Deadly Pound Of Cure
An analysis argues that ecological cures for pests and pollution often backfire. In Suffolk County New York farmers faced overuse when pests surged, while fertilizer and fossil fuel debates push for conservation without crippling productivity. Experts urge smarter farming, energy tech, and renewed conservation education to balance yields and environment.
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Suffolk County
N.Y
Cornell University
James E. Dewey
Frank Viets Jr
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil and Water Conservation Laboratory
Fort Collins
Colo
H. Russel Hulett
Stanford Medical School
Elks Vote to Exclude Negroes Sparks Outcry and Debate
The national Elks convention in New Orleans voted to maintain a segregated membership, using a show of hands to tally the result. I Gene Fournace defended private association rights while the case drew opposition over American ideals and a rival Negro Elks group. The piece also notes a West Virginia Hillbilly investigation into a Civil War oil raid at Burning Springs, arguing for fuller historical accounting.
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America
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Frederick County
New Orleans
Elk Lodges
Lodge
Madison
Wis
Hawaii
Gene Fournace
Canton
Ohio
Order
the Elks
Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Fournace
Negro Elks
Pentagon
West Virginia
Kanawha
Frederick County letters defend justice and cancer bill support
A reader asks the Frederick Post to publish a letter denouncing Patuxent Institution and urging cancer bill 1828 support. The writer cites cost, treatment failures, and imprisonment, then endorses Goodloe Byron’s subcommittee push while sharing scientific references on population.
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Frederick Post
Frederick County
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Maryland
Patuxent
William R. Lekemby
Drs. Olsen
Emmerson
Cancer Society
HEW
United States
House
Goodloe E. Byron
Public Health
U. S. House of Representatives
Washington
Congress power clash risks war policy abroad
The column warns that some members of Congress could weaken American diplomacy and impair executive operations by asserting that Congress alone can declare war. It stresses the President's duty to conduct foreign policy and prevent U.S. involvement in a world war, underscoring the Presidency as authority over national security and international investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
National Panel of Consultants
Washington
Congress
United States
Congressional Debate on Vietnam War Powers and National Security
The Senate approves a 100000 dollar appropriation for the Foreign Relations Committee to study Vietnam War origins. The piece argues Congress must learn all pros and cons before limiting presidential power, noting NATO and Tonkin resolution contexts and the President’s constitutional role in national defense.
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United States
Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Executive Departments
Senate Committee
Mediterranean
Defense
State Department
Europe
North America
North Atlantic
South Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Brunswick Council Election Signals First Women Voter In Town History
July 31 1921 polls opened at City Hall for three council seats. It marked the town’s first time women voted in a corporate election. Brunswick faces an August 9 election with a contest in Ward 1 as incumbent David Riser faces John E Rickard.
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Brunswick
David Riser
John E. Rickard
I Am Sick of a Sick Society and Its Voices
Joe Eisenhauer argues against cynicism and mob rule, urging civic engagement and moral action. He rejects violence and calls for constructive support of churches hospitals and charities while affirming patriotism and the value of small words to sharpen communication.
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Elks
Chancellorsville
Grant
Vicksburg
Potomac
Morris T. Wood
Solomon Garb
M.D
American Medical Center
Denver
Spivak, Colo
C. J. Flessner
Science Magazine
Flessner
Pemolizat HK Party
Lwosay
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
News-Post
Gilmer Schley
Frederick
Howard Co. Fawley
Petersville
Steiner Wachter
Walkersville
William McC. Rhoderick
Urbana
Maryland and Virginia
Baltimore-Frederick
Joe Eisenhauer
Pat Michels
Defender Magazine
Sunshine
Beary's
Bella Abrug
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