy Thief in New Mexico Police Probe
Brief dispatch notes a theft case in New Mexico with police investigating reports of a fancy thief. No further details available.
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NM. J
Albert Tel Police
Guernsey Revival Underway At Local Baptist Church
Guernsey Baptist Church hosts a revival started Friday night and running through August 21 with daily services at 7 30 p m Evangelist Ed Pinkston invites all to attend
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Guernsey
Ed Pinkston
Trouble Brews in Korea U S Is Concerned
In Seoul Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer returned from Japan as President Rhee reaffirmed his plan to eject U S guarded Communist truce inspectors. Lemnitzer met Rhee last week while Rhee urged restraint to avoid bloodshed amid protests targeting the truce team compounds.
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Robert Brown
Seoul
Korea
U. S. Far East
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lemnitzer
Far East
Japan
Republic of Korea
Rhee
Klan activity in east Texas being checked by officials
Texas Attorney General John Ben Shepperd says investigators have looked into reports of a revived Ku Klux Klan in 22 east Texas counties over more than a week. He cautions there is no confirmed active group and urges lawful, peaceful action against any mob rule.
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Longview
Tex
East Texas
Atty
John Ben Shepperd
Texas
Citizens Councils
Supreme Court
Shepperd
Ku Klux Klan
U. S. Supreme Court
Princess Anne Turns Five as Royal Birthday Rivalry Becomes Center
In Aberdeen Scotland Princess Anne turns five today but attention shifts toward Princess Margaret who will celebrate age 25 next Sunday and become eligible to wed without royal consent. Anne plans a birthday party at Balmoral Castle with her parents nearby.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Anne
Princess Margaret
Balmoral Castle
Four Newsmen Arrested in Seoul Spy Ring Probe
Seoul police arrested Oh Yo Han 38 assistant editor at Orient Press and Shim Hyung Taik 48 of Kukje Press on suspicion of links to a Communist spy ring and violation of national security law. Orient Press is a major Korean news agency and Kukje Press a smaller Pusan paper.
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Seoul
Oh Yo Han
Orient Press
Shim Hyung Taik
Kukje
Kukje Press
Jersey City worker falls 60 feet but escapes injury
James O'Neil, 22, of Jersey City, fell 60 feet from the rooftop of the Maiden Storm Brassiere factory where he worked yesterday. He landed on a refuse pile and was not injured, police said.
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Bayonne
X. J
James O'Neil
Jersey City
O'Neil
Maiden Storm Brassiere
Concert Friday features Joe Roper and Melody Boys at Fair Park
A large concert is planned for Friday night August 19 at Fair Park Coliseum with about 300 in attendance. Joe Roper leads the event with Coolidge Faulkner Gerald Williams Edwin Jones Dale Dennis James Burleson and Horace Kennedy as directors. Special groups include Arkansas Melody Girls Martin Sisters Trio Tri State Trio Accordian ensemble Caney Teenage quartet Stamps Hill Toppers Thompson and Evans and the Accordian Duet. Joe Roper and the Melody Boys of Little Rock will close the program with a full show. Ruben Rudlehooper the comedian also appears.
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Joe Roper
Melody Boys
Fair Park Coliseum
Coolidge Faulkner
Gerald Williams
Edwin Jones
Dale Dennis
James Burleson
Horace Kennedy
Arkansas Melody Girls
Martin Sisters
Tri-State Trio
Accordian Ensemble
Caney Teenage Quartet
Stamps Hill Toppers
Thompson
Evans
Accordian Duet
The
Little Rock
Ruben Rudlehooper
Market reports show steady demand for poultry and grain
In Little Rock and Batesville areas markets remain steady with good demand for broilers and fryers priced around 26 cents per pound F.O.B. farm. Chicago wheat futures fell to seasonal lows amid hedging pressure while rye and soybeans eased and corn futures dropped after late gains.
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Little Rock
Northwest Area
Broilers
Batesville
Floral Area
F.O.B. Farm
Chicago
Grain futures fluctuation with mixed gains across commodities
Market notes show September oats up one cent, rye steady to lower, soybeans up about 4 to 4-1/4 cents, wheat mixed with No 1 hard near 1.9612, corn at 1.29 for No 1 yellow, oats varied by grade, soybean meal at 53.50 and barley quoted nominally with malting at 1.29-1.40 and feed at 0.90-1.00.
Livestock Prices Stable to Higher at St Louis Market
At National Stockyards Hogs 11 000 head fairly active steady to 25 higher. mixed U S 1 and 3 200-250 lb 16.75-17.00 with some at 17.10. 250 head 200-220 lb 17.25. 170-190 lb 15.75-15.75. sows 400 lb down 14.00-15.25, heavier sows 11.25-13.50. boars 7.00-11.50. Cattle 7,000 and calves 1,300 opening sales fully steady. steers and heifers. Angus 1100 lb 23.25. steer yearlings 894 lb 23.00. good and choice steers 20.00-22.00. good and choice heifers 20.00-22.00. cows 10.50-12.50. canners 8.00-10.50. bulls 12.00-14.00. vealers 18.00-21.00. prime up to 24. Sheep 1,800 market not fully established. spring lambs 21.50-22.56. good and prime 19.00-21.00.
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U.S
Priangan Doctors Open Office for Patient Complaints
The Priangan Doctors Association opened a new office where patients can file complaints about medical treatment or billing issues. The move signals an organized approach to patient grievances and aims to improve service transparency.
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The
Priangan Doctors Assn
Spring Hill Revival Set to Run Eight Nights
Spring Hill Methodist Church begins revival on August 19 for a week with nightly services at 8 o clock and a daily lunch at 10 o clock in the church kitchen. The Rev. W Roy Jordan of Des Are will preach each evening.
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Air Force
Henry P. Nielson
Edward G. Sperry
New Mexico
Spring Hill Methodist Church
W. Roy Jordan
Des- Are
Fire at Hotel Fl Rancho Vegas forces evacuations
About 400 people were driven from the luxury Hotel Fl Rancho Vegas when a kitchen fire broke out. Three people were overcome by smoke as the blaze burned the kitchen and roof while the orchestra and chorus continued until diners exited orderly. Firemen traced the fire to a kitchen broiler with no damage estimate yet.
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Las Vegas
Nev.p
Rancho Vegas
Woman in Nevada City faces choice after return of prisoner
Una Schmidt-Fine, 20, separated from her husband Alford B. Fine after learning the POW, A.2 C. Daniel C Schmidt, survived a 1953 B29 crash in Korea. Schmidt, held 22 months in a Red Chinese prison, telephoned from Tokyo and returned to the U.S. as his wife weighs whether to remain with the logger or the returning husband.
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Nevada City
Calif
Una+ Schmidt-Fine
Una
Alford B. Fine
Daniel C Schmidt
Schmidt
Tokyo
America
Harold Berliner
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