Inflation Threatens U.S. Prosperity, Editorial Warns
The editorial argues inflation is the nation’s main danger, eroding purchasing power since World War II. It cites steel price hikes, looming auto wage demands by Walter Reuther, and Hoffa’s Teamsters as drivers, warning inflation outpaces foreign threats and imperils jobs and confidence.
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Kruschev
Nasser
United States
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Reuther
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Jimmy
One Thing At A Time As Foundation Enters Arthritis Field
The author argues against outside interference as the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis expands into arthritis and rheumatics. He notes other groups already work in the area and urges focusing on polio while continuing to support victims through public subscriptions. He cautions that rushing into new fields risks derailing scientific progress.
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Congress
National Foundation For
National Foundation
Labor wage shifts and price effects in wheelbarrow market
The piece argues that boosting wages without output gains raises costs for makers and lowers consumer purchasing power. It highlights labor dictators pressing for wage hikes, the risk of firms going broke, and the inescapable link between wages and costs. It also notes that increased government spending devalues the dollar, impacting purchasing power.
Idle Thoughts on Denver’s Changing Cityscape
The writer, aging and nostalgic, laments Denver’s growth from a frontier town to a gleaming metropolis. He mourns the loss of familiar places like the Daniels and Fisher tower and the friendly treatment of locals. He blames progress for colder, more impersonal service and waning neighborly charm.
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Daniels and Fisher Tower
Colorado
Mother's Arms
Denver
Indonesia and Iowa Language Roots Across Regions
Indonesia with 83 million people across 3 000 islands hosts more than 40 languages. The name Iowa derives from a Sioux tribe.
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Indonesia
Iowa
Trading stamps spark home strain and nostalgia
The piece humorously contrasts modern trading stamp mania with past times. It notes color blind stamp sorting, a demand for part time help, and family council of war over stamp spending while recalling the old days of monthly bills, a horse drawn grocery wagon, and simple swaps at the counter.
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Mama
Dad
Grandma
Bumper Crop Brings Wheat Dilemmas in Western Nebraska
Wheat farmers face large harvests but tight profits due to government rules. Acreage allotments force penalties on excess wheat unless sold penalty free, leaving only a small per bushel margin. Farmers view the lush Panhandle fields as future security despite financial strain.
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Western Nebraska Observer
Golden Acres
Nebraska
Panhandle
REA Bill Seeks to Restore REA Sovereignty in Congress
Len Humphrey of Minnesota and Rep Price of Illinois introduced a bill to exempt the Rural Electric Administration from the 1953 Agriculture Department reorganization law. The measure aims to restore REA sovereignty amid opposition to public works and low cost public loans, urging Nebraska delegation support.
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Len Humphrey
Minnesota
Rep. Price
Illinois
Congress
Rural Electric Administration
Agriculture Department
REA
Eisenhower
TVA
Dixon- Yates
Agriculture
Benson
America
B.j
Nebraska
Eradication Best For Crop Pests
Dr M R Clarkson deputy administrator of the US and DA's Agricultural Research Service says past eradication successes build public support for eradicating pests. He notes cheaper long term costs and cites cattle pleuropneumonia cattle fever tick cattle scabies dourine glanders horses fowl plague and Newcastle disease as eradicated in North America. foot and mouth disease has been eradicated when invaded.
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M. R Clarkson
Us&s. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
Clarkson
Forage Research Needs Cited by Committee
The USDA Feed and Forage Research and Marketing Advisory Committee urges expanded study in forage plant improvement, soil and water management, forage harvesting, and ruminant bloat. They call for breeding superior grasses and legumes, efficient irrigation, soil conservation, and silage quality through modern equipment and fermentation science.
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USDA
Hereford Champion Shown at Southwestern Exposition
Female champion HDR Miss State 068 from Hull-Dobbs Ranch of Fort Worth was shown at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Roy Sargent of Merkel presented the Register of Merit trophy to George Kleier, Hull-Dobbs Ranches manager, with Melvin Campbell, herdsman, in attendance.
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Hull-Dobbs Ranch
Fort Worth
Tex
Roy R. Sargent
Merkel
American Hereford Association
George Kleier
Hull- Dobbs Ranches
Melvin Campbell
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