Idea War Exhibit Promotes People's Capitalism in U.S.A.
President Eisenhower toured a government display titled People’s Capitalism in the U.S.A., calling it delightful as it aims to counter Communist lies. The exhibit, prepared by the U.S. Information Agency and Advertising Council, travels to Europe and Asia to show American life, industry, and religious tolerance.
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Washington
U.S.A
Eisenhower
Union Station
Europe
Asia
Theodore Streibert
U. S. Information Agency
Theodore Repplier
Advertising Council
Repplier
America
United States
Typical factory worker among Fairless Hills steel family exhibit
In Fairless Hills Pennsylvania a U S Steel plant display features revolving pictures of a steelworker family and others including an executive and a farmer James Edward Barnes a millwright formerly of Uniontown was chosen as a typical worker and responded I don't know I ll tell you later during Senate Cloakroom notes by J Glenn Beall. The piece also covers a natural gas bill debate and school issues in Lincoln PTA and a story about Utah coach Jack Gardner leaving his wife after a game.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Fairless Hills
James Edward Barnes
Uniontown
Barnes
J. Glenn Beall
U.S
Maryland
Senate
Nnt
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Lincoln Pta
Lincoln Parent-Teachers Association
George C Rhoderick
Frederick County
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Brigham Young
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Utah
Jack Gardner
Marion
Theodore R. MecKeldin
State of
Maryland Council of Church Women
Paul Thomas
Baltimore
Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
General Motors
American Tel. & Tel
General Electric
Standard 6Il
New Jersey
Federated Plans, Inc
WB St. N. W
Wash
D.C
Tel
Mall
Richard B. Frook
Frederick
Monument
Nate Street City
Montclair
Mercury
Phaeton
THE
BIG
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Penney
OUR Fashion Center
East Patrick
Penney’s New
New York
Grant
Penney’s
Adonna Rayon Briefs
Brentwood
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