Key Employes Of Santa Fe Go to School
The Santa Fe Railway’s top managers are sent to USC for a six week summer course on free enterprise capitalism. The program, begun after Fred C. Gurley proposed it, mixes economics government and trade with seminars and public speaking. It includes dormitory life for employees families and is designed to broaden midlevel leaders understanding of the American economic system.
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Santa Fe
Howard C. Heyn
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Fred C. Gurley
Santa Fe Railway
USC
Lawrence C. Lockley
School of Commerce
Gurley
Freedoms Foundation
Lockley
The
R. G. Rydin
Jonathan C. Gibson
Chicago
Rydin
Canada oil output surges from 894 to over 200000 barrels daily
In Calgary, Canada, crude oil production rose from 894 barrels per day in 1927 to more than 200000 barrels daily. The surge reflects rapid expansion of the industry and rising demand for petroleum products.
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Calgary
Canada
Delighted By Sen. Smith Renomination in Maine
President Eisenhower and Republicans hailed Sen. Margaret Chase Smiths primary landslide over Robert L. Jones of Biddeford in Maine. Smith led 5 to 11- among nearly complete returns, facing Democrat Paul Fullam in September. Jones criticized her “internationalism” amid McCarthy era tension.
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Portland
Maine
Eisenhower
Margaret ‘Chase Smith
Joseph H. McCarthy
R-Wis
Robert L. Jones
Biddeford
McCarthy
White House
James C. Hagerty
Senator Smith
Senate
William F. Knowland
Smith
Frederick G. Payne
Rmaine
Legion Protest Over 103 725 For Convention Fund
Washington report says the American Legion opposes a White House request to Congress for 103 725 to maintain public order at the Legion’s Aug 30 to Sept 2 convention. Herbert J. Jacobi, legion convention corporation president, denounced the notion of disorder and urged not to curb attendance or intimidate members nationwide.
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Washington
American Legion
Eisenhower
Congress
Legion
Herbert J. Jacobi
White House
Connecticut statisticians report little federal land in state
Connecticut statisticians say the federal government owns less land in that state than in any other half of one percent of 3,600,000 acres, indicating a small federal footprint in the region and highlighting state land management context.
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Connecticut
Man regains glasses after 14 years in Maine woods
Alver E. Gray, 69, of Orland, Maine, has his old gold rimmed eyeglasses back after son Foster found them along a woodland cart road where they lay since they were lost 14 years ago during wood chopping.
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Orland
Maine
Alvernie E. Gray
Foster
Gray
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