Oil riches call for freedom and competition
The text argues that U S oil wealth is a natural fortune not caused by human design and extols the American system. It notes about 450000 producing wells across 26 states, with new wells added roughly every 23 minutes, and a 2 to 1 edge in replacing exhausted wells. It claims proven reserves remain robust in a free market.
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Soviet Union
The Home as a Breeding Ground for Pedigree Men
A reflection on national duty and youth drafted at eighteen. The piece argues character starts at home, with parents teaching responsibility and integrity to shape soldiers and citizens. It cautions inadequate leadership and calls for homes to model discipline, independence, and respect, framing the draft in a moral context.
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Discipline and science mix in cautious guidance during war era
A fragmented piece argues that discipline should teach, not punish, and that children should be kept from temptations until mature. It shifts to a note on Canadian scientists postwar showcasing a heat-producing candle or device that works without flame and withstands wind, mentioning Jack.
Senate Action and Bills Dominate Capitol Week
The article surveys a busy legislative week with action on excess profits tax bills a $20 billion defense appropriation and debates on honesty in government. It notes indictments of a Republican congressman for payroll kickbacks and GOP ouster moves against Secretary Acheson, plus the last week of the lame duck session as Congress prepares for the new term. It covers ESA wage standards fair to curb profits, a civil defense bill passing 247 to 1, and the tax court ruling on NTEA donations. Senate leader Arthur Vandenberg is highlighted as a key bipartisan foreign policy figure.
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Notable Churchill quote on Spain and Mediterranean strategy
Fragmentary excerpts discuss Churchill’s view of Spain as key to British Mediterranean power. Mentions neutrality of Spain, trading, Gibraltar use, Spanish ports, and potential Canaries expedition to control access, with notes on U boats and air bases if Gibraltar denied. References to Congress, resignation, and political shifts with Michigan governor election context.
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New Tax Return No Larger Than Postcard
A proposed individual income tax form would be small enough for a postcard size, easing filings for those with income from salaries wages interest or dividends. It would require additional details from those with income from business or self employment as recommended by the Tax Commission.
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Tax Commission
Utah
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Safety experts recall a near miss from last year during a rainy period when a sudden tremor occurred. The event underscored risks in outdoor work and the need for improved precautions to prevent injuries.
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Newburyport Inventor Patents Leather Splitting Machine
Firat Teather Patent Gambrel Parker of Newburyport Mara patented the dret machine for splitting leather. The device shaves hides to the thickness needed for show and other uses, with adjustments for precise thickness and waste reduction.
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Firat Teather
Gamnel Parker
Newburyport
Mara
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