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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
10
A reflective piece argues that civilization seems doomed by experts predictions yet endures across ages. It notes long standing warnings from scholars and optimistic belief that modern culture remains valuable despite future crises.
The piece contrasts snake fatalities in India with higher US auto deaths. It notes the rising highway speeds without proportional safety gains, urges stricter investigation of automobile fatalities, and condemns the notion of unavoidable accidents due to driver negligence.
The News argues colleges offer tremendous lifelong advantages but not for every student. It urges graduates to consider college if they finish high school this summer, noting the right institution and effort can alter life, while some may choose work instead regardless of background.
Joseph W. Fraser vice chairman of Kaiser-Fraser Corpora tion argues that printed newspapers remain the backbone of advertising for autos and all products. He says the printed word carries greater authority than radio and promotes careful, exact statements for readers.
A national interdenominational Protestant paper is under review by a planning committee that met in Kansas City Missouri. The prospectus claims the paper will be pro Protestant and support the Protestant position on Church and State. The editors seek Protestant subscription support to provide more balanced coverage.
The piece urges citizens to focus on their personal matters and business interests while developing their character. It notes individuals may not solve global problems but can achieve through hard work and using the intelligence they possess.
A collage of quotes from Joseph L. Snider Albert Einstein Ralph Linton Paul Douglass and others covers economics philosophy science anthropology religion and governance. Critics wax on curiosity charm housing policy and global reach amid commentary on modern instruction and public life.
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