What Are Property Rights in Indiana History
The Indianapolis Star editorial recalls Governor Craig’s martial law action in Henry County to quell a strike and notes a CIO official warning that property rights were put before human rights. It argues property rights are human rights and condemns the slogan as a fraud used to inflame passions against property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Craig
Henry County
CIO
Star
The
Railroads Key Asset to Cheyenne Growth and Tax Revenue
The Cheyenne Wyoming State Tribune lauds railroads for contributing over 15 percent of local property taxes and employing about 2,900 people in Cheyenne. It argues rail service supports roads and schools, boosts purchasing power, and competes with trucks for small shipments, underscoring railroads as vital to local development.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
State Tribune
Tribune
The
Right to Work and the Cornerstones of Liberty
The Star argues life, liberty, and property form inseparable human rights. It claims the right to work has become restricted by unions and legislation, noting 17 states protect it by law and labor leaders seek repeal. It warns such moves threaten broader rights.
Weathered Jests and Quips From a Witty Exchange
A collection of humorous lines features a wife lamenting tinkering with a clock and a cuckoo, a bridge expert facing a dufferish partner, a tired car bargain pun, and dialogue between an electrician and assistant about bulbs. Also a quip about a camel and a clerk confronting an efficiency system.
Jumbled Humour and Daily Life Moments
A collage of comic vignettes from a local paper includes Albert soothing a crying baby named Johnny, a high school band playing Beethoven, a man recounting a costly prefabricated house, Goethe on living, a doubtful judge and a witty exchange about age, birth records, bus fare, honesty, imagination, and do it yourself steps.
Angel of Mercy Pays The Fare Drama
A man brags about paying a bus fare honestly, saying he handed the driver a quarter and received 50 cents in change. A companion notes the supposed payoff of honesty as he walks away.
Idaho Families Receive $2.948 Million in Life Insurance
Idaho saw 1,216 life insurance claim payments in the first nine months of 1955, totaling 2.948 million dollars, up from 2.896 million in the same period last year. Holgar J. Johnson cited rising ownership since World War II and broader national gains, with 1955 nine month national death benefits at 117.337 million dollars more than 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Institute of Life Insurance
Holgar J. Johnson
Institute
Action Recommended To Break Broody Hens
University of Idaho expert Robert Black suggests quick measures to break broodiness in hens. Place the hen in a suspended wire cage with ample food and water, and return her to the flock once activity resumes. If broodiness persists, consider culling the bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Black
University of Idaho Extension Service
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Preston Citizen
Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley
Marion
Preston
Leland Chatterton Hampton Dale Waddoops
William Coburn
City of
County of
Open Forum
Idaho Press
Jest
Modern Farm Equipment Co
West Oneida
Albert
Johnny
Beethoven Beethoven
Goethe
No. 8
Farmers
SURAN
Farmers Insurance Group
Robert N.acock
Plymouth
Belvedere
Savoy
Plaza
Suburban
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