National Flash Day Reflections Stir in Public Notes
The page discusses national themes and politics with mentions of President Eisenhower and upcoming elections. It notes debates on electric power policy, federal versus private power production, and the role of government in public works. It also touches on baseball as an American pastime and meat consumption trends.
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United States
Esanpaden
Iostrets
Eisenhower
Nto
Eoucm
Havine
Poskian Pont
Phil Fine
Maine
Hs Aosafe
Nate
J. Rover
CU OuWea! Colleges
Civic Greg
Bodsvae i
Penheimer
Tepleal Marcos
Mana
Ireland
Nagar
Mama
Reyes
Enor
Doubledome
Pound
Idaho Statesman
Carnegie
Jim Gipson
Caxton Press
Caldwell
Idaho
Einstein
Rome
Bedlam
Truman
Wage War Threatens Auto Industry Labor Crisis
The document argues that labor unions push for higher wages and added unemployment costs, forcing auto makers to raise prices and jeopardize smaller suppliers. It warns of inflation, dollar devaluation, and potential welfare-state expansion as unions gain protections from antitrust actions.
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Foard
General Veters
Chrysler
Tabor
Amerfcrdts
Ameres
Industrs
Congress
Aerica
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Einstein and Pound: craziness in public debate across borders
A columnist argues over reputations of Albert Einstein and Ezra Pound, contrasting claims of madness with literary merit. The piece recalls Pound's confinement at St Elizabeths and notes mixed views from colleagues, while questioning wartime loyalties and the fate of intellectual dissent.
Detroit cab drivers weigh tips at cocktail party
At a party with 25 taxicab drivers from across the United States, Detroit reporters discuss tipping rules. The drivers estimate tips range from one half to ten dollars, with most expecting fares to guide the amount. Men and women drivers differ in tip habits. drivers say good tips come from quiet, honest riders who know the destination and pay promptly.
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Tian Happe
Hou
Boo
Cate
Detroit
Plymouth Motors
U. S
Darel Barten
Taxteah
Peetie
Nick Sou
Deven
Theos
Demen
Star Deere I
Hess Josoi
Merg
Idim
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Monroe News Star 1955 June 14 editorial note
The Monroe News Star newspaper page from Tuesday June 14 1955 carries standard masthead data and policy statement. It notes independence and partial news coverage with a stance against party politics and a focus on reporting what it believes to be right.
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Heiar Wordant King Corporation
Chatrman
Hoard
Aim HE Branson
Mee Iniditale Cieneral
Jasper Mauactip
Associated Press
Amc
Otters
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Louis Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los
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Stlizabeth’s Hospital
Eisenhower Department of Justice
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