Calmer Johnson Seen as Possible Democratic Nominee
Editorial praises Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas as a potential Democratic presidential candidate highlighting his unity stance and restraint after Khrushchev's pressures. It contrasts Johnson with Sen. John Kennedy, who is urged to present concrete defense proposals in the Senate rather than during campaign travel.
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Nebraska
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Japan
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Senate Chamber
Reno
Jack Johnson
James Jeffries
Co-Operative Creamery
South Wayne
Arness Wurster
Police and Fire Commission
Monroe
Deeds
Russell
Green County
Beloit
The President's Job in World Diplomacy
This analysis argues that personal diplomacy by the president is increasingly problematic. It notes Eisenhower's Japan visit setback, cautions against leadership built on personality, and warns that future presidents will face heavy expectations and potential attacks amid global tensions.
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1950s political tides and local events recap
A collage of items dated on JUNE 21 across years highlights Robert C. Saucerman’s 1950 Senate bid on the Democratic ticket, economic pension talk, park improvements, and notable deaths and civic notes, including Jane Cowl and Mary Ann Huber.
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Monroe
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Modern rail equipment makers see rush of orders ahead
Rail equipment makers expect a surge as railroads move to new special equipment in a do or die push to regain product flow. Commerce projects over one billion dollars in railroad spending this year, with modernization and automation driving demand despite lagging orders. John W. Scallan of the ARCI notes railroads now seek varied, purpose built cars and services, including a triple deck auto carrying car built by Pullman-Standard used by the Frisco line.
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Department of Commerce
John W. Scallan
American Railway Car Institute
Pullman-Standard
Frisco
Freight car innovations push longer runs for railways
The article notes changes in freight equipment including plastic insulated refrigerator doors cutting 400 to 500 pounds, new pneumatic unloading covered hoppers, air-slide flour cars, and a shift from 40–50 foot flats to 85 footers, with multiple firms active in the field.
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Koppers Co
Borg-Warner Corp
American Car and Foundry
General American Transportation Co
Limits service pay Madison
The attorney general ruled on Monday that state employees working less than half time are not entitled to military leaves with pay. John Reynolds announced the decision.
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John Reynolds
Castro Declines Action On Guantanamo Base Value
Raul Castro said Cuba will not attack the Guantanamo naval base and will not take action against it for now. He asserted the base is obsolete and useless in future warfare and stressed aggression would not come from Cuba.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Guantanamo
Court To Study Unionism Status
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered reargument next term on whether compelling union dues used for political objectives violates constitutional rights. The Georgia ruling backed six Southern Railway workers who objected to dues funding political activities and other causes. The court noted the case raises a constitutional issue under the Railway Labor Act and has not yet been formally advised by the attorney general.
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Georgia Supreme Court
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Georgia Railroad
Community Notes From South Wayne and Nearby Visits
Mrs. Jerry Gruman spent the summer at Edgerton and attended the Lutheran Bible Study at the Fred Broge home while serving as treasurer of Our Savior's WMF. Families from Rockford, Bellevue, and Madison visited, with updates on health, births, weddings, and enrollments, including Joanne Wynne birth and Lincicum family wedding attendance.
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Edgerton
Fred Broge
WMF of Our Savior’s Church
Lela Gage
Rockford
Mae Smith
Smith
Tom Mitchell
Monroe
A. C. Mitchell
George Linchum
Bellevue
Wash
Frank Lincicum
Carl Hummer
Carla Hummer
Hummer
Sue Lincicum
Carl Hummers
Joanne Wynne
Paul Lawrence
Jackie
Roxy
Sandy
George Lincicum
Adams
Lincicums
Nancy Moore
Dale
Beulah Linchum Moore
Earl Seffrood
Noted Blessings After Suffering from Ailments
A resident recounts recovery from widespread muscular soreness and joint issues diagnosed as Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatism and Arthritis Bursitis. The note invites free information from Mrs Lela S Wier at 2805 Arbor Hills P O Box Jackson Mississippi.
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Arbor Hills
Ene
P. O. Box Jackson
Mississippi
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