Strike violence and labor peace in industrial disputes
A editorial piece argues strikes are a legitimate weapon for labor pressure in America but must remain peaceful. It cites the Westinghouse strike involving 55,000 electrical workers, urges authorities to enforce laws against damage, and calls on union leaders and management to exercise strict discipline to prevent violence and incitement on picket lines.
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Washington women in politics mock sordid GOP fund drive
A fragment from a Washington piece satirizes women in politics and party fundraising. It mentions the National Federation of Republican Women staging a “Quiet Evening at Home” campaign with tickets sold by party workers and references to a satirical play titled “Fashions for Fifty-Six” featuring a Joan of Arc-like heroine and stage directions.
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Colorado
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President Eisenhower weighed to seek another term
The article reports top GOP leaders debating whether President Eisenhower will run again. It notes near unanimity that his decision hinges on two conditions and that medical insights and party dynamics influence the assessment. It discusses health, public perception, and the potential impact on the White House.
State Grapefruit Crop Estimate Announced in Arizona
The Agri aniture regiment forecasts grapefruit production in Arizona this season at 4,400,000 tons, with Orvange producting the state. The department estimates it will be one million hoses.
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Medical Research Film Shown To Rotarians
A Rotary program featured a film on medical research and production by a BH billy Company Plants. Attending Rotarians from Moore Dim company and visiting guests from Long Beach to Fort Magda heard about the research efforts and the people behind the project.
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Williams News Hy Mrs Balinonfild Wedding Report
Mrs Balinonfild and Ms W D Mately wed after holiday visits with Richard Smithers family in Phoenix. Visitors include Mrs Hatel and uncle in Sunland California who joined relatives in San Diva Culver City Yen and Head City. Leon Sutton and Mrs W C Hitch attended the town house front event. the Hutches rented the Sutton home for the year.
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State Plans Sale Of Yavapai Lands In 1996 Auction
A section of more than SK acres in Yavapai County is slated for sale at a public auction in 1996. The event, at St John’s Church, will offer land including parcels leased with improvements, plus a commercial tract for sale near Cordes Junction. Several titled properties, including homes, are involved as buyers seek to keep improvements.
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Stuyer
Incident identifies victim as Jacel Osi II in Casa Grande train death
Officials confirmed Jacel Osi II of Sentoni as the person struck by a train in Casa Grande. The report notes the clothing as typical woven headwear, associated with Aralic Moors and other Mohtimmedian people, reflecting cultural attire in the area.
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