Eastman Rejects Socialism In New Reflections On Failures
In Looking Ahead by De George a national education director discusses Max Eastman's new book Reflections on the Failure of socialism. Eastman, once a Bolshevik sympathizer, argues capitalism best serves human progress and warns left liberals toward socialism. He recalls his Marxist youth, disillusionment after Russia, and 40 years in American intellectual life advocating capitalism.
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Ellender Bennet Bill Aims To Increase Domestic Sugar Quotas
The Ellender Bennett bill seeks to let domestic sugar producers gain share of the U S market growth while not cutting imports. It allocates 45 percent of future growth to foreign producers and distributes the rest pro rata among domestic producers including an 80 000 ton increase for cane growers and quota boosts for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
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Sugar quota overhaul backed by Ellender and Bennett
Senators Ellender and Bennett argued for extending the sugar act and restoring pre 1948 principles. The plan would raise domestic quotas by 188000 tons and apply a growth formula splitting increases 55 percent to domestic and 45 percent to foreign suppliers.
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Sugar Market Growth Bill Keeps Foreign Share
The proposed bill promises no reduction in current imports while guaranteeing foreign nations a substantial ongoing share of the United States sugar market, framing it as a path to continued growth for the country.
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Frances Atkinson Wins George Washington Honor Medal
Miss Frances Atkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl J Atkinson formerly of Dayton received word from Don Belding chairman of Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge that she had been selected by the national awards jury to receive the George Washington honor medal for her essay A Time to Remember which appeared in 2200 newspapers last Memorial day The jury called the essay an outstanding achievement in promoting understanding of the American way of life during 1954 The essay was the national winner in the DAV contest and the award came as a surprise to Miss Atkinson
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Open House Honors Wells and Davies at Packing Plant
More than 150 business leaders attended a surprise open house at Wells Davies Packing Plant to celebrate a plant improvement program. Kyle Wells and David Davies received cowhide portfolios and lifetime pens, with each presented a $102.50 bill for the gifts and refreshments.
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Kimberly incident under investigation after iron explosion
Joan Thorpe reported being burned and cut on the left hand when an electric iron she was using exploded. The iron is being sent to manufacturers to determine the cause of the accident.
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Engine Writes a New Chapter in Auto Performance
The engine sets a new benchmark in 1955 car performance as experts compare models with stock car timers. Multiple observers gather to measure acceleration, top speed, and overall efficiency, highlighting the era's automotive advances.
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