Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 17, Ed. 1 Monday, December 1, 1952 Page: 2 of 6
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TTERE is a pleasant little came that will give you a message every .
n day It la a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune.
Count the letters in your Arst name. If the number of letters iseor
more, subtract 4. It Uro number is less than 6, add 3 The result to
your key number Start at the upper toft-hand corner of the rec-
tangle and check every one of your key numbers, left to right Thon
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upstaira to my Toom. Anybody
who would go a whole year th al-
gebra and miss jus one minus sign
free o war or the preparations for war.
Nevertheless, It la true as well that the economy to-
ny has many legal and other props which did not exist
in denression dnys. Government. whether Republican or
nrocratic, Ik pledged tn throw Ita full resourees quickly
Ito use to prevent the disaster of another depression.
NOBODY was going to lake Meb
11 away trom me. I was going
to lose her the way I had lost so
many other tilings, most of them--
It seemed—because I never had
the right words. I thought that if
I were away somewhere I would
write Mob a letter and say some-
thing nice.
I knew that I would go to work
the nest day, as usual, and Meb
would be there, as usual. And
likely, William and Wallace would
help Papa on the tracks. Come
Saturday, I would work IS hours
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answered. "It's tor you, Papa. It's
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Wallacef William? You boys go
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as"f they were a rare treat, when
he liked excltement "The trestle
broke through with 26. It was
loaded with tanks and what “
two gala went through."
"Was anybody hurt?" Mama
said.
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scattered all over Tuscumbia bot-
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the young man sneaked up
behind his best girl, cover-
Sd her eyes with his hands
and announced: "I'm going
t kiss you if you can't tell
who this la In three guess-
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Thomas Jefferson, Abra- ;
ham Lincoln,” she guessed, i
Ir the light of this situation, and in view of the
fnrt that no importnnt external evidences of trouble have
yt eppesre. It seems hardty senstble for either econo-1
mists or businessmen to adopt nt this moment the'
‛oomv approach.
When the signs turn dark, that is time enough to,
pound the alarms.
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he cars. It was dragging
ind bumping over the ties,
ticking up clouds of dust.
Knowing that a derailment
night ochur at any mo-
pent, he called the next
5ffiee up the line and gave
he operator the following
nessage: "Ston No. 98. She
mu n nervous brake down." i
Certainly we have no reason to assume that we
I -‘3 nholished depressions. And we have not for a long
time tested the strength of our basic economy in a time
with ma. You might couid help."
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Christmas ornihg l to
into William • and Walla
Wallace asked. "What did
Christmas," she said.
"Oh. not much."
"What did your mother give >
you?"
“A scarf."
"And your father?"
. “A tie."
"Wallace and William?*
“A pair of gloves."
Her face clouded. I thought she
had sensed that I was making up
life. But then Oke united and wen
tn the mantel, micro's something
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"ond he gets to carry home all the
kids leave on the train." .
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ator at a small station was
watching a fast freight
pasning when he noticed a
brake beam down on one of
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Editorial CGiici.:
<0W IS NO TIME FOR BUSINESS
A New York Times survey shows less than 1,300,000,
unemployed in the nation—or about two in every- 1001
persons. The rate is so low that economists are having
to revise their notions of what constitutes "rock-bottom I
unemployment. ‘ --- —'——1— ----1
Only in World War II, when the total ranged around
> t <100,000 have we had a lower figure in modern economic
tiries.
Present totals have to be measured, too, against the
prosnect that peak defense output will probably, not be
renched for another six to eight months, and we may
have on top of that gain a small but steady rise In civ-
ilian production. In other words, the outlook is for even
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woodpile and chopped both sleeves
off. Ai noon 1,cume by Met'd
huse, which seemed the uke l
small, strnnqe church tn tbs mid
die of nowhere-- a wood re. I
he knew that almost anything alas
in the store would have pleased
ms more. But he waant stingy all
the time. One Christmas I worked
the week we were off from school
and be gave me $5 extra tor a
Christmas present. I took it and
bought two white shirts for Wil-
liam and Wallace, I always mess
everything up when do -some-
thing like that it I had had any
sense I would have spent one dol-
lar wach on everybody. But what
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Inst home from his flrat train ride, the six-year-old
lad wos leaving the station with his father, when the
btter nuked him, "I suppose you want to be an engineer
aow ' en you grow up?"
"No sir," replied the Ilf(le one. "I want to be the
aonductor."
" "Whatever for?" questioned his father.
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get you something else "
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taka anything because I didn't gM
you anything:" NN
"No, you mean you have a pair." m
“I don’t have a pair." E
That was how I came to tell m
her the truth. But later, I was m
sorry that I had told her. becauae NN
It sounded as if I didn't want her
to give anything to William.
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his son, was the section-foreman.
One of them usually ealled Papa
whan anything went wrong on Uto
track a.
Papa aald a tow words then
wheeled away from the-telephongi
loes unemployment.
Fhe year 1953 Ibus promlaes a continuation of the;
Migheconomic levels we have enjoyed almost without a! .
brenk since 1945. But, oddly, many business and Indus- /
ii inl lenders appear to believe that a recession will get F
under way before the new year is ended. /
Tills feeling Is a phenomenon more curious than the ।
feet that the experts are confounded by low unemploy-
mentrretes. Why should induet ri a 11st a faced with such— —
lright signs envisage a downturn?
v The only answer seems to be that the mmory of
the Great Depression, fading but still real in the minds
of millions of ordinary workers. In no less real to the.
managers of American business. They worrv that things
mav be just too good to be true. History tells them that
booms must end some time. -------
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 17, Ed. 1 Monday, December 1, 1952, newspaper, December 1, 1952; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1402996/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.