Education or catastrophe in 1952 race between knowledge and danger
A year end reflection notes free press as guardian against oppression and urges vigilance. It warns of government corruption, rising taxes, and spending, urging education as the best defense to preserve liberty and national security. It underscores the press' role across 11,000 papers and wire services in exposing inefficiency and excess.
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Commerce
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The Russian Powder War
Editor Morton Clausen argues Russia faces internal pressures from rule by force and external risk from its actions in Korea and China. He warns of a looming powder keg danger and urges America to prepare, rethink policy, and avoid complacency as world tensions rise.
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Dollar Doldrums and the Fate of the 1952 Dollar
George Peck argues the 1951 dollar is worth 38 cents to 1913 value and 53 to 1939 value, predicting further purchasing power decline. He blames inflation for pensions, university endowments, and wage demands, urges gold standard restoration and stricter money printing limits to halt the dollar's fall.
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The Preston Citizen Foretells A News Item
The Preston Citizen reports a forthcoming local story with details to be announced. No. 8 indicates the paper's reference point for readers seeking the item.
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