The Railroads' Plight and Possible Solutions
The railroads face financial distress with many in receivership and unlikely to cover fixed charges. Government ownership is debated, rate increases proposed, and consolidation into fewer systems eyed to cut waste and modernize infrastructure. Any solution must protect service and reduce costs for the public.
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Opportunity Always Opens for Those Who Seek It
The piece argues against despair over American opportunity. It contends production exceeds consumption only in pessimistic talk, notes new industries emerge despite low mood, and promises that for diligent, honest individuals the door to opportunity remains open. It cautions against demanding more than given.
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The Nicaragua Canal Debate Reignites Sea Route Talks
Naval experts argue Panama lacks speed to move fleets between coasts in war. Proponents contend a second Atlantic Pacific canal would improve mobility for warships and supplies. Existing interests and technical questions shape the ongoing discussion.
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Nicaragua Canal plan could grant US right to build
Survey outlines a Nicaragua route 1ay miles long with 70 miles in Lake Nicaragua. Engineering says easier to build and operate than Panama. Estimated cost 750 million dollars, ten years to complete. Saves one to three days for Pacific Atlantic routes and provides alternate naval passage in war.
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TVA and Tax Bill Dominate Washington Outlook in March
Washington March coverage centers on TVA controversy and its likely probe, a sweeping tax bill facing opposition in the House, and the shifting Senate stance. Congress seeks independent action on fiscal policy, with predictions of GOP gains and debates over civil service changes and public expenditures.
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Birthday Dinner Honors Dorothea Greenzweig Fourth Birthday
Dorothea Greenzweig celebrated her fourth birthday with a Sunday dinner at her home attended by paternal and maternal grandparents and several relatives from Pen Argyl Bangor and Bethlehem. Scouts of Troop V-48 held a Friday meeting led by Daniel Ruggiero with 31 members, electing Harold Metz as assistant patrol leader and investing Clair Wilson and Paul Shoemaker.
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