We Must Find A Better Way Ed Note Fairless Speech
Benjamin Fairless urges a better path for labor disputes at the Centennial of Engineering in Chicago. He warns against strikes harming national defense and free enterprise, argues for fair government rules on bargaining, and outlines joint talks with Philip Murray to ease plant-level friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Fairless
United Steel Corporation
Centennial of Engineering
Chicago
Washington
Philip Murray
United States Steel
17th annual Hardin county 75 Year Club dinner
Rotarians hosted the 17th annual dinner for Hardin county's 75 Year Club. Highlights included tributes to long residents, remarks on aging, and a note about a Bible anniversary event. Attendees mentioned include Frank Reed and James H. Moore, with Amanda Walton and Cynthia Gray noted for their spirit and corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Rotarians
Songbird Kunath
Amanda Walton
Eldora items reflect local quirks and plans
Hardin County bids fail to meet quota of those tarrying at the wine cup. Waterloo loses Carnegie library to river split. Bloomer club arrives but rain halts game. 125 patrons in Elidora exchange. 40 phones planned for Industrial school. Mayor seeks night depot operator. J F Hardin starts a new residence. Dale Wilcox buys grocery stock. Train wreck near Eldora prompts repairs. Curbs and paving planned on Pierce place. Grant Tyler to move to Council Bluffs Nonpariel. 98 marriage licenses issued in nine months. 1922 Republican meeting at Waterloo with Col Brookhart repudiating socialism.
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Hardin County
Mt. Pleasant
Ropertson
Waterloo
Bloomer
Elidora Mutual Telephone Exchange
A. Meader
Eldora
Robb
Iowa Central
J. F. Hardin
Dale Wilcox
W. N. May
East Waterloo
Gifford
Messrs
Mulford
Cook
Pierce Place
Pierce
Grant Tyler
Grant
Council Bluffs Nonpariel
Iowa
Burlingame
Col
Smith Brookhart
Eldora community notes and city council actions 1952
The Eldora section lists attendees at a socialist meeting and names of Eldora Community Club directors for the coming year. It covers church fundraising of 4000 to pay off debt, new foreman at Herald Ledger, and a golf challenge. It also reports on a Hoover address change, air raid wardens, and wartime decorates, plus council and board of health actions with warrants and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Carter
Chas. Norman
A. D. Davis
S. W. Needham
A. W. Mitterer
W. E. Rathbone
D. W. Peisen
H. A. Huff
Grant Tyler
Eldora Community Club
N. R. van Avery
D. Moser
H. E. Bateson
H. E. Moser
L. W. Harris
A. W. Crossan
H. E. Offett
Wyatt Johnson
R. F. Blackmun
Ralph Marks
The
Christian Church
S. S. Sutton
Springfield
Ill
Herald-Ledger
Sutton
Larchwood
Iowa
Illinois
Sioux City
Eldora
Jack Leonard
Howard Caffee
F. H. Herrald
L. W. Wolcott
Herbert Hoover
Des Moines
State Fairgrounds
H. E. Spangler
City Council
Nyquist
Brown
Caffee
Schlampp
Shafer
Wood
Gray
Eeerk
Peethe
Ne Council
Board of Health
W. H. van Tiger
Louis Zlesman
Ae Board of Health
Rumors, sports, and holidays in a small town column
A long clipped column blends local color with sports notes about Roger Harrington and a two week earlier kickoff return. It also mentions political chatter about Ike, Nixon, and salary talks for senators, plus a Yom Kippur primer and reflections on community life and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nixon
Skelton
A Nation Cannot Long Exist Half Socialist and Free
The Fayetteville Eagle Bulletin quotes a publisher warning that socialism and communism are slave systems and argues that any call for “a little Socialism” leads to dictatorship. The piece also mentions the American Legion failing to advance resolutions to fire Secretary of State Dean Acheson and references President Truman as a tough old figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
Ocean Grove
New New Jersey Times
Fayetteville
Eagle Bulletin
American Legion
Local City Financials and Public Works Minutes
Reads like a 1952 city council ledger with salary sums for Fred J. Collins Russell Morgan and Walter R. Foster and detailed expenditures for contractors and suppliers. Includes parking meter staffing and tax withholdings, and multiple approvals for building, sewer, awning, and ordinance amendments. Also notes resignations, ward vacancy, and appointment of a new city clerk at 819.44 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Collins
Russell Morgan
Federal Res. Bank
R Lamb
Sherrill Smith
Sinclair Service
Wood Auto Co
Herman M. Brown Co
Chevrolet
Stone Electric
W. S. Darley Co
Gary W. Parker
Charles Stage
Hlett. LD. & PP
C. O. Rubow
Bristol Company
J. Gorman’s
Bramlert
FE. Riemenschneider
W. Ribber
W. Tk. Foster
Dallas Tow
Gilmans
Leuthold'’s
Lot & Bik
O.A. Ryan
Oakwoods
Howard RR
Frey
Ward Miller
Alva TL
Rugsdate
Liberty Park
Charles M. Shore
Sam Rindels
S. Lot
oOt
Barr Farm Eyulp
Liberty Juple
Hawnard Clemons
N. Lot
O. I
Mra
B.m. Nyqulat
W. Edgington
GC. O. Rubew
Jas. G. Bales
G. M. Shafer
2Nd Ward
Jas
Bales
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National Editorial Association
Towe Press Association
Hardin
Amanda
Cynthia Gray
Cc. G
Qur Town
Johannes Gutenberg
Germany
Mary
Eeenott d Penta
Cecil Way
R. R. Bateson
Defense School
R. D. Walker
Ised Fagg
Robert Longenecker
Robert F. Price
R. Price
Order of the Purple Heart
Honolulu
Hawaii
Price
J. B. Smith
Harry Robinson
L. M. McKibbon
County Agricultural War Labor Board
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Bedford
Virginia
Islip
New York
Press Herrald
Korea
United States
Boise
Idaho
Ashville
N. C
Frank Jackson
Herald-Index
W. Haase
Hazel D. Dunn
Ccs
Robert Benning
G. Bales
Betty Hubbard
Wilbur E. Mathews
D& Pi
Tull & Probasco
Barnard Imp
Jesse
Mitchell, Brown & Hodge
Jon. G. Bales
Petty
Harold Rolph
Dasa Neptune Meter Co
Way Chevrolet Co
L. Cakerice
Ja. Elect
LL. Ice
Roger Harrington
Iowa Falls
St. Louis
Republican Women's Clubs
C. F. Long
Union
Nixon Fund
Vere
Pa Rawleigh's
Cascal
V. McNess Company
Herald - Index
Lovell Denniston
Conoco
Minelair Refining: Co
DiIstilinte Wa
Desire Implement
Servier
Goodyear Service
Walter R. Foster
Ciearette
DeAngelo
Mumbers
H. J. Gartes
Montgomery Ward
Leuthold
Gabardine
School of Leisure
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