Lerner and Galbraith Forecast a United States of Abundance
The article profiles economists Max Lerner of Brandeis and John K. Galbraith of Harvard as liberal imports who argue the U S has moved from scarcity to abundance. They advocate higher spending, expanded unemployment support, and a large federal role to balance big business and technology.
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Max Lerner
Brandeis University
New York Evening Post
The
New Republic
John K. Galbraith
Harvard
Stevenson
Paul M. Butler
Henry A. Wallace
Robert R. Nathan
Americans For Democratic Action
Democratic Party
Lerner
Galbraith
Uncle Sam
Lerner-Galbraith
Reuther
America
Gal
Haily Telegraph History and Pricing Notes
Haily Telegraph 1866 Hugh Ike Shott 1953 established 1893 publication details and rate card. Mentions Baily Telegraph Printing Co 412 Bland Street Biuenela AD 1 617 advertising agency Kats Agency Inc. Associated Press affiliation and local news rights.
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Baily Telegraph Printing Co
Bland Street
Biuenela
Associated Press
West Virginia
Sones
Bureau of
Kats Agency, Inc
Deceit and Treachery Across Time
The excerpt contrasts moral wrongs from Leviticus and Adam Ferguson. It juxtaposes thriftless speech with cunning behavior, warning against lies and deceit in dealings, echoing a sermonlike reflection on integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Ferguson
Highway Funds Stoking Urban Rural Highway Battle
The new federal highway law leaves $400 million for road building without specifying urban rural division. The National Grange warns rural America to act or urban needs may surge as cities push for more street funds. Rural areas historically keep less revenue from highway taxes, while cities press for urban road construction.
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National Grange
Grange
America
Housing senior citizens discussed at national conference
National Housing Center in Washington hosted a conference on housing for elderly people. Carl T. Mitnick of New Jersey urged private rental housing for seniors, noting demand for 150000 units. Speakers highlighted rising elderly population with 14 million over 65 and projections to 22 million by 1978. The event produced ideas rather than concrete plans, aiming to spur incentives for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Housing Center
Washington
U. S
Carl T. Mitnick
New Jersey
Mitnick
Alaska Statehood Would Be Longest Gap in Union
The House approved Alaska statehood on May 26 by 208 to 166 with a November referendum to confirm conditions. If approved, Alaska could become the 49th state around 1959, the largest interval between admissions since Missouri and Arkansas in the 1820s to 1830s, with an estimated 1957 population of 165,000 and a nationality similar to Wyoming at admission.
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Alaska
Senate
House
New Mexico
Arizona
Missouri
Arkansas
California
Texas
U.S
U S
Wyoming
Nevada
Gettysburg
Augusta
Peter Roberts
England
Roosevelt
State Department
Vargas
Brazil
Hyde Park
Harry Hopkins
Lord Beaverbook
Beaverbook
Satire and sport mix in talk of inflation and space
Senator Soaper mocks inflation while the Navy's satellite effort is cited as a counter. The piece notes Communist China staging a public health play and Casey Stengel explaining baseball to Soviet visitors, highlighting linguistic quirks in translation.
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Navy
Casey Stengel
American killerPeter Manuel to face hangings promise
The piece profiles Peter Manuel a 31 year old Manhattan born killer linked to 11 murders and many robberies and charges since age 11. It notes his self defense cases and jurors ruling insanity off while portraying his history of escapes and violence and comparing him to a demoniac intelligence. The article draws parallels to Charles Starkweather and cites his notoriety.
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Manuel
Scotland
Peter Manuel
Manhattan
Hitler
Ion
Starkweather
Nebraska
Bucko
James Dean
New York
Charles Starkweather
Curious Parallel In Our Murder Product
An opinion piece attacks Charles Starkweather and Peter Manuel, arguing extreme violence by alleged criminals requires harsher responses. The author condemns leniency, calls for decisive action, and contrasts vigilante-style justice with psychiatric labels.
