Indiana labor chief denies union help in right to work passage
Carl A. Mullen, head of the Indiana State Federation of Labor, rejected Rotary Club claims that union members aided passage of Indiana’s right to work law. He accused Stephen C. Noland of infiltrating unions and said no Indiana labor leader joined the movement, calling supporters traitors and blaming newspapers for the spread of the idea.
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Truman Says It Is Up To President To Enforce Laws
President Truman urged that when a state governor cannot enforce federal and state laws, the president must act to uphold the Constitution. He spoke during a news conference before a trip to New York to visit his daughter. The remarks touched on federal supremacy and the duty to enforce Supreme Court decisions.
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Bus Operator Cited To Appear Before PSC
Indiana bus operator Ray J. Allen of Kywatrin Tridiana Scenic Bus Line was ordered to appear before the Indiana Public Service Commission over complaints from Nash ville residents about service area. Allen, a Statehouse clerk, runs routes to Morgan town and beyond. The incident follows local concerns about franchise reach into additional communities.
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Three firms awarded 420760 for Bunker High project
In Peru Indiana three firms were awarded a 420760 contract for a 14 room school at Bunker Hill Air Force Base. General construction by Robert Jarrell & Son of Kirkland totalling 277773. Superior Plumbing Co. of Kosomo 117998. Quillen Electric Co. of Logansport 24987. Total project cost 454420. Funds come from the federal government, with final approval pending.
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Speakes At Dinner By Dr Harold Philips Of Gospel Trumpet
Dr Harold Philips editor of The Gospel Trumpet spoke at Cen tral Christian Church during the first regular dinner of the Christian Men’s group. He recently returned from six weeks in eastern Europe including Russia. William Watkins presides. Clay Riley is vice president. Harold Cromwell secretary. Warren Gomberling treasurer.
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Dodgers Beat Braves 5-1 Behind Drysdale One-Hitter Last Five
Carl Furillo delivered a two run double in the seventh as Don Drysdale won his 15th, pitching a one hit last five innings. Milwaukee starter Gene Conley allowed six hits and seven walks as Brooklyn improved on the NL lead, while Red Schoendienst and Wes Covington each had two singles. Logan, returning from a leg injury, got Milwaukee's first hit with a triple that scored Frank Torre.
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Elmer George Chases Hoosier Hundred Glory In Indy Race
Elmer George of Salinas California the son in law of Anton Hulman leads 18 car field for the Hoosier Hundred 100 mile classic in Indianapolis. George seeks redemption after last May collision with Eddie Russo and is among drivers aiming for 200 points. Time trials set for 12 30 p m with 18 starters in the field.
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Taylor Robbins Meet in Finals
Taylor and Robbins advance to the finals after strong showings in the National Amateur golf championship. Dr. Bud Taylor, famed for his painless putting, faces Hillman Robbins as they push toward the title in Brookline Massachusetts. The event draws notable figures from military and civic circles, including Air Force lieutenant Bobin and Memphis-based R. G. Smith, with Pirates and Cubs mentioned in this broad bracket of contenders.
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Chicago Cubs Fall to Pirates in First Game of Twin Bill
In a tight opener, Bob Adams, Ernie Banks and Walt Moryn put Chicago ahead early but Pittsburgh ties, then Foiles belts a ninth homer to lift the Pirates. Drabowsky suffers his 14th loss as Groat's infield hit and Freese's RBI row seal a 2-1 final.
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Mantle's Blows Help Yanks To Overpower White Sox
Mickey Mantle returned from a 10 day layoff to pace the New York Yankees in a 7-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Mantle smacked a double and an RBI triple, while White Sox starter Billy Pierce allowed four runs in 2 2/3 innings. Whitey Ford won his 10th decision, and Chicago's lone run came on Sherm Lollar’s 11th homer. The Yankees built a 4-1 lead by the second inning and added three more in the sixth to seal the win.
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Unclear late inning rally in Philadelphia game
Play-by-play details show multiple hits and scores with Hoak, Hamner, Repulski, Thurman, Temple contributing for the home team and Harmon scoring on a wild pitch in the 9th. Pitchers include Nuxhall, Acker, Cardwell, Kennedy, Klippstein with Acker credited with the win.
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Denver Qualifies For Final Playoffs
Denver secured a spot in the final American Assn. playoff by beating Minneapolis 2-1. The Bears advanced after ousting the Millers in four straight games, scoring two unearned runs in the first inning and holding on as Ryne Duren followed Ben Flowers in relief to finish the game.
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Baseball box score fragment with multiple players and stats
Odds and ends from a sparse baseball box score include players Caffie Werlz Williams Carrasquel Avila Piersall Germert Wertz and others with runs hits and errors. Highlights show HRs by Castle Wertz and possibly Brown with double plays and sac flies noted. Attendance listed as 20 064 and game time around 2 348.
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Redlegs Beat Phillies 8 7 in tense Dodger move fallout
Cincinnati wins 8 7 as Redlegs rally after a late Phils surge. Ken Hahn warns county board stands firm on funding Ravine ball park. Rip Repulski and Granny Hammer homer for the Phils. Smoky Burgess matches with a Burgess homer in eighth. Dodgers fate under LA relocation cloud prompts strong county stance.
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Frankton Lads Start 1957 Cross Country Work
Seventeen Frankton boys report to Coach Maté Davis for the first practice of the 1957 cross country season. Returning lettermen Kemper Hutchison Kennedy and Smith anchor a nucleus as the Eagles aim to improve after a White River Conference title margin. Meet dates and schedule will be announced later.
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Middlecoff sets Dallas Open pace with 63
Cary Middlecoff fired an 8 under par 63 to lead the Dallas Open first round at Glen Lakes. He matched eight birdies on the 328-yard course, topping a field of 138 as Dennis Lavender and Howie Johnson opened strong with 64 and 65 respectively.
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New York Estimate Board Meets in Secret Session
The New York City Board of Estimate held a Friday emergency executive session without choosing a Brooklyn Dodgers site. Mayor Wagner said he hopes the issue will be discussed next Wednesday and noted private meetings with Dodgers president Walter O’Malley. Also, Dan Davis, 14, fractured his left arm in football practice and was admitted to St. John’s Hospital.
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