Show rijjT'T"'rvg'riij - ' - Stepping Stone to Success - -- - -- — -- - Politics Mix THE OGDEN (UTAH) - r the Robert most recent F Wagner being the late Sen they elected million New two A Robert Taft and Rep Franklin as mayor Jr D demonstrated Roosevelt Jr York City Voters in axioms oldest the amazing there’s of one the Then again Washburn the political book: f family It sent four To become politically famous brothers to Congress — and each it helps to have a politically lam- - from a different state Back in Civil War days there ous father J As far back as 1813 Thomas were: Rep Cadwallader Colden Rep Jefferson made this point in a Washburn of Wisconsin Maine of the himself Washburn Israel Jr Adams letter to John founder of what probably is the Rep (late Sen) William Drew Rep most famous of all our political Washburn of Minnesota families It was strange Jeffer- Elihu Benjamin Washbume of son observed how some voters Illinois (It’s not clear why Elihu showed a "traditionary rever- added the extra “e” to the family ence” for certain families and name) Fortunately f6r the vote counkept them in office ters in the House not all were in ' Well they’re still showing it 1 became on Jan who Congress at the same time '' Wagner mayor oi the world’s largest city Name Canr Be Offset i is the son of an immigrant who Moving up to modern times the after becoming- a power in state 1952 senatorial election in Massapolitics went on to represent chusetts shows how one good poNew York for 22 years in the litical name can be offset by anU is Senate other a On one side was Sen Henry that knows being Everyone e Cabot La a or Lodge (R) whose Roosevelt or a Taft a around randfather was hasn’t hurt any - George Cabot and whose grand“bioof the A box ballot study was Henry Cabot Lodge graphical directory of the Amer- father Both were senators from Massalists which everyican Congress” a chusetts brother John Lodge Continental the one elected to was of this shows governor neighboring and U S congresses nation has produced almost '400 Connecticut On the other side was Rep families with names important enough to mean something in a John Fitzgerald Kennedy (D) whose father is Joseph Kennedy congressional election onetime ambassador to Great Dad-SoCombinations Britain and whose grandfather Literally hundreds of these are was John Francis (“Honey Fitz”) combinations father-soboth a congressman And at least two of them are Fitzgerald a mayor of Boston and incredible combinations of Obviously neither man could I -- Fol-lett- great-great-grea- tg - n ’ n Take the Harrisons: Benjamin Harrison was a delegate to "the Continental Congress a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a governor of Virginia 2 Two of his sons were elected - to Congress Carter Bassett Harrison' was a representative from Virgipia William Henry Harrison who had gone West and become a military hero was elected a representative and a senator from Ohio before winning the biggest pri2e of all the presidency He held It for the shortest of any of pur Presidents time " Stricken with pneumonia William Henry Harrison died a month after taking office 3 William Henry’s son John Scott Harrison also was elected a representative from Ohio He’s the onlv man in our history who was both ’the son and the father of a president Became Military Hero 4 John Scott’s son named Ben jamin like his greatgrandfather moved still farther West became a military hero like hs grandfather (we’re up to the Civil War by this time) and was a senator from Indiana before becoming president Unlike the Harrisons no Presi dents by the Bayard family But in their own way they were just as impressive In four generations they came up with five U S senators from 1 ‘ ‘ were-produc- Modern 'King Midas' Lives Quietly Gives Birth Jo Million-DollIdeas Combinations Dad-and-So- n 'WASHINGTON (AP) — When -- been ' elected to Congress v his wife Rose McConnell Long was named to the job Serving Jess than a year she did not seek reelection t And in the Halls of Congress there’s a statue of an Adlai E Stevenson who served as a Vice President under Grover Cleveland Now he is pointed out as the grandfather of the Democrat who ran for President against Eisenhower Both served as governor of Illinois" All these names you must remember apply only to the national picture It doesn’t include the states where many a family name has great vote pulling power — the Murrays of Oklahoma and the Talmadges of Georgia who have produced a brace of governors apiece for example Nor does It include the hundreds of county and local situations Jefferson in his letter to Adams 140 years ago probably came up with as good a theory as any for this “traditionary rever-ence” for family names Tendency Is Strong Observing that the tendency seemed particularly strong - in ar NEW HOLSTEIN Wis (AP)— recognition used by the U S Although Adolph Langenfeld Air Forces to train combat men’ lives quietly in this tiny comLangenfeld built a business by devising munity big things happen when his inventive brain gives birth to a hardwood sandmillion-dolla- r ideas al with ankle flattering straps Sixty years old he is the grand- His Venture in 1948 introduced son of a man who homesteaded a newf fashion trend to American land hereabouts in 1840 Langen- beaches He called the footwear feld has made a fortune as an Flexiclog His company Flexi-clog-s Inc now produces 250000 inventor manufacturer pairs of wooden sandals a year and business man Now he has launched a new Once he worked for $15 a — a floor mop with a venture a as month farm hand d It was in the early 1920’s that wringer that he first tried his