Communism in Early America and Mothers' Resolve
A critique of communal experiments in U S history, citing Plymouth as the first and Bradford quotes on private property. It argues private ownership as the effective system and links to American maternal guardianship of opportunity. The piece ends with a note on infectious hepatitis in dogs and vaccination.
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United States
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Plymouth Plantation
Plymouth
Bradford
America
One Fourth For Taxes Exaggerated Idaho Family Burden
The Northwest Research Council estimates an average Idaho four-person family earning 2500 dollars yearly pays 378 dollars in federal taxes and 593 dollars when state and local taxes are included. The NAM notes that even exempt workers bear a large share of government costs and outlines potential savings from proposed cuts. The report shows higher incomes face bigger total tax burdens.
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Idaho
Northwest Research Council
National Association of Manufacturers
Portland
NAM
Machinery Conquers Famine In Modern Agriculture
The article argues famine relief hinges on farm machinery boosting output per worker. It notes that today a farm worker uses about 33 horsepower, up from 5.3 in 1920, enabling higher production with fixed land. This efficiency is linked to feeding a growing population.
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America
United States
Indiana chambers praise Camp Atterbury decision on federal cuts
Local chambers of commerce from Indianapolis and two other Indiana cities urged federal economy while accepting Camp Atterbury’s closure. The Indianapolis chamber president pledged support to the defense secretary even with payroll losses, arguing spending cuts must start at home and be shared nationwide.
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Chambers of Commerce
Indiana
Atterbury
Indianapolis
Heaven
Secretary of Defense
Peck Leads National Labor Management Foundation Board
Editor notes identify George Peck as chairman of the board of the National Labor Management Foundation and as an executive member in the organization.
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George Peck
The
National Labor Management Foundation
Mothers shaping history and society through ages
The article argues that mothers have always driven progress from the Mayflower era to modern times. It counters the belief that Bolsheviks created a new society in Russia in 1917, noting a broader, ongoing maternal influence across history.
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Ted
America
Russia
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