Reckless Motorboat Operation Penalties Discussed
Captain Vetter of the 2nd Coast Guard District notes that reckless or negligent motorboat operation can incur fines up to 2000 dollars or up to one year in jail. The remark questions whether similar penalties would reduce automobile accidents.
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Morgan county court house air conditioning debate sparks change
Report notes officials from the Revenue and Control division pushed for a cooled courtroom at the Morgan County courthouse. The piece contrasts past heat during trials with current efforts and suggests a reason for lawyers to wear coats in summer sessions.
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Revenue’ & Control
Hax
Morgan County Court House
Irregularities At The Polls In Marshall County
A report details arrests and offenses during the Democratic primary alleging ballot altering intoxication at polls. A grand jury notes irregularities across voting boxes and argues that voting machines could have reduced issues, urging election safeguards and expenditures.
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Eisenhower Gifts and Tax Debate Highlight Farm Aid
Drew Pearson lists gifts to the President’s Gettysburg farm including 400 nut trees 48 Norway spruce 50 shrubs a putting green and $1000 yearly upkeep 55 cattle plus pony and stallion a $4000 tractor and assorted implements. The piece argues gifts reveal tax policy flaws and calls for realistic income tax reform over bully pulpit publicity.
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Jim Hagerty
Eisenhower to Meet Negro Leaders on School Integration
The president is scheduled to meet four prominent Negro leaders today to discuss school integration. The article argues progress hinges on self effort by African Americans and sustained racial understanding, not federal force or court rulings, citing Little Rock as a catalyst.
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Roy Wilkins
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Lester Granger
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Supreme Court
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Nate Spingold and the Hollywood Boycott Letters
The funeral of a key but less famous Hollywood figure recalls Nate Spingold who argued against collective punishment in the industry. He describes a silent letters fund where actors privately wrote to employers to preserve reputations amid Communist era tensions. The piece highlights gentility and practical action over sensationalism.
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Fund For the Republic
Nate
Italy
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Louis Banes
Hearst
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Living Today By Arlie B Davidson
A discussion on creating a personal code of living with principles and standards. It contrasts haphazard living with deliberate choices, explores individulalist versus community influenced guidance, and argues for shaping a code aligned with spiritual ideals for progress.
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Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
Davidson
Sherman Adams Power and Politics in the Eisenhower Era
The piece portrays Sherman Adams as the unseen force shaping White House access and policy under President Eisenhower. It cites multiple interventions involving Adams in 1955 1958 including SEC hearings Northwest Airlines Pan American route dispute Subversive Activities Control Board and railroad mergers. It notes Adams claimed no improper requests and highlights concerns about governance concentration and ethics.
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Sinclair Armstrong
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Budget Bureau
Congress
Fauver
Armstrong
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Great Circle
Arctic
Japan
Independent Subversive Activities Control Board
Cain
Ike
Pat McGinnis
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Boston and Maine
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kennedy probes Capone mob influence in labor unions
Victor Riesel reports Senate crime probe led by Bobby Kennedy targets the Capone era Chicago mob and its ties to labor, restaurant, and bar sectors. He notes House committees doubt new anti racketeering bills will pass this year amid election year constraints and political feuding.
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House of Representatives
House Labor Committee
Senate
McClellan Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Bob Kennedy
Kennedy
Old Capone
Chicago
Nick Circella
Virgil Peterson
Chicago Anti-Crime Committee
Abe Teitelbaum
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Capones
McClellan
Afl-Cio
Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union
Cincinnati
House Committee
House
Hall Syndicate
Funny race and time saving devices in stories
A collage of humorous vignettes and dialogue excerpts features a witty exchange about a funny race and time saving devices. It includes a London tramcar anecdote with two Yankee tourists, a joke about credit ratings, a rush culture poem, family humor with a mother and son, and a tale of professors with an Indian chief, ending with a note on affairs of the heart.
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