Grass Roots Democracy Voice Criticizes Centralized Power
The speaker, a former Woodrow Wilson student, urges grass roots democracy and warns against merging all transportation and regulatory bodies under one department. He criticizes Secretary Sawyer and Brannan for an empirelike reach, cites risky federal loans, and decries a pending bill to guarantee American investments under questionable regimes. He warns such moves threaten democracy and favor centralized power.
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Courage and Faith Urged Amid Fed Regimentation
Washington lawyer Wilbur LaRoe Jr warned Frederick Rotarians that a growing federal regime suppresses courage and faith in God, urging the public to reject fear and defend America’s heritage. He cited a tense Korean situation and urged backing U S leadership to counter Red aggression.
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Rotary Talk Urges Faith in Nation and Heritage
A Rotary club meeting featured speaker urging confidence, fearlessness, and belief in America's heritage amid a wary view of government programs. The talk touched on dollar value, independence, and the rail strike as tests of democracy, with Vice-president Clyde M. Raney presiding in the president’s absence.
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Denmark offers aid to South Korea from Copenhagen
At Copenhagen on July 3 Denmark notified the United Nations that it can send large quantities of medical supplies to aid South Korea. The Foreign Ministry said military aid cannot be dispatched at present.
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Wartime Milk Law Extended Across Washington
District Commissioners extended the wartime importation permit for milk from outside the Washington milk shed until August 31. Dairies involved in the recent milk strike signed a two-year contract with Milk Drivers and Dairy Employes Local 246 AFL, accepted June 18 after an eight day strike. A public hearing is set for July 19 on proposed milk production regulations designed to ensure adequate supply.
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Milk permit surge tests area dairy farms as farms rush in
District Health official Danie L Seckinger told the Senate Agriculture Subcommittee inspectors worked day and night checking new farms seeking permits to ship quality milk. Last week 75 farms were inspected producing 9000 gallons daily. Nearly 300 more farms seek permits as ad campaigns by the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association begin.
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Milk association fights new rules with local ads
Members launched a campaign against the imposed regulations with advertisements in local newspapers. They say shipments reach about 155000 gallons daily to Washington since the milk strike ended. They oppose chemical sterilization fearing inferior milk would enter the city. In Persia hats price equals grain capacity.
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