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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
4
A column argues political scandal mirrors business, noting gifts and favors across eras. It targets Sherman Adams and Eisenhower era governance, claiming corruption, public distrust, and the danger of power without accountability.
A letter denounces a Kennedy labor bill as weak and corrupt, urging Florida lawmakers and the nation to oppose it. It accuses labor leaders of greed and calls for protection from an alleged socialist drift. The writer questions Holland Smathers Haley and other Florida delegates ahead of November.
LaRue I. Berfield, a Sinnamahoning Pennsylvania sheet metal worker, faces job loss after refusing to join a Communist-dominated union at Sylvania's Emporium plant. The case highlights a compulsory closed shop and debates civil rights, including freedom of association, amid Cold War era Union disputes.
Sen. John Sparkman advocates a popcorn display at Belgium's Brussels World's Fair to symbolize American culture. A Belgian copyright dispute blocks a labeled can. Jim Blevins of Nashville claims his "pops rite" can misleads Europeans into believing it contains harmless popcorn.
Eisenhower loses grip on foreign policy as orthodox Republicans seize leverage in the Senate. The Senate vote blocks a State Department bid to authorize aid to Communist satellites, signaling a rift in bipartisan postwar policy and shifting veto power to the GOP Old Guard.
The author praises skilled workers who tackle difficult tasks over easy chores. He notes corporations seek engineers yet need more who dedicate lives to demanding tasks. A memory of watching a New York skyscraper project ends with the firm’s motto builder of difficult foundations, urging readers to pursue challenging roles.
A 26 year ago wedding remembered by Jim Bishop recounting a $300 Morris Plan loan used as a wedding gift. He and Elinor Dunning recall modest finances, a 68 dollar apartment, seven silver candy dishes, and a barbed humor filled reception at the Elks Club.
A veteran observer argues James A. Farley could unite Democrats and Republicans in New York if nominated for the U.S. Senate, noting his vitality and public appeal. The piece critiques party breakdowns, cites Britain and France for context, and questions the lack of acceptable NY candidates for governor and senator as of now.
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