Telegraphic Edition Classifieds and Rates Page
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead with editors and managers and a section listing subscription rates. It includes names like Jack F. Davis and Robert F. Rose and details about mail and city carrier pricing for Virginia and nearby areas.
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Jack F. Davis
Robert F. Rose
P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
Winchester
Rep
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Census Bureau faces 1970 census overreach and intrusive questions
The piece critiques the Census Bureau’s expanding scope under Parkinson’s law, noting plans for a 1970 census questionnaire as long as an income tax return. It warns of questions on basements and bomb shelters, ethnicity, disabilities, and home amenities like dishwashers, suggesting public resistance and potential evasions.
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Congress
Census Bureau
Mayfield urges positive conservation over anticontact campaigns
Harold Mayfield president of the American Ornithologists Union writes in Audubon that real progress comes from Wise conservation and suitable habitat. He warns against Quixote style campaigns and stresses positive help for birds and wildlife to ensure species survival amid human presence.
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Harold Mayfield
The
American Ornithologists Union
Audubon Magazine
Antee
Mayfield
Temporary taxes? Vanik proposes cancelling April tax cuts
Ohio Democrat Charles A. Vanik urges canceling planned excise tax reductions set for April arguing the cuts are temporary. With deficit forecasts up to 29 billion dollars, the move aims to stop a 2.5 billion dollar annual revenue loss from the rollback of levies tied to WWII and the Korean War.
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Reeper
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
House
Ways and Means Committee
Vanik
Treasury
Congress
Battle of the bottleneck rages west of El Alamein
Egyptian forces clash with Axis troops in a violent three day battle west of El Alamein driving Rommel's Africa Corps into at least a temporary retreat. Aviation Cadet J J Harris Jr of Berryville earns his wings as a second lieutenant in the U S Army Air Corps.
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Britain
el Alamein
Field Marshal
Rommel
Africa Corps
J.J. Harris, Jr
Berryville
U.S. Army Air Corps
Registration plan for women in food conservation discussed
Mrs. R. T. Barton, chairman, notes wide spread interest in a plan to register women for food conservation. The report also states that nearly all German citizens in the United States are under surveillance as German authorities learn of American troops sailing to France.
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R. T. Barton
United States
France
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas urges readers to value the present moment as the only real chance for action. He counsels letting go of unchangeable worries, seeking forgiveness, and living with faith in God while pursuing high ideals and loving fellowship.
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Earl L. Douglas
Costly minimum wage rise hits jobs and prices
Analysis of the 40 000 firm survey shows layoffs in Indiana Wisconsin and Utah as the 1 40 wage and later 1 60 wage push raises all pay scales. Small firms say teens and unskilled workers lose chances while costs ripple through industries including autos. Critics call for ethics reforms and relief measures.
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Washington
National Federation of Independent Businesses
Upstate
New York
Utah
Skin Cancer Removals Often a Complete Cure
Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers reader questions on cancer terms and treatments. He explains anaplastic changes and metastasis, indicates basal cell carcinoma is cancer, and notes complete removal can cure skin cancers with high success rates. He covers pregnancy cancer testing, trigonitis, arc a burning feet at night, and invites readers to submit queries.
Cinderella Slippers Were Fur Not Glass
New York AP reports a surprising detail about Cinderella's slippers being made of fur rather than glass due to a mistranslation of the 17th century tale. The column notes unrelated trivia and reflections on common myths, science, and daily life.
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Cinderella
New York
Pride at the root of all great mistakes
A reflective meditation contrasts Jeremiah's lament over captivity with Ruskin's claim that pride underlies major errors. The excerpt links spiritual sorrow to human folly, emphasizing pride as a foundational flaw across contexts.
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John Ruskin
Out-of-Date Import Policy Stifling U.S. Auto and Industry
A political column argues Washington’s tariff policy has allowed foreign auto builders to surpass U S output. It cites Nissan and Fiat complaints, U S car production declines, and rising imports of steel textiles meat and machinery. The piece warns of a widening trade deficit and calls for freer but balanced imports.
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Washington
Italy
Fiat
Vittorio Valletta
Constantinople
U. S
Agriculture Department
U.S
Lead poisoning linked to Rome's fall study says World Almanac
A World Almanac study cites lead poisoning as a factor in the fall of the Roman Empire. It notes Romans ingested lead via pipes plates and coins, with symptoms including cramps weakness and anemia.
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The
World -Almanac
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