Merchant Seeks Truth On War Views From Students
A New York diamond merchant, Lawrence S. Mayers, funded an essay contest on world peace at city high schools. He surveyed teachers and 3,000 students in 40 states, finding many youths blame business for war. Winners prize with trips to New York and the United Nations. Mayers continues with a national survey of attitudes toward war and profit.
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New York
NEA
Lawrence S. Mayers
L. and
Mayers
New York City
Kiplinger
Wall Street
Crawford Wheeler
Chase National Bank
Henry Steele Commager
Columbia University
United Nations
Engineer Switches to Smoother Calvert
Chicago engineer Ralph Johnson says he switched to Calvert whiskey for a smoother taste whether on the rocks or in cocktails. He urges friends to join a 60 second taste test to compare Calvert’s smooth, rich flavor with other whiskeys. Calvert Distillers Corp. New York City markets Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey.
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Chicago
Ralph Johnson
Johnson
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Great Drought Threatens Northern Australia Cattle
A severe North Australian drought reaches a breaking point with officials forecasting no beef exports this year and cattle losses potentially reaching 150000 by November. The forage crisis spans vast areas from Darwin to Alice Springs, with surface water nearly exhausted and traditional rainmaking abandoned.
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Sydney
Darwin
Free
Europe
J. McEwen
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland
Alexandria Downs
Indian Ocean
Alice Springs
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