Howe About The Arctic Circle Communism Farmers in Russia
A Bell Syndicate dispatch reports on political and social life among rural communities in Soviet Russia during 1938. The piece outlines agrarian policies and the state’s influence on farming, with emphasis on communal labor and party oversight.
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Arctic Circle
Russia
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Wiseman tale challenges reformer excess and wealth divide
A century old narrator recalls Wiseman near the Arctic Circle where 127 residents live with no crime, welfare, or media. He argues reformers undermine intelligence and morality while individualism and capitalism best meet human needs. he cites Russian and American examples of shiftlessness and charity.
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Robert Marshall
Wiseman
Arctic Circle
United States
Marshall
Karl Marx
Matthew Lyon the Irish Immigrant Who Shaped Early America
The Boston Globe recounts Matthew Lyon born 1750 in Ireland who became a Connecticut settler sold as a redemptioner by a sea captain. He rose to prominence as a congressman for two states and cast the pivotal vote for Jefferson’s presidency. Lyon’s life spans Fair Haven ventures to Arkansas and Kentucky before final years in Congress.
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Matthew Lyon
Burr
White House
Ireland
Congress
United States of America
Mary Gilbert Smith
Boston Globe
Connecticut
Matthew
New World
Jabez Bacon
Bacon
Lyon
J. A. Graham
London
Fair Haven
Skenesborough
Whitehall
N. Y
Colonel Lyon
Zenas H. Ellis
Franklin
Spectator
J. Lyon
James Lyon
Pall Haven
John Adams
Colonel Lyons
Vergennes
Vermont
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Arkansas
Kentucky
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