Fire hazards and youth politics spark editorial stance
The piece argues fire prevention is crucial with high costs and deaths. It criticizes totalitarian temptations among youth and calls for preserving capitalism and individual rights amid calls for government control.
Youth In Revolt? Radical Movements Target the Young
A discussion on how various radical movements seek to enlist youth, aiming to reshape views on government and economics. The piece contrasts old ideas with new movements and considers youth influence and potential for change.
Fundamental truths about capitalism and opportunity
The Exchange asserts capitalism has given more people material gains than any system, preserving liberty and human dignity. It claims benefits spread to the many, not the few, and offers youth limitless opportunities for service and achievement despite critics.
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Eight Constitutional Amendments On Ballot For Election Day
Texas voters face a long ballot on November 2 with eight proposed constitutional amendments from the 50th Legislature, plus nominees from president to constable. The order was set by Secretary of State Paul Brown.
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Isn’t It About Time to Face Pearl Harbor Era Crisis
The writer argues America faces a grave national crisis with no strong ally from the Allies, warning that Soviet Russia dominates resources and men far beyond Nazi Germany. Only a few would split the nation over civil rights amid a looming war-like threat from Russia.
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Bonanza Year for Shoplifters and Burglars
New York reports a nationwide rise in theft and burglary in 1948 with major stores looted for jewels and baby supplies. FBI data show prewar theft and larceny rates rebounding, insurance claims surging, and experts noting bold theft methods and losses absorbed as operating costs.
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Van Worthingtons brag about their ancestors
Jones quips that the Van Worthingtons boast of their forebears as if they invented them. Smith replies he would not be surprised if they had such claims.
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Olympic Marathon Distance Met At 26 Miles 385 Yards
The standard Olympic marathon distance is 26 miles and 385 yards. It defines the official length for world championship and Olympic race routes.
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