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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
10
Notice of newspaper entry as second class matter with postal filing details and date references in Mount Airy North Carolina. Includes a publisher line and mailing designation indicating standard periodical status.
A collection of short quotations on morality from Thoreau Beecher Lecky Darwin Froude and Huxley. It emphasizes virtue within community, self examination, honesty, and adherence to higher principles.
Debates on postwar disarmament stress that progress depends on global trust and a capable international force to deter aggression. While demobilization advances in the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union, experts warn that without confidence in both parties and the enforcement body any disarmament would mainly cut armed forces to save money, with close monitoring of rivals.
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters with 850000 members warns that strikes are a national menace. An International Teamster editorial vows to curtail wildcat strikes with charter revocation and penalties, citing government action if discipline is not maintained and blaming strikers for many restrictive laws.
Two thirds of farm property sales go to owner operators and about half are cash payments, says E C Johnson deputy land bank commissioner. Farmers cut farm mortgage debt from 6.6 billion in 1940 to 5.1 billion in 1946, but warn against speculation driving values to boom levels as buyers and lenders must stay cautious.
In 1947 farm earnings faced deflation linked to strong demand abroad and at home. The depth of decline hinges largely on continued employment in industry and its sustained level.
Scientists describe experiments where a three mile cloud was turned to snow at 14 000 feet after a plane dropped dry ice pellets. Snow streamed from the cloud base and could be seen fifty miles away. Potential uses include generating snow where precipitation is scarce and aiding irrigation and hydro power.
Public appeal urges Surry County residents to fund Christmas baskets for needy families and ensure every child receives a gift this Christmas Day. The message underscores national prosperity in 1946 while acknowledging persistent hardship and calls for charitable action.
Alfred P. Sloan of General Motors, David Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission, and Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago offer remarks on labor monopolies centralization and arms. The comments spotlight concerns over power, paper authority, and atomic weaponry.
Oliver C Carmichael cites social intelligence as key to progress while Harry S Truman says negotiations offer only world peace. Clement Attlee urges continued defense as confidence and security grow globally.
M Salai, president of Yugoslavian United Syndicates, declares a worker’s state. The statement sets a tone for labor governance amid postwar economic adjustments.
Ernest R. Breech, executive vice-president of Ford Motor Company, declares that the industry cannot tolerate an officer-caste or brass hat-ism and calls for egalitarian practices within the corporate hierarchy.
The oratory features Theodore G. Klumpp predicting a thirty hour week in industry. Lord Inverchapel cautions that liberty faces threats whenever the States act. Newbold Morris notes cities grew with ad hoc improvements. Winston Churchill warns over a third of Europe under Soviet control and cites modern warfare creating new vulnerabilities.
The fragment lists quiz style items with numeric and factual prompts. It mentions coal use in railways, unanimous decisions, Hindu title usage, constitutional provisions, and sample quotes from London and New Orleans contexts.
A miscellaneous column poses questions on unions coal dependence Russia broadcasting League veto and Bilbo unseating talk with playful banter about bills dated before marriage and a light note on manners among individuals.
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