Read speaks on freedom at Odessa event in Texas
Leonard E Read founder of the Foundation for Economic Education visited Odessa two weeks ago to address the Quarter Century Club of Texas Electric Service Co. Read advocates limited government and private property rights, urging collective dedication to preserving freedom for future generations.
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Odessa
Leonard E. Read
Foundation For Economic Education, Inc
Irvington-on-Hudson
N.Y
Texas
Quarter Century Club of
Texas Electric Service Co
Foundation For Economic Education
Read
America
Reed
Kansan Walstrom criticizes eminent domain and dam projects
A Randolph Kansas pamphleteer William Walstrom argues against federal eminent domain powers and multi million dollar dams in Kansas. He denounces government racketeering in land seizures, calls for halting Turtle Creek dam plans, and cites constitutional praise and a biblical warning as his closing.
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Randolph
Kansas
William Walstorm
United States
Walstrom
Turtle Creek
Is It Up To You to a Christian
A reflective critique arguing private property and thrift sustain progress. It opposes anti Christian socialism and warns against coercive government schemes. The piece cites Jesus parables and the moral law to defend private ownership and opposes wealth redistribution as unscriptural. It urges stewardship and charity from individuals, not state coercion, to rebuild society on biblical principles.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Caris
To Shoot A Myth by D F A Harper in The Freeman
A November Freeman piece argues major and derivative economic myths distort policy. It critiques belief governments can do for people what individuals cannot, links illegitimacy aid to unintended costs, and notes squandered funds on surplus farm programs versus relief.
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D. F. A. Harper
the Freeman
Ilinois
Cook County
Elsie M
Virgin Islands
District of Columbia
Brownell,Nixon clash clouds GOP future in 1960s races
Washington report says former Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr opposes Vice President Nixon for 1960 GOP nomination and plans a bid for New York governor to block Nixon. It notes Brownell could become New York GOP leader and influence NY delegates, risking Sacramento power balance and Nixon support.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Richard M. Nixon
Brownell
New York
Averell Harriman
Empire State Gop
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Nixon
Sherman Adams
White House
Dewey
Eisenhower
Goodwin J. Knight
William FF
Knowland
Knight
Senate
Sacramento
V.P
Leonard W. Hall
Oswald Heck
Assembly
Liferain
South
Capitol Hill
Browne
Fld
Harry S. Truman
NATO in peril as Eisenhower plans European trip
The piece argues NATO faces three causes of danger: Western demands burden the United States, a new anti-colonial imperialism, and European quarrels weakening alliance. It cites Bernard Baruch’s 1951 plea for united defense and warns that without European commitment the alliance and United Nations are at risk. encara uncertain U.S. policy under Eisenhower.
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NATO
Eisenhower
Europe
United States
France
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Balkan
Algeria
Tunisia
Morocco
Egypt
Bernard Baruch
London
Baruch
America
Tan
Jess ‘Han Frank
Thor
Cannes Cornrat
Tomic
Muita
United Europe
United States of Europe
Western Europe
Stoner
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Washington
Wisenk Wer
Dulles
Aneurin Bevan
Encorse
Boston Medal of Honor reunion seeks $10000 aid
Charlie MacGillivray a former Ranger and Boston customs worker aims to raise 10000 for travel and rations for about 300 Medal of Honor holders to attend a reunion in Boston next April. He recounts Dieppe and the Bulge battles and notes donations are not deductible while describing his health and wartime memories.
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Boston
Charlie MacGillivray
Charlie
Boston Customs House
Dieppe
Bulge
Dipeppe
MacGillivray
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Liverpool
Rangers
Judy O'Grady
Kipling
American Legion
Oklahoma
Dallas
Texas
John Joseph Kelly
Fort Lauderdale
John Joseph
Lakeland
John
Joseph
Tom
Chicago
Tampa
Marine Corps League
Hot Springs
Ark
Owney Madden
Spalpeen
Pershing
France
Madden
St. Hubert’s Grill
Government moves to track company expense reimbursements
The piece criticizes a new IRS plan to require sixty million taxpayers to itemize expenses paid by employers. It argues most reimbursements do not raise income, calls the rule foolish, and suggests broader, intrusive budgeting requirements, labeling taxpayers as scofflaws.
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Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Iim
One of Texas' Five Most Consistent Newspapers
The Odessa American, published in Odessa Texas, declares its commitment to consistent moral truths aligned with the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. It invites readers to show where it may be inconsistent with these guiding ideals.
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Texas
Odesiin Amencan
East Fourth St
Odessa
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