Vigilance and fear in school politics stir public alarm
A broad critique denounces subversion in schools and colleges, accusing Red influence of infiltrating education. Parents form vigilance committees to protest certain textbooks, arguing defenders of academic freedom favor control by the state over children. The piece insists youth should learn about both Marxist and capitalist systems to resist manipulation.
USDA says hourly earnings buy more food than in past
A USDA survey shows that an hour of work in industrial jobs buys more food than in a prior generation, indicating food costs relate to hourly earnings.
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Few Statesmen and Distracted Public Life Debated
An editorial from The Bulletin Free Press Denver argues the nation suffers from a shortage of true statesmen, noting politicians abound but few individuals truly serve the public interest. Other clippings warn about driver distraction via new cigarette lighting device while stressing personal responsibility in government and freedom.
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Denver
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the Free Press
Phoenix Home News
Phoenix, Orlenan
Brownsville
Pennsylvania
United States
Soil Fertilizer Cuts Water Need, Simpson Tells Engineers
James D Simpson of Soil Conservation in Texas told the American Society of Agricultural Engineers in Houston that rich soils require less moisture. He emphasized that adding fertilizer lowers water needs for plant growth, noting poor soils see moisture reductions of one-half to two-thirds with nutrient application.
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James D Simpson
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Houston
Simpson
Soil Conservation
Texas
Lifting habits urged to prevent common injuries
County Agricultural Agent Clair R Accent stresses lifting must become a habit to avoid sprains and strains. National Safety Council records list main causes: back muscles used improperly, insecure grips, rushing, poor vision, unstable loads, and lack of help or aids. The body operates like a machine of bones and muscles. overload invites injuries.
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Clair R. Accent
National Safety Council
Nature
Examining Lifting Form to Protect the Back
The text advises avoiding a bent waist when reaching for objects and shows sitting with a critical eye to assess form. It recommends bending the knees and keeping the back straight when lifting is necessary, and to rearrange tasks to reduce the amount of lifting and strain on back and abdominal muscles.
Feasibility study on end eaf all eres rope eee women in
A clipped OCR fragment discusses exploring feasibility for various logistics and equipment options including end eaf all eres rope eee, war trucks, or inexpensive conveyors, aiming to assess practical deployment and costs.
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