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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1953
Page
4
Assistant Secretary Randahl warns that government produced power marketed by the Interior Department will cost more. He says the era of giving power away at taxpayers expense must end.
A critique argues that the idea of cheap socialized power rests on tax exemptions and subsidies. The author urges public awareness of the true cost drivers behind low electricity prices.
Meat packers contribute to medicine by supplying insulin from cattle and hog by products. The pancreas glands from 1,500 cattle and 7,500 hogs yield one ounce of crystallin insulin and many other by products such as cortisone and sutures. By by product sales prices for meat stay lower for American families.
Cullman Alabama Democrat criticizes lawmakers for borrowing to sustain a boom while supply and demand restore balance. S D Miller argues Benson plan shifts soil conservation responsibility to states. Chewelah Washington Independent rebukes Communist proposals as limited offerings.
Editorials from several papers criticize constraints on hiring and association, noting resistance to Communists or Teutist influence. They urge fair treatment and warn of broad implications for civil life and industry.
The message warns readers to drive cautiously to prevent harming subscribers. It emphasizes safety on roadways and urges responsible driving to protect the newspaper’s audience.
Phil Frederick, youngest son of Mr and Mrs John Frederick, departed Sunday for work in Troy New York after a four day stay with his family.
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