Farley Warns of Danger in a Time of Red Coercion
James A Farley argues in Chicago that the Kremlin seeks to break American will and urges resilience. He warns Americans must confront communist expansion at home and abroad, citing warlike global moves and past US resolve from Jamestown onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farley
Executives’ Club of
Chicago
Farley
Kingdom Come
George III
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hitler
Radio Moscow
Europe
India
Southeast Asia
China
Tibet
Cuba
Jamestown
Plymouth
Mr. Khrushchev
Rail crisis prompts push for arbitration in nationwide dispute
The article reports a breakdown in negotiations between railroads and unions over work rules. With arbitration urged, the National Railway Labor Conference notes new rules will start at 12:01 a.m. July 11, 1963, risking a nationwide strike unless Congress acts to compel arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Congress
Summer Camp and Community News in Jerseyville
The Jerseyville community postscamping activities for youths at Townline Lake from June 24 to 29 and July 1 to 5 led by Flossie Shattuck Linda Miller Rev F H Miler and others. Nearby trips include fishing at Houghton and family gatherings with numerous Willoughbys Kunemans and Demings. A car accident injured Rolland Brookens. Isabel Kuneman’s birthday celebration and a large family picnic at Lumberjack Park are noted along with the passing of Sadie Humphry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseyville C. Y. C
Flossie Shattuck
Linda Miller
Townline Lexe
F. H. Miler
Linda
Bill Noble
Roy Deming
Houghston
Ruby Loomis
Donald Dunn
California
Don
Michigan
Edith Ruedger
Greenville
Gale Willoughby
Clare Johnson
Lynn Brown
Maude Willoughby
Lyle Willoughby
Gary Moore
Lumberjack Park
Bob Kuneman
Carol and
Bobbie
Union City Pa
Don Foglesong
Isabell Kuneman
Robert Kuneman
John Gott
Neil Litwiller
Stanley Brookens
Shirley
Russell Brookens
Rolland Brookens
Lansing
Elton Willoughbys
Kelvin
Randy Willoughby
Jesse Willoughby
Sadie Humphry
Humphry
Lorne Brown
Cindy
Jesse Wil
Grim Printing Co and Shepherd Argus Acknowledged
Grim Printing Co editors and managers are listed with office roles for The Shepherd Argus. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Shepherd, Michigan post under the 1879 act, and is a member of the Michigan Press Association and Michigan Press Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
The
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
Start a Band Now to Fill Evenings with Music
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s call for music resonates as editors urge action. A 1950s American Music Conference survey shows 34 million amateur musicians with 10.5 million youths in schools forming 15 000 orchestras 48 000 bands and 6 000 stage bands.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Bers
American Music Conference
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A. C. Grim
South
Lincoln
Don Switzer
Elton Willoughby
Rolland
Sherman Smith
Howard Guthrie
Bertha Talley
Jess Willoughby
Timmy
Karen
Joe Brown
Bob Brookens
Gala Willoughby
Lori Johnson
James Willoughby
Wiggins Lake
National Farm
National Safety Council
Kenneth J. Dolan
Flint
Mich
Isabella County
Michigan State Safety Commission
Michigan State Police
Michigan Insurance Information Service
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