Free enterprise and the cattlemen debate grazing costs
The piece criticizes western cattlemen for grazing cattle on federal lands at five cents per head per month, far below private and state rates. It argues this subsidies taxpayers and supports price controls while ignoring consumer interests, noting a movement led by Secretary Krug to raise fees to cover range maintenance costs.
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John Q
Secretary of the Interior Krug
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Niebuhr Endorses Byrnes Policy on Russia With Cautious Economic Push
The Life essay by Reinhold Niebuhr urges the United States to stand firm against Soviet demands and to bolster western Germany economically under American and British control. He argues appeasement fails and warns Russia aims to dominate Europe. Niebuhr also notes Indonesian Republic negotiations with the Netherlands offer potential settlement.
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Germany
Europe
Byrnes
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Russia
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Wallace
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Rolfe School Hallowe'en Activities and Student Achievements
The Rolfe school notes festive Hallowe en crafts with big black cats owls and jack o lanterns for a Hallowe en booklet. First graders count to 15 and spell words while third graders study seeds. Several students are credited for correct word spellings.
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Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Fall Mice Move Indoors Warn About Winter
The Washington Evening Journal notes mice entering from open spaces to seek warm winter quarters near furnaces and traps often work with a little cheese on the trigger. The Humboldt Independent reports butter rising toward a dollar per pound, prompting talk of bitter substitutes. The Fonda Times suggests help is available via classified ads, citing a South African diamond mine offer refused for a simple life.
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Humboldt
Iowa
Fonda Times
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The
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Removal of Dutch political control prompts shift in interests
The removal of political control by the Netherlands government may lead to reciprocal interests similar to those seen in American experience in the Philippines.
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Netherlands
Philippines
Fourth Grade Record Highlights From Friday
The class notes 23 hundreds in spelling marking our best record this year. It also shows progress in arithmetic as students learn to use sevens in multiplying and dividing.
Perfect Attendance Honored for Six Weeks
The list celebrates students with perfect attendance in the first six weeks. Named individuals include Harvey Applegate Shirley Bishop Paula Brinkman Bill Kemma Larry Kerns Joan McCullough Dennis Moore Andy Murray Todd Oleson Jerome Farlow Floyd Peterson and Juanita Snook.
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Harvey Applegate
Shirley Bishop
Paula Brinkman
Bill Kemma
Larry Kerns
Joan McCullough
Dennis Moore
Andy Murray
Todd Oleson
Jerome Farlow
Floyd Peterson
Juanita Snook
Eighth Grade Leads Class In Test Averages At Junior High
George Swan and Alfred Woodard are highlighted among junior high students as arithmetic classes show self-test and problem test graphs. The eighth grade leads with strong averages, including Joan Thompson’s standout scores before a pupil loss noted in this devolved report oferece continued coverage.
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George Swan
Alfred Woodard
Joan Thompson
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