The Sentinel and the Editor’s Duty in Changeable Times
A long reflection on editors as sentinels of civilization and truth, warning that complacency harms democracy. It contrasts editorial courage with timid compromise and stresses vigilance in diagnosing government actions. It also surveys mining and labor costs, rail freight, and the need for policy to sustain U.S. mines and workers amid rising costs and shortages.
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Superstition Driven Fire Safety Plan Proposed
A speculative piece argues for a national housekeeping drive to cut losses by 800 million dollars, urging use of fire retardant materials and modern extinguishing methods. It links myths about protection by spirits to practical steps for safer buildings and reduced costs.
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To Billy Spear Tribute From Arizona Press
Amid public mourning, reporters honor Billy Spear in a Tucson Star tribute. Editors reflect on his integrity and dedication as stalwart to the Arizona press.
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Let Them Howl The Snitelers Association in full brnst
Prices across the economy are rising and the Snitelers Association leads a broad push to curb costs. Farmers merchants and labor groups urge Washington to act as high prices threaten every commodity. Officials say the slump may persist until a new balance is found with improving freight and weather conditions fueling cautious optimism.
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The Editor's Mission in Guarding Civilization
The piece reflects on the duty of sentinels and the role of vigilant guardians in safeguarding civilization. It contrasts ancient warnings with modern needs, suggesting civilization hinges on proactive, collective vigilance and thoughtful leadership by strong, awake minds.
The Peripatetic Bungalow
William Ward of Staten Island discovers a novel heating method by using a movable bungalow on a wheeled land or houseboat frame. He converts spaces into a compact residence with a single kitchen and bathroom. Ward plans a winter trip to St. Petersburg Florida to stay warm and use the Florida sun for fuel.
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Incompetent driver’s license dangers rise in public
A damaged report questions public safety as an unfit driver with a temporary license remains on the road. The piece claims lack of knowledge and testing led to a fatal crash and urges stricter fitness requirements before operating a vehicle on public streets, warning that incidents will continue otherwise.
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Hydroelectric Prospects Weigh Vast Water Power Plans
A fragmentary report outlines a Washington government push for a large scale hydroelectric and water generation system. Scientists call the project almost unbelievable, claiming it could save vast sums and reshape energy policy, drawing on streams and minerals to power growth and protect resources.
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Declining prices spark thrift in diet and industry
The public learns prices cooled by Bradstreet figures with May and October showing continued declines. Index numbers dip 1 to 4 percent in several months, yet remain higher than prewar levels. Consumers urged to maintain thrift in spending while production adapts to market shifts and price stability efforts.
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Over 10,000 Votes Polled in Cochise County Record
Officials report unofficial totals from Cochise County show over 10,000 votes cast on Election Tuesday. Total ballots in the county reached about 12,000 with president and governor counts reflecting mail ballots and in person returns.
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Globe High School To Pen Assay Laboratory Opening
Globe High School plans to open an assay laboratory under J T Ryan state official. The project, overseen by A C Swinton, aims to serve mining men and students, following a visit to Gila county and Florence where automotive mechanics instruction is also expanding.
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