Editorial Viewpoints on GOP Attitudes to Labor and Farmers
Editorial views criticized the Republican stance on unemployment and labor, citing statements by Eisenhower administration officials that glorify big business and downplay workers. It argues the party’s rhetoric masks anti-labor sentiment and warns of a Communist influence in unions, urging vigilance against a new labor realignment.
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Howard Pyle
Eisenhower
ABC News
Edward P. Morgan
GOP
Defense
Wilson
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Mitchell
Harold Slassen
Afl-Cio
Douglas McKay
Leonard Hall
Frederick Coolidge Crawford
McKay
General Motors
Cal
Labor Movement
Eugene Dennis
New Times
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Khrushchev
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Bug Dust And Piano Lives In An Old Memory
A reflection on the piano’s place in homes past, from upright pianos in golden oak to player pianos and baby grands, and how radio and TV diminished the instrument’s central status. Wayland Redden notes the rise of home organs as electronics shrink music furniture.
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Lewis T. Welch
C. J. “Needy
McQuade
Europe
Wayland Reddden
Jan Campbell Music Emporium
Main St
Mr. Redden
The Piano Fades From Home Life In Radio Era
A nostalgic reflection notes the decline of the family piano as radio and phonographs replace live music. Adults buy pianos for leisure, reducing kids’ practice time, and recitals vanish as space and changing tastes favor electronic entertainment over traditional instruments.
Annie Pie Sheridan Says A Romance Could Happen
A hatful of entertainment gossip from New York and Hollywood. Annie Pie Sheridan hints a romance could occur after the death of her former love, Steve Hannagan, in 1933. Other notes mention Grace Kelly, Liz Taylor, Jayne Mansfield, Mickey Rooney, and various backstage rumors from the film world.
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Annie Pie Sheridan
New York
Steve Hannagan
Steve
Grace Kelly
Gent
Wash'n
Ike
Temple Texas
Jayne ‘Mansfield
Jayne
Hollywood
Buddy Adler
Spyras Skoares
Candy vending in schools fuels debate on sugar and tooth decay
The psychologist Dr. George W. Crane discusses high school views on candy vending machines, noting many favor them for hunger relief while arguing sugar is not the sole cause of dental caries. He cautions against hasty, faulty generalizations and urges logic and debate in education.
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Our
Republic
Lois
George Washington
Africa
Prayer of guidance and service from Wilmette minister
A Wilmette minister Charles M Crowe appeals for divine aid to avoid shoddy living and to pursue an upward life. He prays for courage strength and unselfish service in Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Charles M. Crowe
Wilmette, Tl
Wilmette Parish
You’re Telling Me A Wag of the World Sandwich Pun
A humorous snippet cites Grand pappy Jenkins claiming in certain countries horsemeat is a delicacy and jokes that the popular sandwich would be a nagburg er, a playful pun underlining cultural food debates.
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Grandpappy Jenkins
Bermuda cedar misidentified as juniper unique to region
An item notes the Bermuda cedar is actually a unique juniper. It cites a statistic of over 40,000 aliens monthly attempting to enter the U S from Mexico and Canada who are turned back by border patrol. It also mentions Rhode Island’s official designation as State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
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United States
Mexico
Canada
Border Patrol
Rhode Island
Rhode Island and
Providence
H Bomb Issue May Not Grip Public Interest
Washington report notes Adlai Stevenson uses talks on ending H bomb tests to gain ground, while public awareness remains limited to a few nuclear scientists and certain officials. Eisenhower cites national security to avoid full disclosure, leaving voters to form opinions based on trust rather than complete information.
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Washington UI
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Pacific
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
White House
Girl Engineer Admits Auto Repair Ignorance
Ruth Harlam, a project supervisor at American Machine & Foundry Co., leads 23 male engineers on Talos and Bomaré missile projects in Greenwich Connecticut. Born in Berlin, she holds four languages, works toward a engineering doctorate, and supports women in tech while hoping for peaceful uses of defense tech and broader science teaching duties.
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Greenwich
Conn
America
Ruth Harlam
Miss Harlam
American Machine & Foundry Co
Berlin
Natlam
March of Events Sets Attacks in Final Campaign Lap
Washington reports a pattern of attacks forming in both major parties as the campaign nears election day. Republicans stress the peace angle of their slogan while Democrats target Eisenhower personally and Bush off a broader anti one-party press line.
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Central Press Association
Washington
GOP
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Tisenshower
Nixon
Adlai E. Stevenson
Bloomington
Pantograph
Stevenson
Daily Press
Adlai
Price
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