Profits and the Path to American Business Success
Worthington argues profits are essential to funding investment, jobs, and growth. He cites 1950- onward data showing rising sales but falling profit margins, warning that underprofit constrains modernization and global competitiveness. He urges maintaining robust profits to sustain the economy and living standards.
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Reds
Leslie B. Worthington
United States Steel
Worthington
Wathington
Holding the Line in American Labor Wages
Dr George S Benson argues labor should restrain wage demands to prevent inflation and protect long term job opportunities. He cites Kennedy guidelines, rising construction wages, railroad costs, and Khrushchev’s stance to warn against a wage spiral harming national competitiveness.
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Kennedy
Moscow
Khrushchev
Hall
America
Gus Hall
Laugh and Live Longer Funny Quips From Everyday Life
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes about aging, family, sports, and public figures. The bits feature a college student debating with his father, a sardonic remark from a school board member, and a humorous take on fishing as a universal vice affecting 20 million people.
Goshen Baseball Beats Williamsburg in Visitors Visit
The Goshen club visited Williamsburg on August 3 and were defeated decisively as Hoffman pitched a strong game. Williamsburg featured solid all around play and a notable performance by Smith of the visitors.
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Goshen Baseball Club
Williamsburg
Hoffman
Smith
Moral Re-Armament and Frank Buchman Vision
A compact lament for Frank Buchman as a fearless reformer who challenged moral decay. The text recalls opposition from skeptics and self-styled Christians while praising Buchman for preaching enduring values and faith in transformation despite persecution and smear.
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Christ
Buchman
Courageous Candidate Stand Sparks Faith in Electors
A reader lauds John Erhardt for rejecting party endorsement and urges voters to resist machine politics. The writer critiques Medicare as a political ploy and calls for brave representation defending moral ideals amid national debate.
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John Erhardt
Kerr Mills
Castor oil stockpile sparks Uncle Pete letter to editor
In Pisgah, Uncle Pete laments Washington approving 156 million pounds of castor oil from the stockpile. He suspects market manipulation by big players, urges Congress to investigate, and jokes about agriculture lab test notes on tomato damage. He closes with a quip about a nonbreaking electric pole.
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James B
Batavia Foundry Company
Amelia
Myra Powell
Covington
Batavia
Ferguson Flats
Simpson Griffith
Washington
Castor Oil
Billie Sol Estes
Ed Doolittle
DuPont
General Motors
Standard Oil
Clem Webster
Spain
Jimmy Hoffa
Potomac
Department of Agriculture
The Fotos Leek Poem Section Reprint
Poem column titled The Fotos Leek presents unpublished verses and reader notes. The dedication lists Mrs. Ea Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Ave as editor contact. Verses reflect travel, faith, and guidance with lines about crosses, sunshine, storms, and trusting God on life’s journey.
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Ea Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Ohio
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