Summer baseball returns to Marit Airpark Diamond
Youth baseball resumes at Marit Airpark Diamond with a full staff of coaches and eager townspeople ready to cheer. The piece emphasizes the joy and discipline of the game for young players and invites residents to attend evenings of affordable, wholesome baseball fun in Wellington.
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Marit Airpark
Wellington
By-Products of Space Create Jobs for Hard-Core Unemployed
The Atlanta Citizen-Journal argues private industry leads in offering opportunities for the disadvantaged through space-derived innovations. Space exploration spurs new products, techniques, and material advances shared with everyday life, expanding markets and job creation as billions invested could return taxpaying enterprise and employment.
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National Alliance of Businessmen
Atlanta Citizen-Journal
There ought to be a law on the free market
The Claude News argues that consumers curb bad market practices by withholding patronage rather than by enacting new laws. It criticizes lawmakers for overlegislation and praises self regulatory free market discipline as the effective check on business.
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Claude News
Texas welfare water wages and ballot decisions loom
Austin faces a fiscal clash as welfare benefits seek growth from 60 to 80 million a year, a 3.5 billion water bond program tied to a 9 billion Texas Water Plan, and pay raises for lawmakers. Gov. Preston Smith weighs the two year budget and possible special session amid lingering school and health funding concerns.
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Austin
Walter
Texas
Preston Smith
Smith
Department of Public Safety
South
Crossroads Report Note on Poverty and Policy
A fragmented letter discusses frustrations with political choices, implying drastic steps against poverty. The writer mentions neighbors and critics, hints at a controversial project, and questions motives behind national strategy. The tone is skeptical and strikingly critical.
Fort Worth minister dispute and court actions summarized
The court rejected a minister's claim of a lifetime contract at Zion Missionary Baptist Church. It ruled a firm not liable for sales tax on transportation costs of moving materials. A Port Arthur widow’s claim against a Houston law firm seeking services in a damage suit was denied. The Third Court of Civil Appeals refusal to disturb condemnation of mineral and oil rights for the Robert Lee Reservoir stands, despite AG concerns over costs.
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Houston
Robert Lee
Republicans to elect Texas state chairman June
Republican leaders plan a June meeting to elect a new Texas state chairman to replace Peter O Daniel and appoint a new vice chair Virginia Streeter who is resigning. Park and WildlifeDepartment reports. Securities filings show 919 241 177 in securities proposed for sale in Texas and four approvals totalling 9 303 996. New state bank charters are proposed for Lovelady and Texas to Lovelady.
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Peter O'Donnell
Texas
Virginia Streeter
State Securities Board
New State Bank
Lovelady
Lovel
Leningrad's Bridges Echo Venice With Riverine Cityscape
Leningrad, the Soviet Union's second largest city, once St. Petersburg and then Petrograd, is famed for its network of over 360 bridges spanning canals and the Neva River, giving it a Venice like character.
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Leningrad
Soviet Union
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Venice
Neva
Fowler Fare Created by the Community Group
A local community group reports a Fowler Fare event organized to raise funds for neighborhood improvements. The effort focuses on supporting residents and enhancing public spaces through volunteer participation and small business partnerships.
Powerful Dalén Station Powers Norway with 400000 Kilowatts
Norway showcases the Dalén power station producing 400000 kilowatts, ranking among the nation's largest facilities in power generation. The plant's output underscores Norway's industrial advancement and energy capacity.
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Dalén
Bryan's Resignation From State Department
William Jennings Bryan resigns as secretary of state under President Wilson in protest of Lusitania sinking and Wilson policies. Bryan cites policy disagreement and opposition to entry into war as his reasons for stepping down.
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William Jennings
Woodrow Wilson
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