Advisory groups replace Cabinet in U S government
George Sokols ky outlines how early Cabinets had five members and grew over the decades. He notes the rise of the National Security Council and the Council of Economic Advisors, reducing Cabinet influence and elevating specialized advisory bodies. The piece warns against secretive kitchens or hidden advisers and defends the Cabinet as public accountability.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Edmund Randolph
Henry Knox
Samuel Osgood
Eisenhow
Kennedy
Woodrow Wilson
Bernard Baruch
Herbert Hoover
Col. House
National Security Council
Secretary of Defense
Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization
National Security
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
Central Intelligence Agency
Aeronautics and Space Council
Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ings
Wisgon
Dairy farm strike era shows resolve for fair milk price
A historical survey recalls dairymen organizing for adequate returns from milk shipped to New York and a 1912 mass meeting at Searsville Grange hall. It notes local actions, a hotel sale, Middletown High School seniors earning diplomas, and a German Mannerchor delegation joining Newburgh’s fiftieth anniversary celebration.
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Edward P. Dougherty
New York
Thompson Ridge
Reid Ice Cream Company
Times Press
Searsville Grange Hall
Mannerchor
Newburgh
Middletown
J.H. Yeager
The
A.F. Feuss
The 14thers Side The 14thter Side
The American Medical Association proposed a resolution to bar press publishing of medical stories until AMA review while the Ohio State Medical Association deemed it ineffective and urged harmony with the press. The writer notes doctors are strong individually but prone to collective resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Assocation
Associated Press
United Press
A.M.A
Ohio State Medical Association
Medical Association
Country priests and a city visit in Goshen reflections
Mildred Parker Seese recalls Goshen’s old state road dating back before 1812, three country priests visiting New York’s St Patrick’s Cathedral, and a vivid memory of the Oscar Gustafson testimonial dinner. She links local history, church life, and community figures like Mary McShane and Mickey McMahon to a lively portrait of Goshen at ease with change and tradition.
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Mildred Parker
King’s Road
Here
Albany
Slate Hill Cemetery
Goshen Village
Chester Road
Goshen
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Jeremiah Nemecek
Raymond Kaine
Chester
Bernard Quinn
Pine Bush
Father Nemecek
Old Town
St. John's
Mary McShane
Mrs. McShane
Wallace
Ben Franklin
McShane
Oscar W. Gustafson
Goshen High School
Mickey McMahon
Edmund Caplicki
Harold Innocent
Edward Gaynor
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George Sokolsky
George & Sokolsky
W.C.F. Bastian
Erie Crossing
East Main St
Edwin Fancher
Bastian
E.R. Russell
Middletown High School
Stratton Theater
John James Wallace
E. Arthur Sher Pick
Pauline Gard
Bessie Wallace
Gene Brown
Mildred Parker Seese
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