Personal war against greed in national strength effort
Ed Lipscomb notes Americans must win a personal war within to sustain national strength. He cites vested interests in defense, bureaucracy, and industry, urging restraint and honest laws. The piece frames taxes and public spending as tests of national conscience amid Cold War tensions.
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Russia
Ed Lipscomb
National Cotton Council
American Association of Nurserymen
Lipscomb
Moscow
Washington
Mr. Lipscomb
America
Defense
O.K
George
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Harry
Congress Faces Test as Extra Session Begins
Washington braces for a tense extra session with Senators starting next Monday and House members the following Monday. Members confront pressure to campaign while debating key bills, including a top priority on medical care for the aged funded via Social Security boosts. Democratic leaders aim to boost presidential prospects and re election chances by advancing several major measures.
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House of Representatives
Senate
House
Social Securit
Lancaster Farming: Lancaster County Farm Weekly notice
Fragments show publication details for Lancaster Farming weekly newspaper. Entries include offices in Lancaster and Mount Joy, editors Jack Owen and Robert G Campbell, established 1955, and subscription rates.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Lancaster Express
Jack Owen
Robert G Campbell
Lancaster Tarming
Haneister
Act of Marine
Mountjoy
Eisenhower Veto Expected On Aged and 111 Aid Bill
The article notes the expectation that President Eisenhower will veto a bill aiding the aged and ill. veto would challenge Republican candidates. It references a broad federal housing program with strong vote appeal and political strategy based on whether the veto occurs. It also mentions a 742% wage increase for federal workers and plans to raise the minimum wage for about 40 million factory workers.
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Eisenhower
Rural Rhythms I Remember
A reminiscence by Carol Dean Huber recalling farming life with wheat harvests in July. The speaker notes horseback work with binder, stubble on feet, shock stacks drying for threshing, and home kitchen meals of biscuits pies and cake. The piece ends with a quip about a threshing crew.
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Carol Dean Huber
Hosea portrays a loving yet troubled fatherhood amid Israel's rebellion
A 1960 August lesson echoes Hosea 11, showing God as a gentle father carrying Ephraim while Israel drifts from his commands. The article contrasts divine patience with Israel's worship of Baals and warns that rebellion harms communities, yet God’s love remains.
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Mare
Hosea
Gomer
God
Dr. Foreman
Ephraim
Nation of
Israel
Egypt
Agricultural guidance for lawn, pasture, and seed management
Practical notes cover mowing height 11 inches in heat, weekly cuts to deter crabgrass August September, renovating old pastures with soil tests and lime phosphate potash, August croising area before seeding, reseeding bluegrass, ordering winter grain seed oats wheat barley, risks of home-grown seed disease, and ventilating tobacco seedbeds with forced ventilation to prevent curing issues in hot humid weather.
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