How Far Can We Go Juvenile Vandalism and Community Response
Vernal faces rising juvenile vandalism with looting and armed bandits amid limited recreation and shifting family roles. Officials urge stronger measures beyond lectures as repeated youths threaten property and safety, underscoring the need to curb delinquency to protect citizens and living standards.
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Acta
Vernal
Keep America Strong and the Battle Against Communism
The piece urges every American to unite against Communism and avoid unemployment fears that empower Soviet influence. It lauds the United States as the strongest, wealthiest nation with the highest living standards and stresses boosting production and productivity to keep the country robust.
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America
United States
Congress Faces August Adjournment Amid Korea War Pressures
Congress grapples with balancing duty and campaigning as Korea war tensions rise. Senate incumbents like Pepper Graham, Gurney, Thomas face reelection pressure while an August adjournment looms for Capitol Hill. A Congressional Quarterly box score shows 11 of Truman's proposals enacted, 7 failed, and 13 with no hearings. A group of 21 Republican lawmakers pushes a new declaration urging constructive leadership beyond anti socialist rhetoric. Senate debate also centers on Brannan agriculture policies and a General Accounting Office exoneration. The 70-group Air Force bill, stalled since 1949, is dropped as Korea shifts national priorities with present force strength around 48 groups.
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Indiana
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
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Coal Miners Ages Compared to Other Industries
The Social Security Administration reports that the ages of bituminous coal miners generally align with those in other oil age covered industries. The data highlights how miners’ retirement and benefit eligibility relate to broader federal program trends.
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Social Security Administration
Skin Game in Politics Ends in White Man Victory
A satirical history argues graft and “skins” shaped Iroquois politics and U S campaigns. It traces bear skin bribery motifs from early chiefs to modern eras, noting inflation of skin value, fund-raising graft, and power shifts from Indian leaders to white settlers after oil discovery. The piece weaves names and places to critique political corruption.
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Wampum
Harry True
Above the Hullabsled and a Stassen postcard tale
A fragment mentions Harold Stassen at a New Jersey restaurant and a playful postcard note. It contrasts with a claim about General Franco and the risk of fascist victory, arguing Franco’s defense of Western Europe and warning democracies about Communist threats.
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Harold Stassen
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