Field Union Attempt Fails in Chicago Area
The NLRB reports an election among 6136 Field Co workers across Chicago and suburbs for union representation. Of 5248 votes cast, 3844 rejected any union, with Local 37% Sales & Service 10fon, Local HI 195, Local 1515 61, Local 450 26 accepting. Unions seeking recognition included four locals. previous 1956 attempt also failed.
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Chicago
BSC
Marshall”. Field & Co
the Nations Labor Relations Board
Peneng
I. Field
NLRB
Sales & Service 10
Fon
Building Service
Employes International
Field
Ware ‘House
Business and Union Influence in Political Campaign Rules
Hartford AP report notes Democratic National Chairman Butler resists declaring a southern or Southwestern nomination, citing civil rights concerns and possible investigations into unions and businesses. Mundt and Church named to speak on projected probes, seeking tentative committee guidelines on scope and staff actions.
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Hartford
Conn
Dem
Washington
Peulle
M. Butler
Sena
Lyndon Joba
Texas
Democratic Party
Southwestern Democrat
Row Buller
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Barry Goldwater
Buller
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Arkansas Urges Disavowal of Ku Klux Klan
Arkansas Attorney General Bruce Bennet called on residents to denounce the Ku Klux Klan while noting the Klan registered to operate as a nonprofit in Arkansas after 17 years. He described the NAACP and the Klan as foreign organizations seeking to disrupt peace and order, urging public repudiation and discrediting of both groups.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Bruce Bennet
Arkanisas
Arkansas
Secretary of State
A. C. Hightower
Hennett
NAACP
Klan
Ise Bulletin Herald Classifieds
Anderson College Introduces Unified Food Service Plan
Anderson College will consolidate all food services under Prophet Co of Detroit. Comptroller C L Edwards says the coast-to-coast management and consulting firm will take over on a date to be announced. Marie Dugger remains as assistant manager with dining staff retained. Facilities include a cafeteria seating 30, a 75-seat dinette, snack bars in Old Main and the Student Center, and vending machines. Existing facilities were remodeled in 1936 and new kitchen equipment is in place under supervision of Mr Duper.
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Anderson College
Prophet Co
Detrait
C. L. Edwards
Geot
Prophet Company
Henry A. Montague i College
Marie Dugger
Old Main
Courthouse News Briefs From Circuit and Superior Courts
Court filings include Prudential Insurance Company of America vs Shannon Chambers on promissory note and mortgage foreclosure. multiple divorce and separation actions across Superior Court dockets. various name parties and attorneys listed. Court minutes note dismissals and findings in different cases, including a title quieting action and a mortgage foreclosure dispute.
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Prudential Insurance Company of America
Shannon
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Elizabeth 4
Chambers
Busby, Davisson, Cooper and
Byer
Ella Poteet
George Poteet
Lawrence H. Robbins
Doris EB. Jams
Elmer Williams
John R. Beeman
Braxton el Chaflin
Plateinutt
Guica
Inquest Scheduled in Student Hanging at Valparaiso
Valparaiso Ind AP an inquest was set Monday night in the death of Gerhardt F Bauerfeind 22 a Springfield Mass senior found hanged at the Phi Kappa Psi house just before commencement friends knew of no reason for the suicide the parents were to attend graduation
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Valparaiso
Ind
Valparaiso University
Gerhardt. F. Bauerfeind
Springfield
Mass
Phi Kappa Psi
School Teacher Held To Grand Jury For Murdering Ex Wife
CHICAGO reports a coroner's jury recommended that Duncaiy Hansen, a high school teacher and ex husband, be held to the grand jury on charges of murdering Susan Hansen. The verdict cites a May murder by head twisting, stating the cause as fracture and dislocation of the spine. Police charged Hansen with the murder amid claims of frequent attacks during their troubled marriage.
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Chicago
UPD
Duncaiy Nansen
Susan ‘Hansen
Hansen
Steel negotiators clash as talks stall at midnight deadline
Steel wage negotiators ended another fruitless session accusing each other of inflexibility in joint bargaining. The present agreement expires at midnight June 34 and peaceful settlement hopes remain dim. The week saw mills produce 2,653,000 tons, near a record, with expected production at 2,681,000 tons this week. President Eisenhower urged Congress to remove ceilings on government bond rates and raise the debt limit to 283 billion dollars. A report warns Sr-90 in foods will exceed safe levels within days, prompting safety concerns.
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American Tron & Steel Institute Fialy
Prokral Pilancing
Eisenhower Mormilay
Congress
Greater St. Louis
More Milk In Russia Than U.S. Reds Say
Washington dispatch reports the Reds claim Russia produces more milk than the United States, challenging American estimates and signaling Soviet dairy advantages in ongoing agricultural disputes.
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Russia
U.S
Washington
OPH
Russi
United States
Dr Osborne Ends Sabbatical at Columbia University
Dr Nancy Osborne returns from sabbatical in Paris and studies at Columbia University to teach at Anderson College. She will attend a Purdue Modern Language Institute from June 10 to July 22 with 45 invited college language teachers. Osborne holds MLA and PhD from Columbia, studied at Sorbonne, and has taught at Barnard, Averell, and Florida State.
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Columbia University
Anderson College
Purdue University
Anderson’ College
Osborne
Lilly Endowment
Ene
Easis
Purdue Department of Modern Languages
Purdue Language Laboratory
Elton Hocking
Purdue
Anderson
University of Richmond
Sorbonne
Paris
Averell College
Barnard College
Ploridala
State University
Three Reenlist For Navy Duty
Three Madison County men reenlisted in the U S Navy and will report to stations soon. Richard V Mowe and Joh D Mowe sons of Mr and Mrs John H Mowe RL Alexandria reenlisted for four years under continuous service. Norman G Mutter son of Mr and Mrs Earl D Nutter Elwood reenlisted with his wife Carolyn Sue and two children to report to the Naval Hospital Oakland California for a 60 week instructional tour. Recruiter Richard W Payne announced Navy careers at the local recruiting station and noted June enlistments are being accepted.
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Madison County
U. S. Navy
Richard W. Payne
Oval
Navy
Richard V
Joh. D. Mowe
John H. Mowe
Alexandria
Wil
Naval
Washington, D. C
Earl D. Nutter
Elwood
Carollyn Sue
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Calif
Technical Laboratory
Broad Bank
Payne
Armed Forces
W. 2Th St
Congressman Pushes To Cut Frills At Planned Airbase
Representative Earl S. Reuss of Wisconsin urged elimination of nonessential amenities at the Richard J. Boug h Force Base under construction in Racine County. He argued the base should omit a gym auditorium theater and commissary and post exchange, proposing to remove these frills from the $20,464,000 project while preserving core needs.
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Washington
UPL
S. Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Richard J. Bough
Racine County
Wis
House
E Reuss
Planso
Conigress
Benae
Proposals for indoor pool and spa at new air base
The speaker urged against building an indoor swimming pool squash court massage room and Turkish bath at the new air base warning they could trigger requests to extend such facilities to existing bases. He argued they are nice but not essential and taxpayers should not pay for them. The text notes bauxite was discovered at Les Beaux France where the name derives from.
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Les Beaux
France
Fome
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Radiant Screen
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