Indiana Evening Gasette Publisher and Staff Directory
Indiana Evening Gasette lists staff including R A Ray N DeWitt Ray Amye Taylor Ray Hugh M Bell Kk Hastie Ray William A Buesman Joseph L Donnelly William Hastings Frank B Hood and remus. It notes Association with the Associated Press and outlines daily and carrier subscription rates for Indiana Armstrong Cambria Clearfield Jefferson and Westmoreland counties with monthly and yearly terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor Ray
Ecretary
Hugh M. Bell
Kk Hastie Ray
William A. Buesman
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B Hood
W. Wariate
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Penna
Special Birthday for Katharina Rook in Bahamian Racing Tale
Jim Bishop recalls a remarkable birthday for Katharina Rook a German housekeeper in the United States who survived a heart attack in the Bahamas. The narrative blends family affection sailors and betting at Monmouth Park with humor and gratitude toward Katie who recovered after a brutal illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau Katharina Rook
United States
End of Bracero Program Reshapes Farm Labor Rules
Washington action to end Public Law 78 marks the shift from Mexican contract labor toward domestic hiring. The plan’s demise could raise wages, boost farm costs, and spur new federal and state programs to protect migrant workers, with a push for six Williams bills to fund education, childcare, and youth labor protections nationwide.
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Washington
U.S
House
U.S. Employment Service
Senate
Arkansas
California
Michigan
British West Indies
B.W.I
Florida
Southwest
U.S. East Coast
New England
Harrison A. Williams
D-Mwj
Williams
National Advisory Council On Migratory Labor
Railroad featherbedding talks near end with no results
Drew Pearson reports from Washington that railroad featherbedding talks have yielded no agreement after protracted mediation by Jim Reynolds. Official expiry at midnight June 17 risks a looming showdown with Kennedy potentially seeking compulsory arbitration or voluntary arbitration with binding award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Jim Reynolds
National Labor Relations Board
American Locomotive Company
Wayne Morse
Dore
Reynolds
Ed Gilbert
Brotherhood of
Railroad Firemen
Gilbert
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Labor
Los Angeles
George Meany
Boyle Column- Letter Fragments
Fragments from letters we’d like to get but never do include notices of odd bequests, rebates for dental work, prizes in political essays, marriage plans with property jokes, Harvard theme praise, elopement costs, mink coat hesitations, and a president offering cabinet post consideration. Named people and places appear in snippets.
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Kennedy
London
Macmillan
George Brown
Labor Party
Washington
Harvard
Brown
United States
White House
Rusk
Defense McNamara
Interior Udall
Potomac
McNamara
Moscow
Harold Wilson
British Labor Party
Khrushchev
Russia
Paris
Lyman Lemnitzer
NATO
Congress
California
John Kyl
Iowa
House
Kyl
Tom Steed
Oklahoma
Neal Smith
New York
Oswald Frothingham - Frisbie
Martin Olive
Australia
Republican Party
Calvin Coolidge
Hawaii
Mr. Coolidge
Ural
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Dad
Inner Mongolia
Radcliffe
Checkers
Daddykins
George
Mother
Darling
Inside Labor Hollywood Hit Hard
The piece notes labor hardships in Hollywood with actors averaging three to four thousand dollars yearly since 1957. It highlights global production shifts to Yugoslavia and Eastern Europe, government incentives abroad, and restrictions on U.S. films by 19 nations, reducing U.S. short subjects and harming American studios while seeking fair treatment and level competition.
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New York
Hollywood
Yugoslavia
U.S
Jack Dales
Screen Actors Guild
S.A.G
George Chandler
England
France
Italy
Germany
Don Haggerty
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Lodz
Poland
Budapest
Hungary
Anthony Quinn
Ingrid Bergman
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Philippines
United Kingdom
Spain
South Korea
South Vietnam
Pakistan
Brazil
Argentina
Indonesia
Malaya
Duty to Be Firm in Face of a Child’s Tantrums
Dear Mrs. Lawrence advises new parents to resist giving in to a toddler’s demands to curb temper tantrums. The letter argues that ignoring the tantrum is ineffective and that stable, joyful firmness builds security. It emphasizes responding with firm protection rather than fear and resentment, and explains tantrums reflect unmet needs for parental steadfastness.
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Lawrence
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Indiana Evening Gasette
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Philadelphia St. Todiamate
Remus
Associated Fress
Associated Prees
Jim Bishop
Bahamas
Katie
Karen
Kathleen
Ralph Walter
Gayle
Bowling
George Sheehan
Charles Kelly
Sea Bright Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Kelly
Lowenstein
Hamelin
Ginny
Monmouth Racetrack
Legavle
Solid Mike
Big
Jimmull
Nana
Monmouth Park
Stuart
Isi
Kate
Inquisition
America
Welback
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
M'Boy
Drew Pearson
Boyle
By Victor Riesel
M. Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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