Forgotten Statesman Albert Gallatin Receives Fresh Biography
The review highlights Albert Gallatin as a pivotal early American leader. A Swiss immigrant, he served in the Constitutional Convention and Congress, advised Jefferson as treasury secretary for 13 years, influenced the Treaty of Ghent, shaped Maine and Oregon boundary lines, and backed anti slavery efforts. He remained politically influential until later life.
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Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Albert Gallatin
America
Frank Ewing
Gallatin
Pennsylvania
Congress
Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Ghent
John Quincy Adams
Great Britain
Maine
Oregon
Jackson
Tyler
the Treasury
When is a motel a hotel in Miami Beach tale
Jim Bishop surveys the motel boom with focus on The Castaways in Miami Beach. He notes 62 081 motels nationwide and about 5500 in Florida, tracing origins from Santa Fe Trail to Milestone Motel and detailing opulent, themed properties, staffing, and earnings including a million dollars a year in room revenue. He highlights owner Joe Hart and manager Stanley Klim as key figures shaping the scene.
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United States
Florida
John Smiths
Santa Fe Trail
Jack Morrow
Council Grove
Morrow
San Luis Obispo
California
Miami Beach
Joe Hart
Leon Garfield
Peking
Fairyland Island
Biscayne Bay
Collins Avenue
Charley Chan
Thunderbird
Aztec
Surfside Six
Carib
Driftwood
Stanley Klim
Elim
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Tax Reform Call From Athens Leader Thurlow S. Robe
The writer argues against new taxes and urges repeal of outdated laws in Ohio and the United States. He emphasizes restoring constitutional aims, fixing education leadership, and reforming income tax to distribute 20 percent back to counties per capita to balance tax burdens. Athens resident Thurlow S. Robe signs the letter.
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United States
U. S
West
America
Be Simple and Write Clearly for Stronger Reports
Advice on writing clearly and effectively focuses on concrete terms, skipping style flair. Read and revise after resting, seek feedback, and produce a neat final copy while following teacher directions.
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Honesty and Marriage
A student asks how to refuse helping others with homework without losing friends. Abby says refuse copy work, keep integrity, and lose friends who encourage cheating. A reader from Anchorage defends past ignorance and urges ignoring pasts, then asks for a personal reply via Abby.
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Luella Crane case shows jealousy driven by fear of sterility
Dr. George W. Crane analyzes Luella B. a 27 year old wife whose extreme jealousy stems from perceived inferiority and potential childlessness. He argues such accusations reflect inner panic and urges readers to request the booklet Facts About Pregnancy to banish jealousy and consider counseling.
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George W. Crane
Luella B
Crane
Luella
Try and Stop Me Ow OLD
A Cleve land passenger in a Pullman washroom brushes a toothbrush and argues over ownership. An amused clerk says it belongs to the railroad. A separate bar joke has an intoxicated man failing doors and asking if the bartender owns all saloons. Cartoon humor from 1961.
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Cleveland
Bill Feather
Bill
Community forum proposes year of growth at Connett School Center
The Connett School Center outlines a year plan with supper sales crafts classes and community activities. It invites surrounding communities to buy or lease the current building, pledging support to expand a useful civic center and raise property values. Mary E. Cox, Center secretary, invites gifts or loan pledges within a week.
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Italy thefts spark critique of patent policy and jobs
George Sokolsky argues U S aid funds Italy’s prosperity while Italian laws shield piracy of pharma products. He cites Angelo Mancuso ad and warns foreign production undercuts American workers, urging objective, systemic unemployment solutions and questioning free market claims. The piece ties Senate antitrust testimony to broader protectionism trends and Kennedy era job concerns.
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Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Switzerland
Chemical Engineering News
U.S.A
Angelo Mancuso
Bergen Boulevard
Fairview
New Jersey
Lederle
Merck
Senate Subcommittee On Antitrust
Henry Hazlitt
United States
Kennedy
Interparliamentary hopes rise for Kennedy Lopez Mateos meeting
Report from Guadalajara notes a Mexican government source predicting a cordial atmosphere at the first U S Mexican interparliamentary congress could spur an early meeting between Presidents Kennedy and Adolfo Lopez Mateos. In Cleveland a city ban targets East Ohio Gas Co late-payment charges. Oxford Ohio notes Miami University graduate Dr Charles Ray Wilson returns as Miami provost.
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Mexico
U.S
Kennedy
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Co
Oxford, Ohio
Charles Ray Wilson
Miami University
Colgate
Miami
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