Profit Purpose Questioned by Keyserling on Meet The Press
The transcript shows Leon Keyserling, economic adviser to President Truman, challenging the idea that profits should be capped. He argues profits fund expansion and support the livelihoods of millions including widows and orphans, endowments for schools and hospitals, and other independent institutions reliant on profits and dividends.
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Meet the Press
Lawrence Spivak
Leon Keyserling
Truman
George E. Sokolsky
United States
Keyserling ideas spark talk on government expansion and savings
The column argues that American prosperity grew from small savers, not government aid, citing Leon Keyserling as a controversial adviser. It questions his stance on expanding steel and government involvement, noting steel capacity growth from 1929 to 1949 and Keyserling’s evasive remarks in a 1949 interview.
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United States
Frank Waldrop
Washington Times-Herald
Leon Keyserling
Waldrop
Keyserling
Word of Advocate for Mrs Heart’s Last World Tour
The column advises a dying widow to spend her final year traveling around the world. It suggests England France Berlin Italy and Naples Bay as key destinations, urges bringing a young companion, and frames travel as a voyage of discovery that keeps memory alive beyond death. It references Goethe and the healing effect of travel and learning.
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New York
Mrs. Heart
Earth
England
France
Berlin
Around the World With Mrs Heart in a Life-Changing Trip
A travelogue-style meditation invites Mrs. Heart to tour Rome India China Japan the Philippines and America. It contrasts ancient awe with modern upheaval and suggests Mecca as a world village seeking peace. The piece notes travel costs a decade and a life lesson.
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Tiberius
Rome
Holy Land
Pyramids
Cairo
India
Calcutta
China
Japan
Philippines
Mrs. Heart
America
Mecca
The
Associated Press
Roosevelt dynasty fanned Arizona paper fortunes in 1940s
Westbrook Pegler details how Anna Roosevelt Boettiger and John Boettiger built the Arizona Times in Phoenix from a weekly to a daily by 1947. The piece recounts loans and endorsements from Henry Ward Field, Marshall Field, Bernard Baruch, and others, the 1948 audit showing 300 000 in notes due 1972, and a complex web of personal guarantees and stock transfers involving Columbus Giragi and numerous investors.
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Arizona Times
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
John
Phoenix
Ariz
Roosevelt
Elliott
Westerpoxpegier
Hall Roosevelt
John Boettiger
Princess Anna
Boettiger
Midas
Roosevelts
Warm Springs
Anna
Henry Parish
Eleanor
Bernard M. Baruch
Frederick H. Woodward
K. E. Mackey
Valley National Bank
Field and Ward
Baruch
Jimmy Roosevelt
Columbus Giragi
Valley National Bank of Phoenix
The
Arizona Times, Inc
Charles Allen Ward
Marshall Field
Louis G. Cowan
Pauline Cowan
Giragi
Anna R. Boettiger
Robert H. Schoenberg
Sydney M. Schoenberg Jr
Joseph Uihlein Jr
Joseph E. Davis
Joseph E. Davies
Hurley
Wis
Moscow
Albert O. Trostel Jr
Irving Geist
Field, Ward, Davies and Baruch
Embroidery Pattern 511 Offered by Canton Repository
Pattern 511 features a transfer size 1042 by 18 inches with two 8 by 15 inch crochet motifs and full directions. Send 20 cents to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept. in Brooklyn for the pattern, include name, address, and zone in plain printing.
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Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hospital receives $250000 gift for South Side unit
Youngstown Sheet & Tube donates 250000 dollars to modernize the South Side unit of Youngstown Hospital. The fund aims to upgrade facilities and equipment, supporting patient care and expanded services.
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Hospital
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Hospital
Special Mass by Pope Expiates Enemies of God
Pope Pius XII celebrated a special Mass at St. Peter's Basilica to expiate the crime of the enemies of God, the Communists. About 30,000 attended as Mindszenty’s Hungary treason verdict loomed. The pope also led a Passion Sunday Mass marking his 50th priesthood anniversary. He was carried through cheering crowds on a portable throne. Hymns by the Sistine Choir and 500 seminary students accompanied the service.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Sistine Choir
Return of McFadden Hailed in Youngstown
Bishop James A. McFadden returned from Europe yesterday to Youngstown where 3,000 people greeted his landing at Youngstown Airport. He had a month long overseas visit and an audience with Pope Pius XII.
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Youngstown
James A. McFadden
Europe
Pius XII
Parley Fails To Settle Akron Painters Strike
Akron Ohio April AP A four hour meeting yesterday failed to settle a strike by about 600 Summit and Medina County painters who walked off Friday seeking a 62 cent per hour raise. No further talks are planned. L M Wilson AFL union business agent says contractors offered a 12 and a half cent raise.
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Akron
Summit
Medina County
L. M. Wilson
A.F.L. Painters’ Union
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General Electric Co
Thomas Edison
Standard Oil
Mous .Waldrop
King Features Syndicate
Hal Boyle
By Westbrook Pegler
Charles A. Ward
Laura Wheeler
Pope
McFadden
Westinghouse
NS Es Sue CeAeares
Med
U.S
Ted Malone
ABC Network
Akron Painters
CTA
VAL Las
Dr.pennington
N. Xaesce
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