Hawaii to Seek State Status Alongside Alaska
Hawaii, with a half million residents, contributes 141 million dollars yearly to a federal revenue service through various taxes, surpassing nine other states. The piece argues for Hawaii to be admitted as a state if Alaska gains statehood, noting a full 50 star flag would be welcome.
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Jawaii
Fagen Revenue Service
America
Bon
Knowland
Alaska
Hawaii
Elgin
Rural Education and the Value of Practical Learning
Wytheville Va. Enterprise discusses rural education highlighting how farm boys and girls, agricultural teachers, home economists, county agents, home agents and 4-H leaders foster a scientific approach to daily tasks. It argues learning is broader than formal schooling and brain development alone, noting many educated people stop seeking knowledge after college while others remain lifelong learners.
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Farma
Home Ee
Wytheville
Old Glory remains proper flag despite stars and changes
The article notes Kansas City Star and Omaha World-Herald views on 48, 49, and 50 star flags, saying the Star Spangled Banner endures. It mentions a Pastern fligamaker's optimism and that old 46 or 48 star flags remain proper emblems. Buy a 49 star flag when available, else fly the old with patriotism intact.
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Kansas City Star
Omaha World-Herald
Wall Street Journal
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Daria
Iénid
Okla
Drownings on Farms Highlight Pond Safety Rules
A govern ment study reports drowning as a leading farm fatality. The Stod Cross lists 12 pond safety guidelines for owners including supervision, swimming ability, anchored floats, rescue gear, CPR capability, water testing, fencing, debris removal, marked deep water, and caution with inner tubes to prevent accidents.
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Stod Cross
Tocathonalth Department
Safety education for pond users urged nationwide
The American Way advocates universal safety education for pond users contending the measures are affordable and simple to implement. Following the suggestions could yield large dividends in preserving human life, seen as the most irreplaceable resource.
Alaska Marriage Boom Hints for Domestic Matchmaking
A column cites Alaska Chamber of Commerce data that there are eight single men for every unmarried woman in Alaska. It notes high college grad rates, low death rates, and high birth rates, with Alaska women reportedly more successful at finding husbands than elsewhere. The piece cheekily compares Alaska’s vast spaces to Texas and hints at statehood implications.
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Alaska Chamber of Commerce
AC of C
Alaska
Aaska
Union
United States
Northwest
Texas
New York
Growth and Population Trends in Alaska in 1950 Census
Alaska shows a 77 percent population jump from 1940 to 1950, far above the continental rate. The gain comes mainly from natural increase, with births exceeding deaths, and one third from net international migration. Births outpace U S rates, while deaths are low. The A C C acknowledges climate is not the main factor. Alaska’s median age is cited as significantly younger than the U S average.
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Texas
Alaska
Continental
Roosevelt Man Completes Amy Artillery Training
Pvt Kenneth M Nickell son of Mr and Mrs Lynn Nickell of Roosevelt Utah recently completed eight weeks of advanced artillery training under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Sill Oklahoma He had prior basic training at Fort Ord California a 1953 Union High School graduate and attended Brigham Young University.
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Kenneth M Nickell
Lynn Nickell
Roosevelt
Utah
Fort Sill
Okla
Nickell
Fort Ord
Calit
Union High School
Brigham Young University
Alaska Census City Population Tale
A historical note explains Alaska's sparse urban spread with three residents per city dweller. Anchorage tops all towns at 32 000, followed by Fairbanks at 16 000, while Juneau and Ketchikan each report under 10 000 residents.
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Alaska
Anchorage
Fairbank
Juneau
Ketchikan
Rabbit Harvest and Household Cleaning Tips
A fragment discusses large rabbit harvest figures and offers old fashioned cleaning tips. It mentions a cooking or household odor remedy and suggests using ammonia to clean cookware left overnight. The text blends farming data with questionable practical advice.
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