Herald Journal Founder and staff list appear
The Herald Journal appears with founder Arthur Jenkins and president Mary E Jenkins. Executives include EA Ohara as publisher, Alexander F. Jones as executive editor, Clarence H Rinne business manager, Chauncey S Hurley advertising director, James M L Armstrong circulation manager, and editorial and sports staff led by Robert D Christ and Kenneth Sparrow with others in city editor and staff roles.
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Mary E. Jenkins
EA. Ohara
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Clarence H Rinne
Chauncey S. Hurley
James ML. Armstrong
Robert D. Christ
Prag Bours
Kiliotat
Kenneth P. Sparrow
City Eastor
Francss Woolever
President Truman Changed His Mind On Steel Crisis
In 1952 testimony former Defense Mobilization chief Charles E. Wilson recounts discussions with President Truman at Key West over Wage Stabilization Board recommendations. He details talks with Feinsinger Arnall Putnam and Murray, the Capehart price cap, and the President’s push to prevent a steel strike, noting a change in stance after Key West and his subsequent resignation.
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Philip Murray
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Putnam
Washington
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Mr. Murray
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At X
Charlie Murphy
Cabinet
Amali
Q Feinsinger
Steel Union
Arnal
Capehart
Kefauver Backer Defends Record Against Attackers
In a Herald Journal defense, Estes Kefauver is praised for a steady, public service path from Tennessee to Congress and the Senate. Backer Helen B. Norem argues smear tactics fail to descredit a lawmaker focused on crime control and public interest, praising his anti trust and Preparedness Committee work.
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Orleans
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Teddy Roosevelt
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Boston Police
Estes Kefauver
Tomeks
Influence That Lives Beyond The Page
A reflection on influence from George Matthew Adams argues that influence endures beyond death. It cites Gandhi, Christ, Paul, Emerson, Shakespeare, Darwin, Burns and Montaigne as lasting forces shaping minds and literature. The Bible is highlighted as the most influential book, with influence growing and lasting forever.
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Stoy
Emerson
Thoreau
Walden
Shakespeare
Darwin
Boswels
Marvin Lowenthal
Montaigne
Iace
Othman Says: Cotton Stockpile Deals Under Senate Scrutiny
Washington reports detail alleged corrupt deals in U S government cotton stockpiling. Senator Aiken cites a system where Walker, aided by Egyptian trader Mansour, steered large purchases and favored insiders, with codes in cables and a sleuth’s testimony exposing bids and gifts. Walker denies all charges.
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Harold Mesibo
Walker
Nile
Sir Wotkastage
Louisy Mansour
Alexantia
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R-Vi
Mesibov
Las
Army C Rating Upsets Mother of Vet
Washington reader recounts a constituent's anger over Army discharge papers listing her son as Caucasian C while family insists he is white The piece recalls Hebert's vow to fix the error and likens the political debate to old Florida campaign tactics amid a broader reflection on rhetoric and labels in Washington.
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Is Id
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Betty Harter
Ar Menisining
Florida
Gorge Smathers
Claude Pepper
Hebert
Draft Board
Greatest Gain in the Quest for Fame and Forte
Sketches By BEN BURROUGHS reflects on the natural drive for fame and progress, praising human ingenuity and the spread of conveniences while urging a return to simple, godly living. It contrasts material gains with true peace found in spirituality.
Intelligence Test by Dr George W Crane Answers Key
A scanned quiz items list on intelligence testing by Dr George W Crane. Questions cover vocabulary weather cues IQ estimates age groups migraine anatomy chivalry and a proverb matching exercise with an encoded answer key.
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