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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1957
Page
11
An AFL-CIO critique argues inflation stems from corporate profits and government spending, not wages. It notes rising personal income and wages, but falling profits, and cites insufficient business investment funds and consumer thrift as contributors. It calls for shared responsibility among government labor capital and consumers to restrain inflation and sustain prosperity.
A reader replies to an editorial, disputing the need for a financial responsibility law. The letter explains current requirements in Pennsylvania, cites Gov. Leader’s 1955 committee and 1956 report, and outlines proposed compulsory insurance options and alternative methods like bonds or deposits. It notes New York’s 1957 law as a recent example and observes lack of empirical results.
A Lancaster Farming recap presents a Atlanta speech by Bishop H M Turner attacking courts and legislatures over Negro discrimination. It includes a Nebraska City rescue story of a mother and baby, a sheep incident in Lancaster County, horse price notes from Paris, pigs exploiting a dairy barn, and a 1932 tobacco prize contest note with Farm Bureau remarks.
Twenty five years ago a fire destroyed a wagon shed a corn barn and a garage on the Lancaster farm owned by Ervin Herr and his father Henry Herr located south of Uni.
The April 14 1957 Shouters Lesson contrasts Palm Sunday hosannas with Friday crucify him shouts. It notes crowds and individuals changing views from praise to doubt, and urges consistent faith over noisy rhetoric, highlighting the disciples Mary and those who serve.
Arthur P. Mylin Jr argues against compulsory auto insurance citing Massachusetts data on insured nonpayment and unlocatable drivers. He supports Governor’s Committee safety measures including raising age to 18 with training, mandatory reexaminations, stricter enforcement, and longer license suspensions after accidents.
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