Marshall Herald details and subscription rates
The Marshall Herald printed by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois lists editor names Mark and Carlos Stewart and Mark Stewart as editor. It notes second class mail matter status and rates including subscription at 2.00 per year and local advertising 35c per column inch and 20 per line.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Nanois
Jenison Urged Against Taxpayer Spending Record
The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce tabulates Edward H. Jenison of Paris as voting 10 times for economy in government and never for spending during the 82nd Congress. His opponent is shown voting for spending seven times and not voting twice.
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The
Illngis
Edward H. Jenison
Paris
Congress
Jenison
Federal spending soars past early American era totals
The New England Letter cites rising federal outlays in 1953 for civilian payrolls, price support losses, and large-scale credits. It notes 102.8 billion available for the Armed Forces and discusses tax changes, debt, and overseas aid as part of a broad pattern of federal fiscal strain.
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Lindbergh
New York
Paris
State Budget Expenditure Excesses Across Biennial Years
Beginning unencumbered balance July 1 1949 shows 147 649 652. Excess of expenditures over income for year 5 673 596. For 1950 biennium excess expenditures over income 29 076 238. Beginning balance July 1 1951 first year current biennium shows excess of expenditures over income 41 907 926 with 112 899 918 noted as prior figure.
What Do You Owe The Dollar In Purchasing Power
The piece argues inflation erodes purchasing power and cites a National Association of Manufacturers study. A typical family spending 50 dollars weekly in basic necessities now buys what 27.34 dollars could in 1939, yet official rhetoric touts prosperity. It questions the sustained value of dollars over 12 to 13 years.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Politicians Silent on Prosperity of These People
The text notes that since 1939 their incomes have not doubled or near doubled and politicians remain understandably silent on the question of their prosperity.
Five Points Society Notes
Bible school attendance was fifty four. Mr and Mrs Wm Veach traveled from Terre Haute by train for Oregon to visit their son Paul and family. The Life Recruit rally at Lansdowne church of Christ drew several locals. Joyful birthday gathering honored Joyce Hendrix with relatives and friends. Mrs Lloyd Hendrix took daughter Sharon to Terre Haute clinic for observation.
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Bible School
Wm. Veach
Terre Haute
Oregon
Paul
Northcutt
Lila June Morgan
Donna Wilhoit
Beverly
Billy Hendrix
Mary Ann Bruner
Bobbie Linton
East St. Louis
Life
Lansdowne Church of Christ
Don Gard
Linda Lee
Chicago
Glen Wilhoit
Donna
Joyce
Rev. Northcutt
Linda
Marilyn Macke
Judy
Linda Gard
Priscilla
Elaine Myers
Frances
Jane Hutchens
Faye Linton
Sharon Hendrix
Anita Long
Linda Behner
Rosemary Higginbotham
Carol Anne Ewbank
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
West York Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Betty Miller, Mrs. Danny Harper, and Jimmy visited Sunday with Mrs. Rita Lee and Pamela Ann. Grace Dodd spent Thursday with Myrtle Afilis. Warren Kenderdine and June called on Chester Culp near Porterville. John Thompson hosted Wiley Kenderdine and Flossie Kenderdine and family. Bardin, Theresa and David joined Burton Lee and Pamela Ann for Sunday supper.
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Betty Miller
Danny Harper
Jimmy
Rita Lee
Pamela Ann
Grace Dodd
Myrtle Afilis
Warren Kenderdine
June
Chester Culp
Famiy
Porterville
John Thompson
Wiley Kenderdine
Flossie Kenderdine
Man Bardin
Theresa
David
Burton Lee
Science Says We Shouldn't Starve
At the Geographical Congress in Washington scientists warned world population growth will require boosting food production through chemistry and agriculture. Dr W H Sebrell Jr said malaria eradication could lift global yields, Dr Theodore Schultz projected a 20 percent US gain in five years feeding 50 to 100 million more people, and Dr Josue de Castro urged Amazon bottomlands as underused potential amid calls that arable land limits remain.
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Cience
International Geographical Congress
Washington
W. H. Sebrell, Jr
National Institutes of Health
Theodore Schultz
University of Chicago
Department of Economics
United States
George Kuriyan
University of Madras
India
Congress
Josue de Castro
The
University of Brazil
Amazon
Community social notes and upcoming event at Old No. 6 School
Friday supper and Sunday dinner hosts crowd the county with multiple families visiting and celebrating birthdays. Local visits include Bowman of Terre Haute and Dodd of Melrose. A community meeting at Old No 6 School drew good attendance and will resume on the last Friday night in October with a wiener roast.
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