Lincoln Seward Row Foretells Acheson Clash In 1950s Tone
President Truman cited Lincoln's troubles with Congress to reject GOP calls to oust Secretary of State Dean Acheson. The piece draws parallels to 1862 when Lincoln resisted removing Secretary Seward amid Radical Republican pressure after Union defeats. It notes Acheson carried books on the Lincoln Seward episode to Brussels.
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Margaret Truman Seeks Career Over Cooking for Marriage
Washington gossip notes say Margaret Truman, heiress to the capital’s social scene, plans to pursue a singing career and may marry someone who accepts frequent tours. She dislikes cooking, would rather stay in New York studying voice, and wants a partner who understands her ambitions.
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Employers Can Learn From Fired Employees
Cleveland Ohio exposition hears Cloyd Stimetz advise restaurant owners to interview employees when they are promoted fired or disciplined to hear grievances and gain valuable insight for the business.
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