More Food More Work The World As A Welfare State Debate
The piece argues food requires work not duty and cites population growth. It notes only seven to 10 percent of land grows food, urges soil conservation, education in modern farming, and warns socialism’s reach harms a young nation. It contrasts Britain’s tax and emigration trends with U S and Scandinavian examples.
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Scientis
United States
Post Office
Great Britain
London
Keep Drinkers From Driving
A information gatherer on automobile accidents argues that about half of U S highway crashes involve drinking drivers. He urges stricter supervision and enforcement of existing laws, contending drivers must be in a proper condition to reduce public danger, with North Carolina cited as a testing ground.
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North Carolina
Westerns rise in TV with 12 new adult series
A newspaper Viewpoint notes Westerns gain popularity as realis tic entertainment. It cites Gunsmoke and Wyatt Earp as models and predicts at least 12 new adult Western series next fall. The piece praises plausible plots, warns about excess background humming, and argues culture grows from variety, leisure, and responsible finances.
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Bank
June Dairy Month Breakfast in Mount Airy
Surry County observes June Dairy Month with a breakfast on Tuesday June 4 at Blu Vue Restaurant Mount Airy. About 62 attendees joined Whitey Marshall of Farmers Dairy and John R Cruse to launch the month. Harvey Dinkins spoke on dairy farming and health benefits of milk while local gardeners from Dobson were highlighted for their work. The piece also notes safety statistics from USDA on farm accidents 1950-55, emphasizing machinery, drownings, and falls as leading causes.
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Surry County
Blu Vue
Mount Airy
Whitey Marshall
Farmers Dairy
John R. Cruse
Harvey Dinkins
North Carolina
United States
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
National Safety Council
National Office of Vital Statistics
Department
Quotations on Man by Classic Thinkers Collated
A compact collection of quotes about human nature from Aristotle Cervantes Charron and Emerson. The lines contrast ideals of man between heaven and imperfect reality and reflect on the essence and perception of humanity.
Quiz Questions on National Budget and American Life
Ten trivia items asking about the fraction of the 71.8 billion federal budget for defense, the top American food, dog varieties, the leading national monument, where fire is likelier, a town with no fatal car accidents in 50 years, top stenographer pay city, Eisenhower’s number of brothers, commercial uses of ladybugs, and the leading home decor color.
Views and Reviews on Health, Peace and Education
A collection of quotes from experts and leaders on topics from heart disease and sleep to Middle East peace, religious outlooks in Asia, and the role of art in education. Notable remarks include Dr. Sprague on anxiety, Dr. Holle on jet-age sleep, Rabbi Lieberman on Israel peace, and educators on arts in schooling.
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Howard B. Sprague
Harvard University Medical School
Moris Lieberman
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Holle
Texas Health Department
Answers and clues from a period quiz page
The page lists concise facts and trivia items: percentage 63 per cent, a hamburger, 119 dog breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club, Liberty Statue location on Beddoes Island in New York harbor, farm fire fatalities, Hobart Oklahoma, San Francisco averages, five living with one in fancy, citrus growers’ use against the citrus mealy bug, and green shades with various tints and tones.
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Beddoes Island
New York Harbor
Bees Swarm Box at Dallas Airport Cargo Ramp
An unwitting two pound box containing several queen bees drew a swarm that rose from the crate and grabbed the attention of terminal attendants as the box waited to be loaded into a cargo plane at Dallas airport.
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Dallas
Tex
Mount Airy Exposition News and Local Notices
Governor Glenn returns to Raleigh praising Jamestown Exposition prospects and NC building acceptance. Memorial service honors Rev. Joseph Easter with about two hundred attendees and a debt-raising effort of 125 dollars. Roanoke execution details reveal a double fall to death after rope break. James Dunn and Maxie Smith wedding plans recalled due to groom’s father’s death. Printing plant purchased by T. L. Garner. RFD carrier salaries to rise after July 1 with specific route raises listed.
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Opera House
Joseph Easter
James Dunn
Winston-Salem
Maxie Smith
Z. T. Smith
Hines Avenue
T. L. Garner
Bluefield
W. Va
C. L. Hennis
Louisa's Letter on Love and Loyalty in Marriage Advice
A young man asks if he should pursue a relationship with a girl whose parents are divorced and who may not share his views on fidelity. The columnist advises loyalty and trust as essential, warns against marrying for physical attraction alone, and stresses lasting values such as affection, tenderness, and faith. Beauty fades but character deepens with time. Think carefully before marriage.
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Louisa
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Clues Mix of Words and Fragments
A fragmented crossword page lists horizontal and vertical clues with mixed parts. Many entries appear garbled or incomplete including names and abbreviations, challenging to solve from the readable portions.
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Oeame Tl
Farm News
Dobson
John W. Comer
Edwin Reid
Sam G. Austin
John B. Hewitt
Johnny Norman
Erio
D. W. Hemmings
Blackwelder
Grady Cooper
Cher
VU. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Man
Pindar
Aristotle
Cervantes
Pierre Charron
Emmerson
U. S. National Monuments
U. S
President Eisenhower
Alford Caroleton
Christian Churches of
Asia
Mildred L. Fairchild
Columbia University
Teacher's College
Hamburger
The
American Kennel Club
Hobart, Okla
San Francisco
Jamestown
Glenn
Raleigh
National Editorial Association
Roanoke
John Hardy
R. M. Beard
F. E. Marshall
Bud Edwards
J. B. Vaughn
George T. Harris
Capt
D. D. Parks
Fonseca
Jacob
Smenay
Ventana
Charles Lamb
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