U S Steel policy clash shapes steel strike fate
Drew Pearson notes two U S Steel leaders Ben Fairless and Enders Voorhees drive policy, balancing liberal and conservative stances amid wage and Taft Hartley disputes. He links their influence to labor talks, the 80 day cooling off, and a pending settlement overseen by fact finding. The piece also recalls McKellar berating Senate restaurant costs and food quality amid budget scrutiny.
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Washington
U. S. Steel Corporation
Ben Fairless
U. S. Steel
Enders Voorhees
J. P. Morgan and Co
J. P. Morgan
America
Elbert Gary
Myron Taylor
Vatican
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan
Voorhees
Fairless
J. P. Morgan Masters
White House
Steelworkers
CIO
Senate
Truman
Toto
Frog Meal Splits Cow Joke Goes Burden on Two Farmers
In a Tennessee tale a rich farmer and a poor neighbor trade half a frog to win a cow. They end up sick and return home without market plans, pondering why they ate the frog. The humor centers on a misguided bargain and wasted appetite.
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Sequatchie County
Tennessee
Secretary of the Navy Matthews Emerging as Key Figure
Francis Patrick Matthews, U S secretary of the Navy, keeps a low profile but grows influence as he meets with President Johnson and defense officials. He tours naval sites, grills officers, and signals readiness to lead, while balancing Omaha roots and Washington duties.
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Washington
Mayflower
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Connecticut Ave
Francis Patrick Matthews
Navy
Matthews
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
West Coast
Hte
Academy
Annapolis
East Coast
Pearl Harbor
White House
Dan Kimball
Omaha
May Flower
Secretary of Navy
Publication notice record for Pocatello Post 1947
Public notice from the Pocatello Post dated December 13 1947 identifies subscription and legal notice publishing details. It notes circulation audit by the Audit Bureau of Circulations and legal framework under Idaho laws sections 58 108 and Chapter 140 1948.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Ieee
Prema
L C. Fn
World Series Sparks Debate and Global Jest
A columnist extols the World Series as a unifying distraction amid global tension. He argues the series offers release and evasion from politics and taxes, suggests dropping a World Series into Iron Curtain capitals, and lauds nine anonymous players as common Joes in a national pastime.
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Stalin
Tito
Russia
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Moscow
Budapest
Prague
Iron Curtain
Joe DiMaggio
Red Square
Uncle Joe
OSS
Adam
World Series Fever in the City
A rambling ode to baseball mania, noting the five percent probe insinuations, Eskimos discipline, and two front teeth, then extolling fans who chase the World Series hype. The author rails against politics, cops, and neighbors while praising the sport's pull on daily life.
Rome Misadventures of Tourists Provide a Column’s Material
Henry McLemore humorously describes a three hour Rome tour with two guide book addicted housewives. The Vatican museum and Coliseum impressions trigger comments on aging and antiquity while the travelers miss context and spark the columnist’s reflections on tourism.
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Rome
Italy
Thomas Cook
American Express
Texas
Coliseum
Agnes
Vatican Museum
Martha
Foot
Doctor Jordan Warns About Tapeworms In Children
Doctor Jordan notes intestinal flat worms and tapeworms to watch for in kids with vague illness or unexplained symptoms. Tapeworm types include bread dwarf rat beef and pork. diagnosis rests on finding worm parts or eggs in feces and treatment uses anthelminthic drugs.
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Drew Pearson
Tom Lamont
Giant
Steel Corporation
New York
Ben Fairfess
Labor
Enders McClumpha Voorthees
A. 5. Steel
Amsterdam
N. Y
Young Voorhees
Johns Manville Company
Kenneth McKellar
McKellar
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lewis Marston
Food Service
Marston
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Rules Committee
Nation Wide Food Service
Hayden
Thomas
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Maybank
South Carolina
Billy Rose
Douglas Larsen
THE
Reeth
Pocatello, Idaho
the Publishing Co
Gme A
Member Audit Bureau
of Circulations
Clayton Darrah Editor
Paul Gallico
St. Louis
Tot
Brooklyn
Harry Vaughan
C. P
Henry McLemore
Tiber
Doctor Jordan
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