Madsen's Zion Craft Village earns fame in Post
The Saturday Evening Post profiles Julius V. Madsen and his Springdale Utah craft village turning a tourist cabin enterprise into a self funding workshop system. He spent thirty thousand dollars on the project and works without salary while supplying farm products and baked goods to sustain the venture.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Utah
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Madsen
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Thousands join coast to coast highway safety drive
The campaign aims to save 10,000 lives and cut injuries by at least 250,000 this year across more than 68,000 newspapers nationwide. It urges intensive driver and pedestrian education and strict enforcement of traffic laws, backed by the Accident Prevention Department of an unnamed casualty and surety association.
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United States
America
Plas
Oclation of Casualty and Surety
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Ed Murrow and His Washington Ties Come to Light
A Greensboro farmer Roscoe Murrow comments on his son Edward R Murrow noting suspicion about a career built on talking. The piece traces Ed Murrow birth in 1908, family move to Washington state, and his early life. It highlights his Northwestern roots, logging days, and habits that linger in New York, including open collar work style and logging songs.
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Edward R. Or
Greensboro
N. C
Roscoe C. Murrow
Edward R. Murrow
Cbs-Tv
Ed Murrow
Hils
Puget Sound
Bere
Washington State
Murrow
Washington
Washington State College
Northwestern
New York
Old Timers Remember Early Country Life And Times
From readers across Arkansas and beyond recalling country schools with one door no windows and $25 monthly teacher pay. coal stoves, flat irons heated on the stove and ground Arbuckles coffee. glassless tar windows and curtain closing in rain. first film at the 1904 World’s Fair recalling the Galveston flood. cabbage and turnips buried for winter and biweekly town trips with Long Tom gum and penny candy.
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C.T. Watson
Nail
Ark
Navy
F. W. Kepley
Ulysses
Kansas
Elizabeth Greene
Scranton
W. N. Brown
Marianna
St. Louis
Galveston
Laura Cox
Olney
1952 traffic safety campaign targets speeders and drunk drivers
The campaign urges immediate state and local action against dangerous driving by speeding and drinking drivers. It cites daily fatalities and injuries from automobile crashes, demands full enforcement of traffic laws, and notes widespread support from state press and safety organizations.
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Mr. Boate
Murrow’s rise and Hitler’s impact cut short plans
Edward R. Murrow ascended to president of the National Student Federation of America and then served as assistant director at the Institute of International Education before the war redirected his career. The text notes a shift caused by Hitler’s actions impacting his work.
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Murrow
National Student Federation of America
Institute of International Education
Hitler
Murrow’s wartime broadcasts and Nazi march coverage
The text recounts Murrow aiding threatened professors, aiding safety for 288 people, and his CBS role as Director of Talks and Education. It notes his 1938 dispatches as Hitler advanced, a failed school of the air venture, and a later Vienna broadcast describing the Nazi entry into Austria using a hired 27 passenger plane for 91 000.
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Murrow
Hitler
Poland
Austria
Vienna
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