Lausche declares for Democratic nomination in Ohio primary
Gov Frank Lausche announces his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination with a present plan to campaign only in Ohio. He says delegates pledged to him could be released, and his entry prompts discussion of potential compromise or strategic aims amid Kefauver’s expected challenge for Ohio’s May 8 delegates. The note also mentions a nearby item about Newport Rhode Island’s old Quaker Meeting House now serving as a city community center.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Jausche
Adlai Stevenson
Rudy E. Stapleton
Fulton County Democratic Organization
Lausche
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Lauscher
Kefauver
U.S
Robert Bulkley
America
Newport
R. L
Former NLRB Aide Reveals Red Experiences
CHICAGO RP Former staff member of the National Labor Relations Board told a House subcommittee about experiences with Communism. Mortimer Riemer admitted he was a Communist for seven or eight years but never helped anti government plots. Lester Asher said he was never a party member and his wife’s coffee and cake at a meeting angered Communists. Donald Heald said he belonged to a Washington study group for three years but did not know it was Communist. Riemer cited 16 guild members as Communists and testified none influenced NLRB decisions. He said the group only read Communist literature. Heald described study groups in Chicago and Washington from 1938 to 1945. The panel thanked Riemer and Asher for their testimony.
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Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
House On
American Activities Subcommittee
Mortimer Riemer
Lester Asher
Donald Heald
Washington
Riemer
Cleveland
NLRB
National Lawyers Guild
Herbert
Fuchs
Labor Department
Das Kapital
Cedar Rapids
Lowe
Heald
CPA
Thomas Burke
Gordon Scherer
Ohio
Cold Weather Boosts Indiana Jobless Claims
Indiana unemployment claims rose 65 percent last week due to colder weather and seasonal layoffs. The Indiana Employment Security Division reported 25,128 claims, up from 40,000 the year prior, with a 67 increase from the week before.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Courthouse News New Suits Filed
Court notices list several new civil actions in Circuit and Superior Courts including divorce petitions for Marie E Haines and Elsie B Cummings, a note complaint involving Adams Company, guardian appointment petition for Dorothy Sanders, damages claim by James Dean Patterson, and various findings in court minutes. A treasured 60 year old kitchen table connected to Oklahoma religious history is also featured.
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Marie E. Haines
Wayne T. Haines
Wayne E. Thornburg
Elsie B. Cummings
Clayton Co. Cummings
Bayer and Gaus
Clara A. Adams
Adams Company
E. Spangler
Mattie Spangler
Bagot, Free and Shearer
Dorothy Sanders
Norman Richard Sanders
Kidwell and
Tancey
James Dean Patterson
John R. Walsh
Rebecca Chaffin
COURT
Naomi Beeson
Robert Beesson
Superior Court
Edward R. Smith
Jack Gardner
Neil Tinsley
Miami
Okla
Emma Schubert
Oklahoma
Theophile Meers-Schaert
Eisenhower Keeps Quiet Week At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower followed doctors orders and took it easy at the Gettysburg farm this week. He rose late and limited activities to a walk and routine office work. He issued a Bill of Rights Day message urging Algerians to renew devotion to freedoms and defend American liberties. He was advised to slow up after a recent heart attack but remains on the path to recovery.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
1956 Chevrolet Production Sets New Record High
DETROIT November production by Chevrolet reached a monthly high of 219,182 vehicles including 181,512 passenger cars and 37,670 trucks. The gain surpassed the prior record of 211,424 set last May, with the passenger car count also topping 173,030 from May. A new shipment of Terri Lee and Tini Terri Dolls arrived at Jack & Jill, Shopper Tower Bldg.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
T. H. Keating
United States
Keating
Iees
Terri Lee
Tini Terri
Jack & Jill
Shopper Tower Bldg
First Nazarene Plans Yule Events
At the 9 30 am worship service the First Church of the Nazarene will host poems songs and specials by church children. Mesdames Bearden Norton and Salatin lead. The Young People Society will present a play Come to Bethlehem at 7 30 pm with a large cast and Mrs Kuhn directing. Choir directed by David Salatin.
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First Church of the Nazarene
Children of the Church
Mesdames Dee Bearden
Bernard Norton
James Salatin
The
Young People’s Society
Bethlehem
Loren Miller
Rudy Purcell
Wilson Kuhn
Byron Wright
Eugene Cottingham
Clarence Vaughn
Marjorie Bearden
Shirley Allen
Nancy Miller
Donna Salatin
Barbara Malsom
Mary Kelly
Lyle Carpenter
Virginia Morford
LeRoy Kelly
Pat Ledger
Lee Guilkey
Jerry Ellison
Maxine Kuhn
David, Salatin
Atomic Payoffs May Require 10 More Years
Cleveland report cites a former U.S. commissioner of patents who says it may take 15 to 20 years before early innovators in atomic power see meaningful returns on their huge investments. The long horizon reflects the scale of development and funding needed for pioneering work in the field.
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Cleveland
U.S
WoAnacdaw
Dozen Harris kin head for Florida reunion
Five dozen Harris family members from Indiana and beyond plan an expense paid Christmas gathering in St. Petersburg Florida. About 62 descendants of the late Sheriff William J. Harris will travel December 22 to attend the reunion hosted by Edward J. Harris with ties to Chicago and Indiana. The group aims to explore early patent incentives in atomic energy as they anticipate future economic payoffs from pioneer work and potential reactor innovations.
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Petersburg
Ind
Harris
Indiana
Florida
William J. Harris
St. Petershun
Lae
Waypeae
Edward J
Casper W.harris
St. Petersburg
Doms
Chicago
Atomic Energy
Commission
Patent Advisory
Michigan
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Harris Will
Engineering Congress
Ararerereet
Congress
Ooms
Hoosier relatives travel through North Carolina trip details
Hoosiers from Bicknell Petersburg New Ross Evansville and Sullivan head toward North Carolina to pick up more relatives. The report notes a buffet style meal in Bristol Connecticut and a theft at the Blue Lantern restaurant where a precooked ham two loaves and about thirty bottles of whiskey were taken.
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North Carolina
Bristol
Conn
Blue Lantern
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