Forgotten generation not the kids but their dads
In Our Opinion David P. Eastburn of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia argues in Business Review that the middle generation is the overlooked group. He describes them as caught between old and new values, wielding outsized influence in economics while wary of debt and government stimulus.
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David P. Eastburn
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Business Review
Eastburn
John Maynard Keynes
Editorial Thought For Today on Public Service Duty
Public servants are charged with serving the public and must understand that their authority is delegated by the people themselves. The piece emphasizes accountability and duty in government service.
Poles Trip Draws Harvard Alumni Interest
A Harvard group plans a 21 day trek across both Poles with 60 signed for the November 1 departure, a $10,000 cost prompting one local man to decline. Also noted: John P. Claypool named to Case Western Reserve Adelbert College dean's list in Cleveland. Foe Hanlin honored for five years service with Pennsylvania Gas at Erie dinner. George F Moylan helped present a three day orthodontic seminar in Chicago on Begg Appliance design.
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Hubert Vaughn
Harvard University
North
South Poles
John P. Claypool
Summer Street
Adelbert College
Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Adelbert
Case
Feo F. Hanlin
Corry
Surnsylvania Gas Company
Holiday Inn South
Erie
George F Moylan
John Mohr
Hawke Hellinale
Chicago
Begg
Nationel
American Dental Association
Today In History Oct 14 1958 to 1960s events
Snapshot of notable events tied to October 14 across history. From Hastings in 1066 to Yeager breaking the sound barrier in 1947, with notes on Pennsylvania founder William Penn, Dwight Eisenhower, and midcentury military actions and regional conflicts including Lebanon and Haiphong.
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William the Conqueror
Athens
U.S. Air Force
Charles E. Yeager
Muroc Air Base
California
Lebanon
Algeria
U.S
Haiphong
North Vietnam
Poor Get Poorer Rich Richer in Congress Fight
Washington reports on a clash over farm subsidies linking cotton growers and poverty. Poage and Ellender backed a one year extension of farm programs while blocking a $20 000 subsidy ceiling, shifting aid to cotton producers and opposing food stamp cuts for the rural poor, amid broader calls for congressional reform led by a coalition of women’s groups.
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Congress
W. R. Bob" Poage
Waco
Tex
Poage
Senate Agriculture
Allen Ellander
Houma
Ellender
Louisiana
Delta and Pine Land Company
Uncle Sam
South All Told
Eastland Inter Coast Corporation
Eastland
Senate House
House
Senate
James Eastland
D-Miss
Womanpower-in-Action
How to Handle a Woman by Toni Gardner absurd tips
Jim Bishop humor column previews a controversial book on keeping a wife happy filled with bizarre, outdated tricks. The piece quips at marriage norms, lampooning mocked advice like timed perfumes, gifts, and flirtatious stunts to “keep” a spouse.
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Hawthorn Books
Toni Gardner
Cincinnati
Miss Gardner
Aero Supply head to address Purchasing Agents meeting in Corry
J Irvine, president of Aero Supply Mfg Corp, Inc, will speak at the Purchasing Agents Association gathering in Corry tomorrow evening at Hotel Corry. Dad's Night at Corry High Titusville game Friday features players' fathers seated behind the bench. Columbus PTA met at Dean School with President Mrs Walter Gordon leading a song and Mrs Robert Damon giving devotions.
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J. Irvine
Aero Supply Mfg. Corp., Inc
Purchasing Agents Association of
Corry
Corry High
Titusville
Columbus Pta
Dean School
Walter Gordon
PTA
Robert Damon
Mixed column finds on marriage doubt and fleas and forecasts
A collage of items notes teen marriage expectations with 42 percent of girls and 14 percent of boys aiming for nuptials by 21. It also surveys flea hopping potential, Bedouin wedding customs, a bird lung fact, and quotes from Elsa Maxwell, Oscar Wilde, and Bryan versus McKinley on campaigns. The piece also reports 1967 US health costs at 33.1 billion and recalls the 1918 influenza toll, urging contemplation of value over price.
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New York
Elsa Maxwell
Quoti
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Canton
United States
Oscar Wilde
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