Financial ledger: postwar debt and budgets reviewed
A reader notes the importance of periodic financial checks. The piece recalls the national postwar debt of twenty five billion dollars and says it has been reduced by about one half, with cancellations and careful management of resources. The Journal mentions processing extra pages to cover news and ads during a busy week.
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Moving day and a modern press for the Journal
The Journal reports moving day as the old press, thirty years in use, is replaced with a faster modern machine to improve service. A mechanic will move presses next week while the staff hurriedly clears the way and handles house cleaning. The piece also notes broader political shifts with labor’s stance on a separate labor party and unions backing established candidates.
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Halloween spirit fades among town youth says local note
A cheeky reminiscence laments waning Halloween spirit as youths wear silly costumes and mischief fades. Anecdotes recount town quirks, a trip to City Hall, rubber props and rummage sale tales, with passing references to old McDate room and community habits.
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