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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1952
Page
4
Freedom must be defended immediately after Labor Day as Production for Freedom Week runs from September 7 to 18 on a national scale. Originating in the electric utility sector, the idea broadened to include all industry to illustrate how the economy operates and benefits American workers under a representative government.
The Committee for Economic Development warns that price and wage controls distort production and slow growth. It praises free market pricing as the driver of efficiency, consumer choice, and rapid adaptation, arguing regulation reduces supply responsiveness and overall progress.
An international mix of scientists and humanities scholars argues science must address right and wrong as it reshapes civilization. They say values should be grounded in what science reveals about human nature and limits, even as the era faces a global crisis. In a lighter note, shaving soap promises lathering ease, while electric shavers may fail.
Washington report details Gen. Mow fleeing to Mexico amid probes into about seven million dollars said held by the Chinese Nationalist Government. Sworn testimony cites listening in on Mow’s apartment, alleged transfers to attorney William A. Roberts, and witnesses noting only forty four thousand surfaced so far.
The article argues against spoiling children by giving in to their demands. It urges consistent discipline, daily chores, and guiding rather than merely telling, to build character. It cites fear as a factor and promotes a leaflet by Dr. Patri for more guidance.
The Rev. Charles Halstead hosts daily revival services at 10 am and 7 pm at Bethal Baptist Church Seigle Addition West Monroe. J E Smith of Trinity Church West Monroe leads the musical program with family recognition on Wednesday and a log-fire outdoor service Saturday night. Holstead, Louisiana College graduate, plans to attend New Orleans seminary this fall.
The text presents brief historical Q A pairs on geography politics and language. It notes Manchuria contains about the first 30 miles of the Yalu River and cites a 1943 Argentina military regime order on religious instruction. It lists six vice presidents re elected Adams Tompkins Clinton Calhoun Marshall Garner and explains cobweb etymology from cobpe.
Hal Boyle spoofs the returning vacationists at work as the office Polos. He catalogs postcard fiends, calamity kids, sultry stenographers, camera nuts, statisticians, homebodies, funny fellows, don t let em get away types, and the boss, noting their boring, exaggerated stories and the constant need to share their trips.
M. Lemore recounts a burro driving exam in Cuernavaca after buying a used burro to ride into the city. A traffic official grills him with humorous questions about signals and passing, awards ten points for a few correct answers, and issues a limited in-home license. The narrator plans to test the burro in his living room.
Washington area site reports a record year with over 900 000 visitors surpassing 1941. Mt Vernon superintendent Charles Wall cites 100 000 school children from mid March to mid June and more foreign guests as drivers of growth. The Mt Vernon Ladies Association maintains the estate with periodic acquisitions and a rebuilt greenhouse open to the public. Admission is 50 cents, with school groups and staff free.
British actor Richard Burton observes the U S presidential nominating conventions through television. He notes the hype and staged displays, contrasts with British politics, and predicts TV may push more direct, conversational oratory in campaigns. He compares audience reactions and party atmospheres across nations.
James Marlow writes that the 1952 campaign shows candidates Stevenson and Eisenhower under scrutiny for independence and leadership. Stevenson visits the White House provoking Nixon and Eisenhower to label him subservient to the entrenched powers, highlighting the contest over distinctiveness versus continuity.
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