Wolves of Expediency and the Savings and Loan League
A Washington lobby for the United States Savings and Loan League urged opposition to a withholding tax on dividends and interest, then backed the same bill to raise taxes on savings banks. The shift, driven by money and compromise, exposed two faced lobbying and fed public cynicism toward politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Savings and Loan League
League
Washington
Savings
Savings and Loan and Mutual Savings
Congress
Is Libel Illegal What Justice Black Says and Why
The piece discusses Justice Hugo Black’s view that libel laws violate the First Amendment and abolish any unlawful content. It contrasts this extreme stance with the practical newsroom role of truth as a defense and upholds the traditional limits on defamatory speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo L. Black
U. S. Supreme Court
New York University Law Review
Justice Black
Congress
Loco the Brooklyn trotter leads a three mile street spree
An eight year old horse pulling a vegetable wagon escaped in Brooklyn, trotting three miles through busy streets. He dodged twelve police cars before surrendering in a Con Edison car barn, a brave, spirited act amid modern urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loco
Brooklyn
Paul Revere
Ghent
Aix
Con Edison
South card play saves contract in bidding miscue
In a contract bridge column the South player, a master, opens notrump and, after Stayman, nimbly handles the play to assure the contract. West shows spread suits through counting, revealing a likely two diamonds, two hearts, and three clubs, enabling South to ruff and discard to success.
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North
Stayman
Weat
South
East
Declarer
Fast
West
Voluntary dissolution notice for Mclusky & Connor Inc
James F. Quinn as permanent receiver from First Trust & Deposit Co calls creditors to render accounts and deliver property by July 9 1962 at Room 300 Syracuse NY. Meeting of creditors set for July 16 1962 at 10:00 AM in the same room. Dated May 21 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Onondaga County
First Trust & Deposit Company
McLusky & Connor, Inc
James F. Quinn
First Trust & Deposit Building
Syracuse
New York
Kennedy ignores basic reasons business fears and distrusts
An editorial harshly criticizes President Kennedy for dismissing business concerns after a Yale speech. It argues the administration should admit errors, respect fiscal limits, and avoid unilateral pressure on industry to restore confidence and steer the economy toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Yale
Congress
America
Free America
White House
Bussmen
FBI
Make Ours Manhattan A Place To Raise A Child
Hal Boyle argues that urban upbringing in New York City offers unique advantages for children. He cites abundant playgrounds, schools, cultural venues, parks, and health care, noting his daughter Tracy Ann thrives despite minor dental issues. He concludes city life suits raising a child.
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New York
New York City
Tracy Ann
Manhattan
Rockefeller Center
Navy Promotes Sailor Aboard USS Antietam
Raymond H. Barry an electrician's mate third class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Harry M Barry of Pennellville NC, advanced to the rate on May 16 aboard the training carrier USS Antietam operating out of Pensacola Florida in the Gulf of Mexico. The advancement follows a fleet wide competitive exam given last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola, Fla
Raymond H. Barry
USN
Harry M. Berry
Pennellville
N. C
Antietam
Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Marine Corps
Oph 7 9 Manifest justice and mercy among brothers
In Oph 7 9 the Lord speaks to execute true judgment show mercy and compassion to one another and avoid imagining evil against a brother as a guiding command.
Moment of Meditation Prayer Seeks Guidance and Strength
An editor offers a meditation asking God for wisdom to number days, apply effort to service, walk in honor and integrity, do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly. The speaker expresses patriotism and devotion, aiming to strengthen character and faith.
Limited Newspaper Reading Frustrates Congress
White House practice of canceling 22 New York Herald Tribune copies draws Democratic lawmakers’ ire for its narrow press diet. They say it skews view of national issues and hampers insight into regions from Deep South to Northwest, impacting reporting on urban affairs and voter eligibility literacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tucker
Washington
White House
New York Herald-Tribunes
Congress
Herald-Tribune
Chicago Tribune
The
Wall Street Journal
Nashville
Los Angeles Times
Deep South
Prairie States
Southwest
Northwest
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nevada
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Candid Congressman Recaps a Week of Washington and Campaign Drive
By Charles McDowell Jr a humorous imaginary newsletter from a congressman recounts a week away from votes and roll calls. The piece notes a 17 mile relocation loop for an Interstate bridge near Cagle's Corners and critiques King-Anderson medical care debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bertram
Bureau of Public Roads
Pilsner River
Cagle’s Corners
Pointblank
Washington
Congress
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New York Herald Tribune
Beekar
Alo
Lincoln
Hiscock, Cowie
Bruce, Lee & Mawhinney
P.O
First Trust & Deposit
David Lawrence Kennedy
N.Y
Wmay
Hal Boyle
JFK
By Charlies McDowell, Jr
Washingon
Serage
King-Anderson
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