King Midas folds the cellulose sppnge dry touch by devising the “snowmo- with a hinged mechanism It can bile” a vehicle equipped with he used for waxing rug shampoo-Ipskies and caterpillar tracks for dusting and cleaning of riding on deep snow Adm Rich- walls and windows ard E Byrd used it on his South Pole expeditions Similar ones were used in Alaska in World War II t Langenfeld organized a com pany and manufactured 12000 of them before he sold the firm in plastic-finishe- d mink-ranch- 4 g and Massachusetts Passengers can listen to the radio and relax while riding on Milan Italy streetcars after loudspeaker systems were installed in public transit vehicles All a passenger has to do is pull a strap and the radio goes on The loudspeaker small enough to fit just above the strap is connected to a radio near the driver’s seat Meanwhile in1 1926 he had become one of the pioneers in mink ranching using several pairs of Wisconsin wild mink Soon afterwards he trapped Alaskan dark Yukon wild mink for breeding stock mixing them with the local breed Selective breeding led to present-da- y mink mutations now in demand by the fur trade Langenfeld with his brothers Paul W and Edward now oper-aate- s the world’s largest mink ranch on 3000 acres in Calumet County Annual production from their Associated Fur Farms Inc averages 30000 pelts Langenfeld’s inventive and helping hand has devised new feeds and serums for mink and his services are often called for by fellow members of the Great Lakes Mink Breeders Assn His veterinarian Dr Gaylor Hartsawgh developed a distemper serum for mink in with the Lederie Laboratories of Pearl River N Y Langenfeld is chairman of the National Food Co of Fond du Lac Wis which turns out calf feeds as well as foods for furbearing animals He is vice president of the People’s State Bank in New Holstein In 1936 he started experimenting with projection machines One of them was used at a Canadian display at the 1939-194- 0 World’s Fair in New York City The n he now founded is Corp owned by his cousin R V Brost and operated in Chicago Train Has Odd Cafeteria coin-in-a-sl- ot York-to-Washingt- five-and-di- coin-changin- food-and-drin- g k s) as 1929 At least nine other families headed by the Adamses of Massa- chusetts have x sent father son and grandson to Congress John Adams was a delegate to the Continental Congress a Vice President and a President When his term expired moaned: in' 1801 he “If I were to go over 'my life again I would be a Shoemaker 'rather than an American states- man” No One Paid Heed ' Apparently no statesman or ' politician paid the slightest heed to Adams’ advice — least of all the Adamses and especially his own sdn John Quincy Adams J Q was a senator and a President Then instead of more or less settling down in the Waldorf- a) SAVE WALIIUT VAfHTY BEDROOM Sa°°-flPig-co r L A 5e tsiPMBs:': amp m) OTHER AREAS CLOSei esoator! 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nessee were a picking governor eat sons down to a and sit at table it Lodge later was named chief Their choice was between Robert altogether’ U S representative to the United No A either bar for alcoholic drinks tip Love Taylor a Democrat and his Nations railroad the served expects Amazingly by a real live bartender In general sons follow in the brother Alfred Alexander Taylor a Republican to make a profit on these He also changes bills for patrons political footsteps of their fathers was brotha The race It quite in its of the vending machines (There’s and their grandfathers prices whereas' But ers traveled the state together machine near the Lodge’s appointment to the U N with Bob a red rose and regular dining service the rail- a certainly would have been a Alf a whitewearing loses road 34 cents for automatic nearly vendors) one so that the voters shock to his grandfather who had dollar’s worth of food every The could tell sandwiches run from 30 them apart a major role in the fight to preserved a Each of had fine to politcents 50 supply coffee vent this country from joining ical candy or soda The slot machine Tennesin weapons a are dime potent fruit pop the League of Nations idea has been tried out in or ice cream 15 cents juice milk see “droll anecdotes scintillating Second In Congress a limited way by the PennsylThe car itself is a former Pennrepartee and a matching of their vania ’ and other roads now how- sylvania Sen Leverett Saitonsfall skill as fiddlers” cafe coach which was is the second man of that It’s not clear now whether Rob- ever! the Pennsy offers a special converted at the road’s Altoona name to serve in Congress Rep ert fiddled better or was more car the “automatic buffet bar” Pa shops The job took about Leverett Saltonstall also of Mas- scintillating in his repartee Any- which it heralds as “a entirely two months It began regularly new type of food service car” sachusetts ' was the senator’s way he won scheduled service between New But in the long run both the Vending Machines greatgrandfather York and Washington this morn-in- g Sen Russell Long is brothers were to be successful As yet there’s only one Road the only senator who had a' sen- Brother Alf finally was elected officials say there’ll be more if A regular dining car also was ator for a father and a senator governor of Tennessee too — 34 the public shows it really wants on the train from New York but In Langenfeld defor a mother After Huey’s death years later not on the return trip them v veloped a system of flash aircraft (D-L- 3A SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 1954 J - STANDARD-EXAMINE-R A t 1 2314 Wash Blvd Czll LdiOi 0147 CL 1st £& 69 Y : |