Editorial on land transfer to attract industry in Sidney
The Sidney Board of Education weighs transferring a tract near the Union Pacific line from District 1 to District 77 to attract new business. It would reduce immediate tax loss while boosting future valuations via new workers and homes. The piece urges public input and notes the board members A. E. Wright, Mrs. B. H. Grimm, Esmer Ladiné, Hull Cook, Herbert Nelson, and James Edwards.
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Sidney
Industrial Tract
A. E. Wright
B. H. Grimm
Esmer Ladiné
Hull Cook
Herbert Nelson
James Edwards
Courage and drought shape Karnes County Texas
The drought plagued west Texas for seven years with Karnes County alone counting over ten thousand residents on government food commodities. Recent rainfall reached 4.50 inches yet now too much moisture threatens frost damage to wheat and raises plant disease fears.
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West Texas
Karnes
Constitutional Republic underpins American freedoms
A Dublin Georgia Courier-Herald opinion asserts the American way rests on faith in God and a constitutional republic. It argues the Constitution protects minority rights against majority rule and distinguishes it from democracy.
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Dublin
Courier - Herald
SODs Fine Fund Plan Emphasizes Fairness and Choice
The Sioux Ordnance Depot promotional notes describe an employee contribution plan that requires each donor to designate exact allocations among charities. Workers receive a list of supported funds and must specify proportions, ensuring no funds are spent without the donor’s explicit intent.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Oil rig fire highlights dangers in Julesburg Basin
The Ohio Oil Co. Mary Egging No. 1 rig fire last Friday night injures four workers. Despite strong safety programs, the accident underscores the inherent risks in drilling and maintenance of oil wells. Recovery efforts and condolences to Ohio Oil Co. accompany the report.
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Julesburg
Ohio Oil Co
Mary Egging No. 1
Budget Sparks Debate Over Size And Cuts
A71.8 billion peace time budget draws mixed reactions from lawmakers and economists. Some praise its scope, others call it dangerously large, with Senator Byrd urging deep cuts mainly in non defense areas. Henry Hazlitt and Humphrey warn of limits to spending and taxes, as high activity and employment loom.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Hoover
Byrd
Newsweek
Henry Hazlitt
Kerosene Fuel Will Propel Earth Satellite Into Space
Scientists outline a three stage rocket plan for the Earth Satellite to be launched during the International Geophysical Year. Shell UMF Grade B kerosene will power the first stage from General Electric's Malta site, delivering the craft to orbit at about 18 000 mph.
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Earth
Space
J. S. Harris
Shell Oil Company
Shell
Harris
General Electric
Malta
New York
Ber
Four decades since the February revolution in Russia
The article reviews the 1917 February revolution that toppled Czar Nicholas II, arguing it was a bourgeois uprising not led by Bolsheviks. It contrasts that moment with the November Bolshevik counter revolution, tracing the rise of the so called new Soviet man and the shift to a harsh state capitalism under totalitarian rule.
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William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Russia
Petrograd
Nicholas I
Kremlin
Ivan
Across and Down Word List Puzzle From Old Newspaper
A dense crossword style clue list presents across and down entries from 1 to 59 with definitions for American Indians to Embankment. The page reads like a standard puzzle section featuring synonyms and brief hints for common words.
Russia’s cyclical rule and the rise of Communism
An analysis traces Russia from medieval autocracy to modern upheaval, noting how oppression shifts, uprisings recur, and the people seek utopia in Marxist ideals. It argues Russia’s history is a struggle between liberty yearning and despotism, leading to Bolshevik rule.
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Leon Trotsky
Asia
Moscow
Russia
Poland
Germany
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Europe
Alexander Herzen
Nicholas II
Dostoisky
Disappearance Solved as Fraternity Pin Found
Charleston police recovered a cherished Sigma Chi fraternity pin believed lost. Lt. Jesse G. Workman said the pin, handed down through WVU presidents, was found in the possession of a man in custody for questioning in a duel, alongside miscellaneous items.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jesse G. Workman
Sigma Chi
West Virginia University
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Grass Roots Opinion
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisors
New York Times
Dr Keyserling
Naval Research Laboratory
Nixon
Osae Dyan II
University College
Accra
Ghana
Gold Coast
Africa
Archbishop of Canterbury
Nahoor
Nigeria
AP Newsfeatures
Czar
Stalin
Ivan the Terrible
Khrushchev
Kiev
FOX Theatre
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