Labor Feud Splits White House and AFL CIO Leaders
An AFL CIO editorial accuses Sherman Adams of moral overreach and withholding recession data as crossfire from a bitter White House labor clash. The piece ties Adams to tougher union rules and recalls his 1952 campaign strategy with Lodge and Stassen as context for ongoing tensions.
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Sherman Adams
White House
Afl-Cio
Eisenhower
Nixon
Labor
Bernard Goldfine
Vienna
Adams
Goldfine
George Meany
United Nations
John Foster Dulles
Henry Cabot Lodge
Labor Sec
James Mitchell
Europe
New Hampshire
National Labor Chiefs
Ad 0
Gen. Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
AFL
New York
Commodore
Taxi link eyed to improve Sarasota Bradenton air service
Sarasota and Bradenton area officials push for enhanced airport access with taxi services from two airlines. Under study by airport manager Matt Pilcher, Gulf Coast Airways and Southeastern Airways are asked to provide direct taxi connections to Tampa International and other hubs to cut travel time for business and frequent travelers. A half loaf is better than none.
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Sarasota
Bradenton
Matt Pilcher
Tampa International
Fort Myers
Miami
Tallahassee
New York
Tampa
Pilcher
Gulf Coast Airways
Southeastern Airways
The Tricks Of Manufacturing Money And The Federal Reserve
A 1958 testimony discusses Federal Reserve earnings in 1956 from government securities, alleging a subsidy to private banks and unaudited operations. It highlights salaries, benefits, and large open market activities run by the New York Fed, plus calls for a full government audit.
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Federal Reserve
United States
Wall Street
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve System
United States Treasury
Treasury
Federal
The
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve Banks
House Banking and Currency Committee
Reserve Banks
Open Market
Eaton's Nay Now Aye Red Paper Scoops Press On Pooh Bah
Cyrus Eaton, 74, Cleveland financier and self styled Pooh Bah of Pugwash, finances two international science conferences in Nova Scotia and is linked to Soviet propaganda lines. He criticized FBI and HUAC on TV, denied Moscow plans, and faces possible HUAC questioning while press reports claim a Russia visit planned for world peace.
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Washington
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Pugwash
Eaton
Nova Scotia
Soviet Union
FBI
Kremlin
Moscow
The
Sunday Worker
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mr. Eaton
Hitler
Gestapo
UN- American Activities Committee
New York Times
Daily Worker
Mass Psychology Drives Auto Sales Trends Not Economics
General Motors argues that buying patterns since 1948 show erratic growth with a sharp uptick in 1953 and 1955. The piece credits mass psychology and consumer attitudes for resistance to purchases, noting rising imports and a shift toward small, utilitarian cars as urban needs grow.
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General Motors
Ihe SR
Europe
Volkswagen
Grandparents' Money Plans Spark Family Tension
Mrs. Burned Up laments grandparents favouring their grandchildren with inheritance while adult children stress loyalty. She argues parents should support their own offspring in tough times and resents flattery and self serving gifts. Grandma asks what about her own caretaking role.
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Mama
Papa
Belfaster Bets Bring Ginny Joy At Monmouth Park
A father recalls taking Ginny to Monmouth Park where she bets despite inexperience. She wins 50 dollars after Belfaster places second and Sky Light triumphs in heavy rain, later returning to her Rose Street home in Lincroft New Jersey with her dog Flirt and shepherd Kelly.
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Belfaster
Ginny
Docteur
Arrowette
Tehran Bey
Nickel Bey
Martin
Miss Jim
Sir Jim James
Rose Street
Lincroft
N.J
Flirt
Kelly
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James J. Metcalfe
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Charles Frechette
Jerry
Morning Telegraph
Uncle Ev
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