Whose University Is It Debate In The Spokesman Review
The Spokesman Review argues that state universities belong to the entire state and not to Seattle or Eastern Washington alone. It notes educational access should not burden other counties and defends a central university location for statewide benefit. It cites interdependence and urges broader funding equality.
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Spokesman-Review
Washington
Idaho
Spokane
University of
Seattle
Ity
King County
Treasury
Lincoln
Paulhamus Defends Principles Over Money in Senate Vote
The piece argues Senator Wesley L. Jones backed Newberry of Michigan, paid for by about $200,000, and claims wealth bought public office. It warns that a government where cash buys seats betrays the American founding and endangers free citizens, urging a government of all people not just the rich.
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Paulhamus
W. H. Paulhamus
Wesley L. Jones
Newberry
Michigan
United States Senate
Poindexter
U. S. Senate
Senate
Jones
Newberry slush charges and transport overhead debate
Senator Heflin questions Senator Newberry over Ford slush charges while Senator Caraway notes Newberry’s lack of awareness of campaign details. The debate shifts to U S transport costs as railroads bear 40 to 45 percent overhead, risking higher charges and stalled traffic. Ren La Follette comments on overvaluation and the need to loosen overhead to sustain producer returns.
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Ca Central
Mystery of Life in Valladolid Wheat Growth Parade
In Valladolid, Spain, researchers at the agricultural college grew 1 grain of wheat into 12 shoots and repeated the process, yielding 372,000 grains in a year. The piece links this to life’s mystery and fuses unrelated lines about cooking and a beauty-contest winner teaching.
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Valladolid
Spain
Official
Agricultural College
The Businesses That Fail In 1971 And Earlier Years
K G Dun and Co credit investigators report 1971 U S business failures total 19652 with a long past of higher numbers in 1915 and 1849. It notes nearly 2 million firms then active and compares failures to a one percent rate. The piece urges focusing on surviving businesses rather than failures and uses a coal dealer metaphor.
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K G. Dun & Co
America
Baying the Street Lamp and Farm Rent
The department of agriculture announces farm rents average 3 percent of land value after an extensive survey covering one third of farms. The finding suggests tenancy is not the major issue many claim, as the nation contends with broader problems in a period of relative plenty.
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Department of Agriculture
Learn a Word Every Day Dastard Definition and Use
Dictionary note defines dastard as a coward who avoids danger. It traces origin to Icelandic daestr and cites companion forms such as dastardly and dastardliness. An example shows a man who refuses aid in danger as a dastard.
How to Hold a Husband and Wife Commands Questioned
A reader derides a proposed set of ten commandments for husbands and wives. The piece notes the absurdity of controlling marital roles and predicts louder debates, ending with a sly jab at endless domestic harmony.
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Police
Altho
Letters to Editor Fitting the Child to the Work
A reader laments that children are funneled into unsuitable jobs and argues for a system that nurtures different talents so kids can pursue work they love. The letter asks why schools fail to encourage originality and opt for forced, unfit labor.
Bank Hloca and Blocks Letter Sparks Reading Call
A Star letter argues that apathy among American workers allows bankers to control operating capital. The writer, a woman, urges working men and women to read, think, vote intelligently, and engage in public life while discarding party politics for honesty and justice.
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the Star
Star
Congress
Srammar School
Miru
Centurion
Census Figures for Beattie City Expenditures Clarified
The Bureau of Census explains that city funds include not only the city government but independent divisions like the Beattie school district and port. It notes sinking and other special funds must be included for comparability and that the statistics rely on loan accounts and worksheets to ensure accuracy.
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Bettter the Star
Bureau of Census
Seattle
Port of
City of Beattie
Beattie
Tieties
Caplain
Census Bureau
W. M. Steawart
Censua
Wilderness Cabin Faith and Resolve in Beattie Rescue
In a remote northern cabin, Virginia Tremont and Bill navigate fear and isolation as they cling to hope of locating Harold. Bill offers care and support while she wrestles despair, planning to endure until rescue and truth emerge.
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Till
Bron Bon
Mutheford
Clearwater
Tmi
Kmutheford
Virginia Tremont
Kenly
Torper
Virginia
Grizzly River
Bill
Dill
Altho
Vesper
Etill
Tremont
Harold
U S Critic Sees America as Noncompetitor in postwar era
Sir Edward Mackay Edgar argues in an English journal that the United States faces severe financial strain, unemployment, and a rigid fiscal system. He claims capital is restricted and American industry cannot easily recover without wiser legislative leadership, while acknowledging some critique may be overstated.
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Sir Edward Mackay Edgar
Eanglish
America
U. S
Ite
Congress
Washington
American Congress
Edgar
England
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J. G. Holland
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Alabama
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Arkansas
Caraway
Secaria
Ed Farms
Ie Yann seteIn
Leo H. Lassen
Holly
Holland
Jo-To
Paris
Bellingham Chemical Co
Aivridge Mann
Jeasie P. Mosier
Bixth Ave
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Bayer
Aspiria
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