The Editors Fight Back Against Welfare State Propaganda
In a plea to defend American freedoms, 200 newspaper editors from the National Editorial Association pilgrimage to Plymouth signed a Mid-century Rededication Compact. Allen C. McIntosh delivered the address as leaders argued against socialist ideas and urged integrity, thrift, and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Plymouth
Mass
National Editorial Association
Lester Williams
Columbian Progress
Columbia
Miss
Howard Fowler
Mansfield
Allen C. McIntosh
Rock County
More Taxes Plus Longer Day Stiff Credit Proposed
Washington D C economic mobilizer W Stuart Symington urged higher taxes and stricter credit controls with longer working hours to win a survival fight. He said general price and wage controls might be avoidable if buyers accepted restraint while calling for cuts to living standards and a pay as you go tax system to limit civilian purchasing power. Symington chairs the National Security Resources Board and coordinates mobilization policy under a Truman administration. He warned against easing defense measures as Korea moves toward a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
W. Stuart Symington
America
Symington
United States News and World Report
National Security Resources Board
Truman
Congress
Soviet threat endures despite Korea situation
The speaker warned that the Soviet war machine’s growing strength and the leaders’ aggressive intent would not be diminished by resolving the Korean crisis. Also noted is the Carlsbad Caverns’ “Big Room” length of over one and a quarter miles and a remark on the Boston News-Letter’s early 18th century circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Carlsbad Caverns
Korean Aid Costs Set for Korean relief program
General MacArthur sent preliminary estimates to U.S. Army headquarters on Friday showing the Korean relief and reconstruction program could cost from 2 to 5 billion dollars. Dutch youngsters place wooden shoes by the fireplace on Christmas Eve.
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Washington
MacArthur
U.S. Army
Farm and real estate offers in Whitewright area
Multiple ads list farm for sale or rent near Whitewright including 71 acre and 1949 Chevrolet DeLuxe sale. Real estate, livestock, and farm equipment items from Stephens Bryant, Tom Barbee, Ralph Wallace and others. Also notices for stray horse, pecan buying, and local business services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens & Bryant
Jim Williams
Willis Jeep
Claud Smith
Whitewright
Farley
Care of the Sun
Jack Nossaman
M. Z. Jones
J. H. Norris
Hickman
The
Presbyterian Church
Barbee Insurance Office
Fisherman Binds Salmon After 3 Hour Scotland Trip
Ernest Hamilton, 34, flew 500 miles to Scotland for a salmon, waited three hours, landed one and rushed back to the airport for the return flight. He paid $42 for the three hour outing and called the trip well worth it. The Boston Gazette history notes James Franklin printed it in 1720.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ernest Hamilton
Scotland
Tasty Colorful Medicines Sought by Rutgers Professor
Dr Pierre Smith of Rutgers University College of Pharmacy seeks tastier medicines in liquid form that retain efficacy. The text also notes Samuel Adams contributed to independence through writing and explains pit viper eye changes from night spherical to day vertical slits.
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Newark
Pierre Smith
Rutgers University College of Pharmacy
Samuel Adams
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So George & Senson
Seatey, Detansat
T. W. Ayres & Son
T. W. Ayres & Son Stetson
Boston News-Letter
C. A. Wilson
Caro Maxey
Reserve Life Insurance Co
Tom Barbee
Babcock Auto Store
Palace Theatre
Brunswick
First National Bank
Seele New Pryad
Frigidaire
Boston Gazette
James Franklin
William Brooker
Swift
Bell Peppers
C. W. Phillips
Honey Boy Salmon
Montgomery Motor Co
Dick Montgomery
Mer. & Co-Owner
Dodge
W. Main St
Denison, Texas
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