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Charles Starkweather
Chicago
Peter Manuel
Office patterns to shift as 1975 nears says UC professor
University of California professor Waino Suojanen says by 1975 more than half the women in the workforce will be aged 35 to 64. Factors include lower birth rates, military service, longer schooling, and younger marriages. Automation and boredom after childrearing will push job rotation and enlargement to keep capable older workers. Supervisors must adapt to mature, career oriented staff and their critical view of management.
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Waino W. Suojanen
University of California
American Management Association
Suojanen
Soujanen
Pattern Of Office Workers To Change
A summary catalog notes shifts in clerical work with more automation reducing routine tasks. It predicts women will be seen as ideal clerical workers due to growing tech skills and decision making. It also cautions that turnover costs may become too high for firms.
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Busi‘ness
Ldebening Protection Institute
W. Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Small Business Administration
U.S
Superintendent of
Washington
D.C
Society of Industrial Realtors
Connecticut Ave
Washington, D.C
National Office Management Association
Old York Rd
Willow Grove
Hollywood star turnover and premier plans swirl in Europe
Sheilah Graham reports Robert Morley joins Rob wal Stack’s John Paul Jones epic to be shot in Europe. Frederic March may follow if John Quence directs in the United States at Valley Forge. Mrs Robert Stack travels to Spain with 16 month Laughing Lilo Pulver. Zurich premiere of A Time To Love And A Time To Die features Dr Michael Braun.
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Hollywood
Robert Morleys
Rob Wal Stack
Europe
Frederic March
John Quence
Valley Forge
Robert Stack
Bob
Spain
Lilo Pulver
Michael Braun
Zurich
Gordon MacRae
Gordon
Cocoanut Grove
Zsa Zsa
Dan Dailey
Casting Shadows Show Movie Trend and Celebrity Sightings
Jerry Ward recalls Anna Magnani promising a comedy after Rome meeting. He visited Chariton Heston on Ben Hur set and noticed a Star of David robe badge. Sterling Hayden moves out of the Valley home as Helen Mack and Tom Mec Avity plan summer here. Dorothy Lamour’s two sons head to Baltimore and various ballparks for short shows before games.
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Fellers
Jerry Ward
Anna Magnani
Rome
Jerry
Chariton Heston
Star of David
Sterling Haydens
Helen Mack-Tom Mec Avity
Tom
Helen
Dorothy Lamour
Baltimore
Dotty
Sherman Adams scandal debate and public hospitality probes
The column questions Adams ethics and the broader practice of political hospitality. It notes travel perks for senators and representatives, debates public scrutiny, and compares Adams to earlier figures while arguing the attack centers on him rather than policy. The piece frames a campaign year motive and defends Adams against moral policing.
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Sherman Adams
Bernard
Congressional Committees
House of Representatives
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
St. Petersburg
Adamses
Henry Adams
Brooks Adams
White House
Adams
Edward House
Woodrow Wilson
House
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Bernard Baruch
Robert Lansing
Newton Baker
Fifty Years Ago Visit by Miss Rudy Little to Bristol
Daily Telegraph notes past events with mentions of Miss Rudy Little visiting relatives in Bristol fifty years ago and a council meeting about correcting registration lists. A New Jersey man remained jailed on $15,000 bond awaiting November trial.
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Rudy Little
Bristol
Arnhirvedd
New Jersey
Gifts and Presidents: Ike Nixon and the Gift Debate
Drew Pearson examines presidential gifts from Eisenhower to Nixon, noting the sheer volume and value U.S. leaders receive. He compares past gifts from Coolidge and Roosevelt, cites expensive items at Augusta, and argues constitutional limits on gifts from foreign governments.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Sherm
The
United
Presit
Eisenhower
Calvin Coolidge
Dupont Circle
White House
Ike
Poems Enchanted by Nature in The Country Poet
A verse fragment from M Kathleen Haley in The Country Poet recalls nature as witchery that flings magic. The speaker, a child grown, remains captivated by moon, sea, stars, and a heart held like a star in hand.
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M. Kathleen Haley
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