Distillers Company Limited Dominates Hard Liquor World
The Distillers Company Limited DCL dominates the global hard liquor market with brands including Booth's Gordon's Haig's Johnnie Walker Black White Dewars Vat 69 and Beefeater. The article notes DCL's US light whiskies struggle against Cutty Sark and J B Rare and highlights key agents and rivals shaping the industry.
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London
Distillers Company Limited
General Motors
Detroit
DCL
Adam House
St. James's Square
Booth’s
Gordon's
Scotch Haig’s
Johnnie Walker
Black and White
White Horse
Dewars
Val 69
George Black
United States
America
Cutty Sark
J. & B. Rare
Berry Bros
Rudd
St. James's
Berrys
Rudds
Robertson and Baxter
Justerini and
Brooks
Bond Street
Ronald Cumming
Edinburgh
Cumming
Jay Culhane
Charlie Guttman
Sonny Renfield
New Jersey
James Burrough
Lambeth Walk
U.S
Burroughs
Lambeth
Rudy Kopf
Burrough's
Schweppes
ABA Faces Civil Rights Debate as It Reforms Course
The American Bar Association amid midcentury shifts adopts a moderate civil rights stance and rebuffs attacks on the Supreme Court. A new Independent Bar Association formed last spring reflects views left unsettled by the ABA. Delegates debate constitutional amendments amid calls to defend judiciary independence and individual rights. Washington Post News Service
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Chicago
American Bar Association
ABA
Supreme Court
Bar Association
The
Independent Bar Association
Greece
Sylvester C. Smith Jr
Newark
Kennedy
John C. Satterfield
Yazoo City
Miss
Nicholas Katzenbach
Archibald Cox
Satterfield
John M. Harlan
Smith
House of Delegates
Washington Post
Increased NFO activity aims to keep grain ownership with farmers
The National Farmers Organization launches expanded programs to maintain farmer ownership of corn soybeans and sorghum until harvest. Charles Thorn notes efforts include storage on farm local elevators or in terminals and a 7 to 12 cent price advantage seen in soybean sales across several states. The group urges use of government loan programs or traditional lenders for fall cash needs.
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National Farmers Organization
Charles Thorn
Douglas County
NFO
Thorn
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Integration In Ads Moves Steadily On
AP reports racial integration in advertisements progresses slowly but steadily with more Negro models appearing alongside whites. Macy's used mixed models in a children's wear ad, reflecting a push from advertisers to reach the Negro market, which holds about 20 million people and $19 billion in annual buying power.
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New York
U.S
Richard Scheideker
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Robert Wagner
Committee On
Fall Sportive Look Heralds Back to School Fashion
The piece notes wrap-around skirts vests and culottes opening the autumn fashion season for high school and college students. It highlights plaids flannel corduroy and Mohair sweaters as top choices and gives a brief culinary tip about cutting kernels from corn without breaking hulls.
Looking Ahead Look Here: a critical take on a Boston leaflet
The piece lampoons the State Street Bank & Trust Co publication Looking Ahead with mock optimism. It parodies proposed inventions like a nine foot personal air conditioner and a record player usable in any upside down position, using comic dialogue about marital clashes caused by such devices.
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State Street Bank & Trust Co
Boston
State Street Bank
Edgar
Tim
Caney Residents Attend church events and visits
Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Vic Cushman of Caney visited Jess O Connor and Mrs. O Connor this week. Church groups met for planning and fellowship events with multiple members named, including Mrs. Jess O Connor and Mrs. Oletha Blevins. The Stull WSWS hosts fall institute planning and youth retreats occurred with 12 youths, 10 visitors, and 6 adults attending Overbrook activities.
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Vic Cushman
Caney
Jess O'Connor
Ray Cummings
Wally
Tulsa
Okla
Bill Turnbow
Benny
Odessa
Raymond Nichols
Harold Alexander
Conway
Oklo
Raymond Ice Home
Overbrook
Bill Wulfkuhle
Wulfkuhle Family Social Gatherings Across Kansas and Missouri
A series of social visits and gatherings connect the Wulfkuhle, Harrell, Cof fman, and related families across Topeka Stull Lake Dabinawa Ottawa Lawrence and Wellington. Attendees include George Moss Jane Bigos Jack Zasley Roy Sausick and many relatives from Colorado California and Lawrence. The events feature dinners picnics and a Brecheisen family reunion with about 150 people attending.
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George Moss
Topeka
Jane Rigos
Chicago
Wesley Wulfkuhle
Noel
Waron
Wilma Schwemmer
Cindy
Sean Conley
Albert Hildenbrand
Stull
Stall
Jane Bigos
Clifford Coffman
Clarence Kellan
Karen
Marvin
Pad Schwemmer
Jack Lesley
Jeff
Ron
Russell Harrell
George Steele
Everett O'Connor
Cathy
Wichitt
Lawrence
O'Connor
Jim
Sandy
Harrell
Jack Zasley
St. Louis Mo
Mes
Roy Sausick
Wellington
Mars Vin Houk
Kathy
Linda
John
Vernon Harrell
Mike
Cheryl
Twila
Alvin Harrell
Art Wulfkuhle
Alfred Heck
Raymond Nichols
Virginia
Sophie Nichols
Brecheisen
Ottawa
California
Sophia Nichol
Trene Wulfkuhle
Keith Ice
Betty O'Connor
Helen Anderson
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London Observer
Graham Hayman
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post News Service
By James E. Clayton
Bernard G. Segal
Philadelphia
Macy's
Children’s Apparel
By Jack Smith
Alice
Hata
Lawrence Paper CO
Gh & N.H
Terry
Steve
Lloyd Wulfkuhle
Ernest Brown
Nancy
Colorado
Clyde Kampschroeder
Ronda
Keith Flohschutz
Kom, Joy
Jane
Herington
Kula Wulfkuhle
Flohschutz
Ronie
Louie Beerman
Lith
Massachusetts
Bill Beeler
ART Nease Texaco Serv
Alancing
Oth & Mise
Capitol Federal Savings
Capitol Federal
Sige
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