The Talco Times (Talco, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, November 15, 1946 Page: 2 of 6
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falco Times
Weekly by The Telco
Co., Inc., Telco, TexrJ.
(WAYPreeident
PRICE
enklin end Red River
Counties
DOLLAR A YEAR
t Elsewhere the Sub-
se is $1.80 e Year
iY IN ADVANCE
What a world! Just about the
time we end one strike, twp more
start.
as Second Class Matter
1930, at t
at the postoffice
3 cents per word first in
1 cent per word each ad'
insertion
than 25 cents per issue.
cj»h unless you are a regu-
ivertiser in this newspaper.
There seems to be too many
stumbling blockheads in the way
of world peace.
m Will the end show that it was
No ad accep - # ^ conference or just a piece
of a conference?
NOV. 15, 1946
jUFTING OF CONTROLS
Ever think what a dull world
this would be if everybody in it
was just like you in thought-and
action?
People who remain indifferent
to the dangers of socialized medi-
cine may wake up some morning
looking at a big tax bill as a pen-
alty for their indifference.
P)ft years of almost corn-
economic regimentation
to an end at 12:01 a. m
lay. Let it be said with-
ition the Ameri
: accepted controls
face of crisis. But, vic-
they were un-
continue. The heri-
« freedom and initiative
j great.
Hi explains Mr. Truman’s
. The pot of discontent
fbeen boiling too furious-
He could not ignore it.
a Democratic victory
|8 would not have assuag-
lt. The Republican
_^ : was proof that farm-
industrialists, housewives
^Ktat segments of labor
Wred of experiments to
>1 an economy which de-
ids a wide latitude of free-
to function. The Presi-
is not being the states-
iri laying blame on Con-
for the breakdown of
dIs. The Congress, en-
what he termed an
rkable” law, tried to
Iff one ear to the people and
to him, but eventually the
of the masses was too
ignore. Retention of
*e rigid control sys-
would have aroused even
entment.
lerican people are
tired of government
lent and vacillation,
want a change. They
»nt new opportunities to ex-
lit their enterprise. For
It) years they have seen
snt piled upon experi-
i crisis mount upon crisis,
was ridiculous to assume
it a heterogeneous but free-
gloving people could be
Jio conform. We are not
It that way.
unsolved is the prob-
of rental property own-
It would be politically
lent for the Republicans
i rent controls as are.
)ly there are more ten-
owners. But laws
rest on justice, not ex-
icy. We must return to
Ites equitable and just in
The owner of rent pro-
ly-—many have their life
;s invested—must get a
return.
le News concurs that con-
>ls served a purpose in war-
1,-praise is deserved by
iwho volunteered to serve
i the regulating boards. They
good soldiers,
it the crisis is over. We
not invent a new one.
end has come to an incon-
We are terribly late getting that
new car, but the delay has taught
us one important fact: that it is
not necessary to buy a new car
every year.
Hollywood’s strike troubles
were caused because of too many
unions. Exactly the cause of the
delay in reconversion. Strikes
are getting us nowhere fast.
When a radio job pays a croon-
er $30,000 a week there is a sus-
picion that he’s either got some-
thing worth while or the public
has more dollars than sense.
Claude Callan says: “Aunt Min-
nie gives more in church if fash-
ionable friends are sitting near
her. She doesn’t mind giving a
small sum if only heaven is look-
ing.”
We wish to thank our many
friends for the kind favors and
services rendered us during the
illness and death of our loved
one, Jim H. Burkham.
The Burkham Family.
M. C. Ellisfl
erected
Miss Lavo
her
Sundi
Mr. and
ave moved
lex to Rost
Millions of Americans would
like to know why President Tru-
man wants to meddle in those
Palestine affairs when he has en-
ough troubles at home.
No one ever though that the
time would come in this nation
when half the world woul.1 not
know where the other half woii'd
find a house or hotel in whic i
to sleep.
Fire causes the death of 10,000
people annually in this country.
This tragic record is not made in
countries that build fireproof
houses. Maybe America will
wake up eventually.
It too often happens that the
men who could do a job holding
down a public office are too good
for the political gangsters with
whom they might have to asso-
ciate.
Speaking of the waste of ma-
terials, maybe the car makers
could help solve the shortage by
stop making cars with twice the
need capacity needed. Why
r-'-auld ’a car carry along sixty
ex.: i horse-power when it is
against the law to use it?
Palace Drug
Store No. 2
Pleas Tur
lis week, w
the grant
’Twas !T. I. Phillips who said
“Girls who wear slacks should not
turn their backs.”
Southwest Corner Plaza
Across from Liberty
Bank Building
Meet your friends here.
We specialize in Filling
Mrs. E.
’rank Jame
Jarksville
Prescriptions.
Two Registered Pharma-
fists to serve you.
J. L. ROMINE, Mgr.
PARIS. TEXAS
Another reason for more and
more taxes is that too many peo-
ple waste their money and ex-
pect their dear Uncle in Wash-
ington to provide them, a soft bed
and three squares a day when
they go busted.
MacArthur understands the
Japs and is helping them along
in the democratic way. What a
pity there are not more MacAr-
thurs so that the Russians could
be understood by someone besides
the Russians.
sistent and inequitable admin-
istrative policy, to an economy
half-slave and half-free. We I
must now encourage the i
world’s most magnificent in- i
dustrial plant to produce at an !
unprecedented level. Con-1
sumer, producer and . labor
must be aware of their respon- j
sibilities. Free enterprise is
on trial. The dawn of a new
era breaks promisingly, and
we must make the most of it.
Dallas News. i
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The Talco Times (Talco, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, November 15, 1946, newspaper, November 15, 1946; Talco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1160901/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.