Which Comes First Publican Exposes Egg Money in Government
Publican and assiduous observer of government agencies reports that six agencies have paid farmers 35 million dollars in three years to boost poultry production. He notes the Agriculture Department buys eggs at a million dollars monthly due to excess hens. One agency, Banks for Cooperation, refused to share data, but the senator pursued the story. Agencies named include Farmers Home Administration, Federal Housing Administration, Small Business Administration, Federal Land Bank, and Federal Intermediate Credit Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Williams
Delaware
Department of Agriculture
Banks
Farmers’ Home Administration
Federal Housing Administration
Small Business Administration
Federal Land Bank
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Khrushchev
Mr. K
Pilots Assn
Beck Booted Reuther Next EN
The McClellan committee has exposed Dave Beck and moved AFL CIO to oust him. The editors urge speeding inquiry into Walter Reuther over the Kohler supply dispute, citing racketeering and tyranny as a greater threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
National Executive Council
McClellan
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Kohler Plumbing Supply Company
Kohler
Wis
Beck
Sen. Mac
New York Daily News
The Cost Of Politics Rising Costs Endanger Young Leaders
The piece argues rising costs of political engagement threaten new, capable young people from supporting families and fitting into local political machines. It warns politics risks becoming a rich man's profession or run by entrenched interests, risking integrity and future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Army brass blamed for Girard case over Jap transfer
Washington dispatch blames Army officials for the decision to hand American GI William J. Girard to Japanese authorities after a fatal range accident near Tokyo. State Department officials and Ambassador MacArthur II protested, while Defense Secretary Wilson kept quiet as Tokyo handled the case under the status of forces treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mr. Dulles
William 8. Girard
State Department
Douglas MacArthur II
U. S
Tokyo
Walter 8. Robertson
White House
Robertson
MacArthur
Department
Congressional
Girard
Charles Wilson
Japan
United States
Wilson
Khrushchev on TV: Blunt Uncle Nikita and Peace Talks
Washington criticizes Khrushchev's CBS panel showing as a blend of genial persuasion and strategic deception. He advocates letting people choose between systems while denying free choice under communism, and signals openness to a staged disarmament process with inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
People of the
United States
Nikita S. Khrushchevy
Nikita
Hungary
Mr. Khrushchev
Workers of
East Germany
Poland
Khrushchev
Poznan
Kremlin
Soldier’s transfer sends Pvt Chady to ice breaker Glacier
Pvt Ferdinand Chady of the U S Army completes his tour and requests warmer climes. His new orders assign him to the ice breaker Glacier at the South Pole, a move from cold weather to polar duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Ferdinand Chady
South
South Pole
The Lonely Road and Solitary Life Reflections
A painting by American artist Eugene Higgins titled The Lonely Road depicts a middle aged man climbing a steep hill with a heavy staff while a dog follows in a contemplative mood. The narrator muses on loneliness, life, and fate, citing literary sayings and figures such as Burton Johnson Phillips Perry Lincoln Knox and the idea that greatness accompanies solitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Higgins
Wendell Phillips
Nora Perry
Boston
Phillips
Lincoln
William Knox
With All Its Filigrees Fred Fights For Old State Building
Fred Ottman argues against tearing down the aging State Department building across from the White House. He recalls its Pullman-car neo classic style, two miles of corridors, and historic service. He laments modern calls for limestone, standardized offices, and air conditioned secrecy, hoping future generations preserve the edifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Othman
Washington
White House
State, War and Navy Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Stimson
Cordell Hull
Navy Department
War Department
Army
Navy
Virginia Avenue
Pentagon
State Department
Treasury Limit Air Line Pilot Union Operates On High Plane
A historical look at the Air Line Pilots Association led by Clarence Sayen, noting its limited treasury cap, pro rata dues dividends, and insurance and pension benefits. The piece argues the union’s structure favors members and envisions a model for broader labor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Line Pilot Union
Air Line
Assa
Clarence Sayen
Pilots Union
Chicago
Nate Shefferman
Portraits by James J Metcalfe Be Friends After Apology
A dated takedown of remorse and reconciliation as a speaker asks for forgiveness. The piece centers on heartfelt apologies and renewing a relationship after a single mistake. The language suggests intimate emotional exchange.
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Fulton Lewis JR
Barrymore
the News
CBS
Roscoe
Drummond
ORG
George Mathew Adams
Burton
Samuel Johnson
Bud Blake
Home, Sweet Home
Fred
Old State Building
Treasury
ALPA
Pilots’ Assn
Land of Ours
Victor
James J Metcalfe
Serena
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