Labor And The FEC Labor dispute halts freight service on Florida East Coast Railway
The Florida East Coast Railway faces a national labor dispute dating to 1901 with 1309 clerks and telegraphers striking on January 23, while 700 on‑line workers honor picket lines. Freight service, later restored, sees 760 employees with about 73 percent union members back. the line aims to resume passenger service only when violence prospects end. The Railway Labor Act prompted a federal board to consider an emergency, and a court blocked new hires while freight shipments to Cape Kennedy risked delay.
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Florida East Coast Railway
FEC
Ce & We
National Mediation Board
Bryan Simpson
Justice Department
Cape Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
W. L. Thornton
Doctor warns of communist threat to American freedoms
Dr Richard Walker lead Institute of International Studies USC tells Oregon school board members that nations with despotic regimes outnumber democratic ones. He argues U S students must be taught United States history to protect liberty and prevent being swept from history. He cites a Indianapolis curriculum debate to remove U S history.
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Richard Walker
Institute of International Studies
University of South Carolina
Oregon
Walker
United States
State Social Studies
Indianapolis
U.S
Hoover Denounces Communist Conspiracy In US
The FBI director asserts the communists exploit unrest and align with Soviet Russia. He warns that the Communist Party USA is part of an international conspiracy led by the Kremlin and labels all supporters as traitors and subverters.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
U.S.A
Kremlin
New York
Washington
Successful Investing For The Novice Today
A reader asks for a simple comparison of bonds and common stock. Bonds are debt with fixed income and lower risk, while common stock represents ownership and potential for higher dividends and inflation protection. The column discusses income focus, potential gains, and suggests substituting Winn-Dixie for Baker for growth opportunities.
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Ianse
nHaker Oil
Alam
Ares
Baker
Winn-Dixie
Spear
Desegregation Progress Report Across Southern States
Read of a decade after the 1954 school ruling shows 9.2 percent of Southern Negro students attend schools with whites, up from 6.9 and 7.4 in prior years. District of Columbia and border states lead in biracial enrollment while Mississippi and Alabama show minimal integration. The civil rights bill seeks to accelerate desegregation through court action and federal reporting, with education framed as a path to jobs and poverty reduction.
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Supreme Court
Confederate States
States
District of Columbia
Southern School News
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Education Reporting Service
The
South
Mississippi
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
North Carolina
Evel
Virginia
U.S. Office of Education
Congress
Indiana Fire Marshal to receive emergency budget boost
Indiana officials announced an emergency allocation from the contingent fund to strengthen the fire marshal's inspection and service functions. The amount will be set by a legislative study committee as part of a review of the office pending new laws.
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Indianapolis
UPI
John T. Matchett
Indiana Department of Administration
Indiana State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Anderson
Marion County
Marion County Criminal Court
Hatchett
Steers
The Shepherd and Children’s Season Theme
A compact Christmas themed reflection emphasizes faith and the season’s purpose. It highlights Bethlehem’s significance and the gift of goodness and love, urging readers to give generously as the Wise Men did.
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Bethlehem
God
Movie Pair To Stay in Mexican Port
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton will spend Christmas and New Years in Puerto Vallarta Mexico for three weeks. They will be joined by Liza Todd and Jim Benton with Burton's private secretary. Cine Mundial reported the plan.
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Mexico City
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Puerto Vallarta
Cine Mundial
Burton
Liza Todd
Miss Taylor
Mike Todd
Jim Benton
Peale and Crane on Speech Craft and Parables
Dr Norman Vincent Peale is praised for engaging sermons built on daily incidents and parables, using eye contact and storytelling to keep audiences awake. The piece contrasts dry exposition with narration, cites Goldilocks as a classroom prompt, and notes Alaska ferry progress and a ship route debate between Panama and Suez. It ends with a plug for a booklet and requests for personal advice from Dr Crane.
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Dr. Peale
Christ
Jesus
Crist
Lobster Americane Recipe From Adolph Meyer Folklore
An 18th or 19th century American recipe attributed to Adolph Meyer outlines Lobster Americane preparation. The method includes boiling lobster, slicing, butter simmering with garlic, salt, pepper, wine, and a tomato and herb sauce. The dish is described as hearty and celebratory, suitable to entice even a despondent eater.
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Adolph Meyer
Bree
Dr Brady's Health Service Cosmetic Treatments
Dr Brady outlines cosmetic approaches for blemishes such as scars birthmarks and liver spots noting that doctors should avoid guarantees. He explains controlled exfoliation scar removal shaving tattoos and simple removals for lumped sebaceous and fatty lesions under local anesthesia. He provides address in Beverly Hills and invites brief letters with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
Fi Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Indiana Beating and Burning Death Investigated
Elmer J. Cooper 44 of Kansas City Mo was found dead in a Crawfordsville ditch after being beaten and burned authorities said. He died after medical transfer to Indianapolis. Coroner Dr. Samuel Millis said Cooper suffered at least three blows with a blunt instrument. Autopsy planned as Sheriff Demoret reported clues including a social security card and a palate-purchase receipt from Kearney Nebraska.
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Crawfordsville
Tad
UPI
Elmer J. Cooper
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Samuel Millis
Cooper
Kearney
Neb
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