New Hampshire Puritan Roots Shape Its Modern Character
The article traces New Hampshire heritage from Puritan thrift to modern industry. It notes settlers like Webster and Pierce, Revolutionary efforts, and state growth in minerals, timber, and diverse manufacturing. Tourism, nature, and historic sites frame a lifestyle built on tradition, work, and independence.
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American View of Russia Two-Element Policy and Hope for Cooperation
A Washington observer analyzes American aims toward the Soviet Union, detailing two distinct Russian groups from the people to the leaders, and arguing for a dual but united approach. He cautions against alienating the semi friendly camp while remaining firm, hoping doors to cooperation stay open to deter war and foster gradual change. The piece also muses on technology including IBM typewriters helping cross language barriers.
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Distinctive Setting Adds to New Hampshire's Charm
New Hampshire’s setting enhances its appeal with mountains and valleys, forests, and white houses. The state features the White Mountains, hundreds of ponds, granite ledges, and expanding forests. Lakes District carries Lavonia and North Conway, while Connecticut Valley holds major agriculture and industry. The eastern slope hosts Rochester Somersworth and Dover.
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Lavonia
North Conway
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Rochester
Somersworth
Dover
Barbs and Strikes Stir Manhattan During Turbulent Times
In a wartime mood, barbers and manicurists in Manhattan joined strikes amid shipping and trucking disruptions. People feared violence as workers walked out and tensions rose with the maritime blockades. The public continued to endure shortages and anxiety as events unfolded across the city.
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