Word: staley
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Another College student was assaulted last night by unidentified youths. Thomas E. Staley '64-5 was going into Cahalys' on Mt. Auburn St. at about 11:30 p.m. when he was insulted by two teenagers, aged approximately 17 and 19. Emerging from Cahalys', he was followed by one of them. When Staley turned to ask why he was being followed, the second boy stepped out of the shadows, caught him with a left hook...
...million. Giant American Express Co. could face heavy losses because it operates warehouse facilities in which missing oil was supposedly stored, and issued receipts for it. Also locked into commodity deals with Allied that stand to cost them money were Chicago's Walter E. Heller & Co., A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co. (starch), Isbrandtsen & Co., and 13 other firms...
Owner of a 400-acre hog-and-cattle farm near Rea, Mo., Staley, 39, directs the N.F.O. with evangelistic fervor and a shrewd eye. When the Committee for Economic Development issued a report in July saying that the number...
farmers should somehow be reduced by one-third during the next five years, Staley noted that one committee member was a Ford executive, another a Sears, Roebuck official. Staley promptly organized demonstrations against both companies. Farmers protested to their bewildered Ford dealers, returned their Sears catalogues by the thousands. In the end, both Ford and Sears issued statements pointing out that the officials had worked on the C.E.D. report as private citizens, not as company representatives...
...sort, for the N.F.O.'s aim of achieving higher farm income. But he pointed out that farmer strikes had failed in the past. Three times before, the N.F.O. has tried brief, experimental strikes without noticeably influencing prices. At week's end, as the strike began, Staley admitted frankly that some of his members might not be willing to stick it out indefinitely. "It will be after the second week-possibly the third-before we can get down to the farmers who really mean to hold for whatever length of time is necessary. I think...