Angling Praised as Quiet Recreation by Izaak Walton
A 19th century item from the STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY notes Walton’s praise of angling as a calm, innocent recreation. It quotes his remark on berries and God’s handiwork. The excerpt appears with an 1879 newspaper date and publication details.
Congress Warns of Trickery in Legislation
Congress urges vigilance as critics accuse some officials of embedding socialist aims in bills. McCarran-Walter immigration tightens screening to curb subversives, while debates accuse others of covert social planning.
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Eisenhower shifts stance on MacArthur before Detroit talk
Between June 5 in Abilene and June 15 in Detroit, President hopeful Eisenhower’s view on MacArthur shifts from praise of the general’s intellect and capabilities to a stance that he would not include MacArthur in his government if he becomes president. The change follows MacArthur being named keynote speaker at Chicago’s Republican convention.
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Eisenhower Stance Draws Attention From Korea War Leaders
In a notable position, Gen. Eisenhower faces questions on Korea as Gen. MacArthur’s stance is echoed by nearly all key military leaders involved, including the Joint Chiefs of Staff, highlighting a potential awkward moment for public remarks.
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Washington Notes on Steel Stocks and Education Trends
The column reviews steel demand amid a quiet strike era, noting inventories stay high as sheet steel remains available while structural steel stays scarce. It contrasts senators and congressmen education levels, then discusses immigration policy and a Truman cabinet record, highlighting McGranery’s appointment as the 34th Truman cabinet member.
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Eisenhower on the 1946 Atlantic City speech and honesty
A critical view questions Ike on honesty and courage in hard decisions. It cites his Atlantic City 1946 speech and a CIO pamphlet framing labor's role in victory, arguing shortages and industrial effort are misattributed to the CIO and praising American labor and industry.
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Ike and unions in wartime labor politics critique
Westbrook Pegler argues that CIO and AFL leadership extorted vast sums for licenses to work and disrupted war production. He accuses strikes, rackets, and anti war bias, claiming Eisenhower misread union roles and that American workers built ships while unions delayed output.
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Russia
Lincoln Birth Cabin Enclosed in Hodgenville Mausoleum
The log cabin birthplace of Abraham Lincoln has been enclosed within a mausoleum in Hodg enville Kentucky. The landmark preservation effort highlights the historic site and its association with the 16th U S president.
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Birthday Horoscope for June 19 Readers Take Note
The column offers a personality sketch for June 19 born individuals highlighting independence, leadership, and a desire for companionship. It includes daily guidance for all zodiac signs from Gemini to Aries and Taurus, advising on time management, study, social balance, and practical decisions.
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Yellowstone geysers and hot springs figures noted
The report cites roughly 100 geysers in Yellowstone National Park and over 3,000 non eruptive hot springs. It also mentions cheap rail tickets for dogs, Wisconsin’s 1932 unemployment insurance adoption, and date palm fruiting for about two centuries.
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The Payroll Vote and Bureaucracy in Washington
An analysis of the growing federal payroll and civil service protections. It argues firing is limited by Congress and outlines potential shifts if Republicans win, noting State and Agriculture overhauls and the expected influence of the payroll vote on elections.
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Butte Personal News and War World Echoes
The item lists local graduates from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and notes residents of Butte hosting guests from Seattle and Chanutefield. It reports Miss Rotering returning from Kalispell and Miss Hirsh from Montana State College, plus other movements. A lightning fire destroys the Browns summer home and Driscoll’s auto. Mayor Cocking orders police to investigate and suppress gambling in Butte.
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