Address at Dillard University and public remarks
The author recounts speaking at Dillard University in New Orleans on November 10, noting a faulty public address system and an atheist quip that ended his allotted talk. He reflects on reception, jokes about Confederate money to Faubus, and laments limited readership. He mentions future reviews by Bill Goldhurst and other writers.
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Bill Goldhurst
Maxwell Geismar
Gilbert Seldes
W. J. Cash
Lee Nichols
Goldhurst
Jaubus
Charles Pemberton
Faubus
Dillard University
New Orleans
IBM
Russell
Dillard
Review of Ashmore's Epitaph For Dixie Examines Southern Conflict
The critique highlights Ashmore’s clear analysis of race and economy in the New South. It notes the author’s upbringing and measured stance, avoiding rigid labels while urging reason as guide. The review argues the work transcends academic bounds as a life of ideas.
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WHY THE DEMOCRATS WON Opinion on Election Day mood and spending
The article argues President Eisenhower overstated the money issue while voters showed interest in government with a heart. It notes rise in government costs during the prior admin and critiques high interest rates to bankers as a factor in living costs. It mentions prosperity turning to recession and 4,000,000 unemployed.
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Democratic Party
GOP
Herbert Hoover
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Pacific
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Minnes
New York
Pennsylvania Ave
Business Opportunity Local Distributor Listing
Responsible person from this area sought to service and collect from cigarette dispensers with no selling. Requires car references and investment between 592.50 and 1975.00. Works 7 to 12 hours weekly with net income up to 327.50 monthly and possible full-time. For local interview, provide phone and particulars to International Distributing Co. Inc. P. O. Box 762 New Orleans La.
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Family Westerns Mean Tough Lessons for Kids
A columnist argues that Westerns should include moral lessons for families. The piece imagines adding dialogue where heroes confess remorse after violence to teach children that shooting is wrong. Proposes making the kid a shooter to intensify family appeal and caution against adult gunplay.
Opportunity for Full Time Work with International Distributing Co
Local interview possible for a role with International Distributing Co housed in Oklahoma City. Requires a $600 to $1800 initial investment and $350 monthly time. Includes references and a phone contact for details.
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