Capitalism vs Marxismview in 1956 pamphlet analysis
An article critiques Marxist promises as unreal under private capitalism. It cites The Economic Facts of Life by the American Economic Foundation, compares U.S. and USSR incomes, notes Russia paid as little as 25 dollars monthly and executives up to 2000, and argues private capitalism has produced abundance. It condemns monopolies and calls for cleaner corporate conduct and energy innovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Economics Foundation
U.S
Karl Marx
Russia
Marx
United States
J. Frederic Dewhurst
Reason
Lawrence Dennis
Israel
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Don’t Panic Plan for a New Job Says Man-Marketing
Terry Taylor of Man-Marketing Services outlines a 10 point plan for executives facing unemployment in a recession. He argues to evaluate options, set high goals, and tailor campaign materials to land better opportunities. The firm offers a free booklet from 2510 Prudential Plaza, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Taylor
Man-Marketing Services, Inc
Gleason Associates
Taylor
Inflation steady but appliances cheap for space gained
An article contrasts 1954 and 1974 GE two door refrigerators. The newer 20.8 cubic foot model costs 499.95 with frost free freezer 6.93 cubic feet and nearly 14 cubic feet fresh food, plus wheels decor colors and optional ice maker. Despite higher prices year to year, cost per cubic foot fell and overall bargains remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
General Electric
Letter from Hoss K Brown Seeks Whitewright Sun Subscription
A reader away from Whitewright writes to request a year long subscription to the Whitewright Sun. He recalls being born on a nearby farm east of town and mentions a Christmas gift from his sister Mrs Raymond Spencer of Randolph.
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Whitewright
Town
WC. Brown
Raymond Spencer
Randolph
Hoss K. Brown
Homemade wills invite costly court battles over wording
The article notes that self written wills often create ambiguity with phrases like all my worldly possessions or personal things. Courts have ruled on whether real estate stocks or cash fall under such terms, showing that amateur wills often lead to disputes and extended litigation.
Uniforms Go Global in Everyday American Work
Growing uniform wearers reach about 24 million as civilians in many industries adopt outfits from identification patches to full tailored ensembles. Nathaniel Cohen of Servisco says front line staff shape company image, foster esprit de corps, and cut clothing costs, signaling a rising trend in American business.
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Nathaniel Cohen
Servisco
Cohen
Whitewright Sun items span theft case to 1940s events
Christmas to 1940s notes cover a theft case in Sherman with three guilty pleas for stealing a movie projector from a car in Whitewright. Other items report 1939 rainfall records, a Whitewright Leonard wedding, social dinners, a Palace theatre film Dodge City, farm outlook for 1940, a Sugar Bowl trip, local visits, Outstanding Americans in 1970, cold snaps, 50th anniversary, a Little Rock schoolhouse landmark, and Southwest Exposition plans in Fort Worth.
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Sherman
Justice of the Peace
Jessee Wall
Weldon Binion
Whitewright
Palace Theatre
Dodge City
Errol Ilynn
Olivia de Haviland
W.O. Teddlie
Outstanding Americans Foundation
Nancy Williams
Pam Edgington
Randy Lancaster
Whitewright High School
James H. Gosnell
Dealer Advisory Council
Northrup King
Wes Steenson
Neal Gilliam
Little Rock
Whitewight
Eastern Orthodox Mission Discusses Worship in Texas Area
The Orthodox Diocese of New Mexico and the Southwest extends a mission to Texas with Chapels in Quinn’s Retirement Residence. Rt. Rev. Archpriest Cr. Quinoa Jr confirms daily prayer and Sunday Divine Liturgy in English with occasional Greek, emphasizing a traditional Byzantine rite and non stipend clergy.
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Cr. Quinoa, Jr
Quinn
Bartholomew
Texas
Fr Quinn
Belet
Br Quinn
No Place to Hide in Life’s Search for Happiness
A sermon-style piece argues that escapism through wealth, relocation, or worldly comforts fails to bring lasting happiness. It compares modern temptations to Adam and Eve and warns that God and heavenly powers watch all actions, leaving nowhere to hide from sin and judgment.
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Adam
Eve
God
Han
Christ
Lucifer
Are Natural Gas Curtailments Going To Affect Me
During cold winter days high demand can trigger curtailments for industrial users while residential customers are generally protected. Lone Star notes pipelines have limited capacity and expanding would raise costs and rates. Industrial contracts require voluntary reductions during peak times, but residential service remains reliable.
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Lone Star
Optimism and profit blur in a busy week
A jumble of local observations notes optimism versus error in politics and business. A salesman faces pressure to meet expectations while a neighbor’s smoke pollutes the air, and a wit remarks on money making without promotion.
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Red China
America
aUe RC
Whitewright Sun
City
CC. Cates
Bille Jean Cox
R.G. Elam
Leonard
David Phillips
the Leonard Baptist Church
P.F. Cox
Elam
Clyde Khim
Mary Dale King
WH. King
W.K. Boyd
Minneapolis
Minn
Jack Meador
Denton
Will Bryant
New Orleans
Hughes Cafe
Houston
Newell Skaggs
Glenna Ruth
Tom Bean
By Helen Quinn
Bob
Bob Bryan
By Phil Pastoret
Mint
Lone Star Gas Company
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