Capitol Quotes on Political Philosophy and Economy
A collection of quotes from senators and representatives in February newsletters. Prescott Bush argues the presidents program fits a modern Republican path Lincoln would approve, while Wayne Morse questions alignment with the proposed legislative program. Dondero warns of inflation risks, Rogers calls for action over rhetoric, and Utt humorously touts Nixon as a future TV leader. Hagsen notes refugee admit limits, Van Zandt and Metcalf critique postwar lending and SBA efficiency.
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Lincoln
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Waterbury, Conn
Congress
Sen
Wayne Morse
Senate
Spencer Civic Club Meets and Local Notices
Rev Adam Galt led devotions for the Womans Mission Band at Mrs Earl McVickers home. Luncheon served by Mrs Luce. Afternoon sewing for Lodi Hospital. Farm Bureau Council discussed Plans on Marketing with hosts Mr and Mrs Harry Hange. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Jay White and Mrs Molten from Elyria, Mr and Mrs Frank Burdick from Ashland, and Miss Mettie Lee Beck of New London. Robert McNeal family moved into the Higden house. Higdens moved to Mansfield. Elaine Howe of Cleveland visited. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs E O Reed of Cuyahoga Falls and Mr and Mrs Raymond Owen of Penfield. Spencer Civic Club to meet at the Methodist Church Tuesday.
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Farm Bureau Council
Harry, Hange
Charles MacLaren
Jay White
Molten
Elyria
Frank Burdick
Ashland
Mettie Lee Beck
New London
Robert McNeal
Dick Higden
Mansfield
Elaine Howe
Cleveland
Clyde Howe
E. O. Reed
Cuyahoga Falls
Raymond Owen
Penfield
No-Mess Paint Pail Evening in Akron and Lake Wales
Sunday notes report visits from Mr and Mrs Clement Pit Judy and Jerry as guests of Donald Selby in Akron. Others visiting included Donald Langer and family of Cleveland Stanley Hamen of Akron and Willis Leach of Litchfield with Richard Leach. Mrs William Erb returned home after 12 days with her parents Wayne Hagleberger in Lake Wales Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Pit
Judy
Jerry
Donald Selby
Akron
Donald Langer
Cleveland
Stanley Hamen
Willis Leach
Litchfield
Richard Leach
William Erb
Wayne Hagleberger
Lake Wales
Fla
Florida
Arthur Witzlaben
Jim Parsons
Shirley Bauer
Beverly Bauer
Ohio State University
Lester Bauer
Townsend-Wakeman
All Day County
Monroeville
Naomi, Waley
Lorain
David
Kent State University
Herbert Hex
Ashland
Charles Brucker
Joan Freytag
Parma
Nancy Brucker
Margaret Hammaker
Sholapur
India
Congregational Church School
Marie Burke
Bill Burke
Tom Burke
Bowling Green University
Milo Oesterlin
Ene
Bobby Oesterlin
Lakewood
C. J. Hoyt
Donald Hale
Wanda Belle Felton
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Jim Felton
Riverside and Farm Bureau Notes Fill February Meetings
Riverside Reading Circle hosts on February 18 with a luncheon and reordered program. Mrs Mildred Brumby presides, welcomes back ill members, and a program shift occurs. Blue Star Mothers share a potluck and a Farm Bureau Council gathering follows with seven members and host-guest plans for the next meeting.
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Eva Pierce
George Washington
Nina Adams
Blue Star Mothers Club
Cora Kline
Lela l Ebel Wall
National Mother-in-Law Day Sparks International Grumble
Humor columnist Harman W. Nichols weighs a light clash over an International Mother-in-Law Day proposed by Copenhagen. He defends mothers-in-law, jokes about family duties, and notes Danish critics worry about nations racing to claim quirky holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denmark
U.S
National Laugh Foundation
Megic
George Lewis
Natonal Chamber of Commerce
Copenhagen
Lewis
Alcoholics Anonymous Pledge of Mutual Aid and Free Service
A brief AA statement frames alcoholism as a sickness and notes mutual help as its method. It asserts no charge for service and provides a P O Box address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
P. O
Sonderegger Pleads Guilty For Stop Sign Violation
Richard P Sonderegger faced arraignment in Concord New Hampshire after driving through a stop sign citing dark street lights. Police verified the claim and Judge Donald G Matson placed the case on file. He paid a $3 fine to the police chiefs office for the boys club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Richard P Sonderegger
Donald G. Matson
Sonderegger
Police Chiefs Office
Boys’ Club
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George A. Dondero
R-Mich
Altory
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Dtex
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Dick Nixon
James B. Utt
W. Scott McLeod
Harlan Hagsen
Calif
James E. van Zandt
R-Pa
Small Business Administration
SBA
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Spencer
Sewior Hospital
Spencer Civic Club
Methodist Church
Wakeman
Evelyn Cooley
Bess Bailey
Book Club
Madge McMann
Mildred Brumby
Gerttrude Shelton
E H Radcliffe
Don Worcester
E. C. Shelton
Nichols
By Harman W. Nichols
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