No Tears Over Mr Strauss Refusal To Confirm Nomination
The Senate refused to confirm Lewis L. Strauss as Secretary of Commerce. The piece says he faced political attack yet was a man of conviction who stood by his beliefs. It notes personal arrogance and opposition in the South and West and warns Eisenhower about controversial appointees after the Luce and Strauss cases.
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Senate
Lewis L. Strauss
Strauss
Luce
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Air Force
Georgia
Dick Russell
Winder
Russell
William Bates
New Jersey
Frank Osmers
Florida
Newark
N. J
Overton Brooks
Laura
Shreveport
706Th
Washington
Iowa
Merwin Coad
Leonard Wolf
Offutt Air Force Base
Omaha
Coad
Wolf
Byron Johnson
Denver
William Hess
Cincinnati
Robert Levering
Columbus
Ae Gop
Cliff McIntire
Paris
House Agriculture Committee
Wes Tae Eaty
Wes Warkebinhe
Dan Flood
Pennsylvania
Demoont Weawad
Phil Weaver
Nebraska
House
Armed Services Committee
Berlin
Brewster
Maryland
Kowalski
Connecticut
Strat
Ton
New York
Cohelan
California
Norblad
Oregon
Bray
Indiana
Becker
Chamberlain
Michigan
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Francis Case
South Dakota
Cooley
North Carolina
Poage
Texas
St. George
Fort Worth
Tex
Waco
Civil Rights Commission
White House Advisory Committee On Aging
Louisiana is the better judge in Long governance
The piece argues that Louisiana should decide Gov. Earl K. Long's ability to govern, recalling the Long family's influence and comparing to Memphis under Boss Crump, concluding Louisianans are best suited to judge their leadership.
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Earl K. Long
Louisiana
Long
Gov. Long
E. H. Crump
Memphis
Boss Crump
Mr. Crump
Crump
Lawyers Write Cotton Laws Not Farmers For Years
The piece argues lawyers dominate cotton policy over farmers detailing penalties for overplanting and the complexity of acreage allotments. It recalls past protests by farmers over fractional acre quotas and questions who determines measurements and allocations.
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Cee Cerematon
United States
Inside Labor Real Steel Issue Growing Labor Powers
New York reports from Hotel Roosevelt reveal steel industry spokesmen caution labor power is the core crisis. Executives say profits prices and management are industry business and workers have no guaranteed wage increases each year. Union leader Arthur Goldberg questions bargaining philosophy as talks threaten a possible June 30 strike.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
Biltmore
East 42Nd St
Auto Makers Fuel Fringe Benefits Scandal Exposed
Washington column reports Congress members used Air Force planes and embassy funds for free trips and perks. It names Rep Jim Fulton and others who accepted military transport and lavish treatment while claiming to uphold taxpayer duties.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Air Force
Congress
Jim Fulton
Pennsylvania
Paris
Howver
Mendel Rivers
Learn to Build On Love for Personal Power and Harmony
A column urges living on love not hate, citing George Eliot on affection and community harmony. It contrasts this with talk of a steel union strike, noting politicians worry a piecemeal action could delay a Taft Hartley cooling off period and prolong potential industrial conflict.
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Oavidson
George Eliot
Hood
Hotice
Dave McDonald
Senate
McDonald
Eisenhower
U. S
Mare
the Hall Syndicate
Ike Seen Near Victory As Demo Congress Grows Scramble
Ike appears poised to win amid a Democratic scramble over economics and requests totaling seven billion dollars yet to be voted on. He argues for substantial reductions, aiming for a balanced budget. Democrats warn against heavy spending while the economy improves.
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Ike
Demo Congress
End to Ingalls estate dispute over stock trusts and fees
U S District Judge H Hobart Grooms ordered a settlement ending the Ingalls estate dispute. Executors Elizabeth Boykin and Barbara Ulrich would form a trust for 1143 shares at 1000 dollars a share, while 1144 shares go to grandchildren. The company would pay 1 080 000 dollars with dividends waived except 175 000 for legal fees.
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Birmingham
U.S
H. Hobart Grooms
Robert I. Ingalls Sr
Ellen Gregg Ingalls
James Simpson
Ingalls
Robert J. Ingalls, Jr
Ingalls Iron Works Co
Grooms
Reserve District 6 Report of Condition State National Bank of Decatur
State National Bank of Decatur Alabama reports assets totaling 73,981,022.56 with reserves 2,116,? balanced by 5,201,070.97 in United States government obligations and 28,191,898.14 in other assets. The report covers June 10 1959 submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency under 5211 U S revised statutes.
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Alabama
United States
Bank Deposit and Liability Totals From Financial Statement
A bank notes deposits by individuals partnerships and corporations and lists time deposits. It shows total liabilities and deposits including government and sub divisions and other deposits. The figures include 68,800,170 total liabilities and 6,631,918 on bank premises with mortgages and other liens.
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Weazie
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Decatur
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W. R. Shelton
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Cnae Eac Ees
Sonny
Richard L. James
Jacksonville
Fla
Riverside Avenue Christian Church
Mr. Strauss
By Victor Riesel
Riesel
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Jack Hamm
Guy Holloway
Hamp
Lewis Fields Farm
Andrew
Penn
Jim Tanner
McKendree Chapel
Row
Lebanon
McCaig
Shorty Long
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cole Porter
Harvard
Harvard School of Music
Atomic Development Mutual Fund, Inc
A. B. Love
Reserve District No
State National Bank
J+ S Edwards
Jewel Siviey
Notary Public Gamiion Cate
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