Indiana Evening Gazette staff and 1957 publication note
The Indiana Evening Gazette issue lists staff roles including R A Rat as president and secretary N DeWitt Rat, with Hugh M Bell as managing director and William A Borsman circulation manager. It covers subscription rates for various counties and modes, and notes Associated Press rights. Dated Saturday June 1 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Rat
Amye Taylor Ray
N. Dewitt
BR. Hastie Ray
Hugh M. Bell
William A. Borsman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Indiana Evening Gazette
Golf and business ego clash as errors teach and heal
A prose piece argues admitting mistakes in golf mirrors business life, where confessions of errors foster learning. It contrasts golfers who discuss missteps with business peers who tout flawless judgment, noting admission can correct faults and ease fear of failure. The essay cites Ivor MacIvors Rome Georgia tale of Mussolini gifts a diapered statue and its quirky reception.
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Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ivor Macivor
Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Georgia
U.S. A
Benito Mussolini
America
Capitoline Hill
Ialy
Romulus
Remus
Quick Quotes From The Era Of War And Politics
A collage of quotes touches on wartime strategy and political upheaval. Mayor Wagner critiques Gersburg maneuvers as Montgomer y faces supply gaps. Historian Dow dey cites Montgomery. Boxer Vejar comments after losses. Maureen O Hara warns about magazine exposes. Attitude toward Rojas Pinilla and US relations cited by Mart Bowett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Montgomery
Clifford Dowdey
Choco Vejar
Washington Social Globe Eyeing White House and DNC Shakeups
A Washington column notes Barbara Eisenhower visiting in-laws at the White House, with Bill Simmons checking passes. It reports Paul Butler’s impending resignation as DNC chair, Dick Reynolds as a leading successor, and Philippine Ambassador Romulo hosting a party for Gen. Balao. It mentions ARC chief Gruenther denying cabinet rumors and a Senators season kickoff ball toss. Lt. Col. Harry Findley celebrates a wife’s return with tamale pie. Senator Mansfield joins a trend toward standing at cocktail parties.
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Washington
NEA
White House
Bill Simmons
Bill
Barbara Eisenhower
Barbara
Tke
Democratic National Committee
Paul Butler
Congress
Dick Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N.C
Carlos Romulo
Magsay
Eulogio Balao
Romulos
Romulo
National Board of Directors
The
American Red Cross
ARC
Alfred M. Gruenther
Washington Senators
Harry Findley
Armed Forces Industrial College
Harry
Mike Mansifield
Dmont
Senate
Officials press McDonnell over armed F-101 model gift
McDonnell Aircraft officials confront Pentagon security over desk models of the F-101 fighter. The gifts show a Fatcon guided missile model attached to the plane, but security officials have not approved releasing that the model can be armed. Senatorial physician Dr. George Calver also notes advice on party seating to potentially extend lifespan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Calver
Senate
McDonnell Aircraft Company
Pentagon
Diving On A Submarine Humdrum Yet Vital Mission
Drew Pearson reports from Groton about life aboard the USS Tirante, detailing submarine operations, crew camaraderie, and the importance of anti submarine warfare amid a growing Soviet submarine threat and potential undersea missile capability. The piece describes diving undersea, snorkel use, TV cameras aboard, and daily life in cramped quarters with a three shift mess and an ice cream freezer underwater.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Joe Williams
Atlantic Fleet
Williams
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
Groton
Conn
Russia
United States
Hitler
Atlantic Ocean
New York
George Hecker
Tirante
Baltimore
Jim
James O'Keefe
Nutley
N.J
Hecker
Tokyo Rose
C. W. Williams
Caryville, Tenn
National Report 57 Outlook and Beck’s Self-Delusion
The National Report notes a cheerful midyear 1957 economic outlook with 65 of 70 surveyed expecting stable or slight growth, despite rising prices and wages and a sluggish auto sector. It highlights continued business expansion, strong personal income, and a stable high level of activity. The piece also criticizes Dave Beck’s arrogance as union leader and doubts his eligibility for re election amid tax and misuse charges, urging accountability and a return to lawful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Beck
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Four Day Work Week Sparked by Moonlighting Trends
Peter Edson weighs conflicting signals from Walter Reuther’s drive for a four day work week and Census Bureau data showing 3.7 million workers hold two jobs and 42.3 million married women in the paid labor force. The piece questions leisure gains, costs, and the viability of universal shorter hours, noting dual jobs and debt drive double time for many workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
U. S. Census Bureau
U. S
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Bible Comment Stress Brotherhood In Old Testament
William E. Gilroy argues modern brotherhood fails reflect the Old Testament and New Testament ideals. He traces brotherhood from Abel and Cain to Moses, David, Josephs brothers, and prophetic visions of universal blessing, noting Jewish law protected community welfare yet separated Gentiles. He cites Arab-Israeli tension as a barrier to peace and urges shared brotherhood to heal global strife.
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William E. Gilroy
Jesus
James
John
Peter
Andrew
Abel
Cain
Jacob
Esau
Moses
Aaron
David
Jonathan
Joseph
Israel
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Cbarfield
Jefferson
Ares
Maureen O'Hara
Mart
Bowett
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Douglas Larsen
SY Salome
Eisenhower Program, Inc
NEA Service
Drew Pearson
National Report
Peter Edson
Census Bureau
Grand Canyon
Grand Chaco
Grand Canal
Adoctson
Walter B. Pitkin
Bible Comment