Pact Ends Illegal Hiring in Construction Industry
Construction Industry and unions in the United Kingdom sign a pact to end closed shop and illegal hiring practices. National Labor Relations Board officials note the agreement requires no union authorization as a condition of employment. The plan aims to curb discrimination by expanding hiring standards across the sector.
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Promnin
Hirownis
National
Lahor Relations Board
Imines and
Amnageene
Uhlan
Uhey
Joe
Charry
Trang
Glen Cans
Engineers
Tyler
Latlar
Flu Postpones Winslow Council Meeting
The Winslow City Council meeting scheduled for two weeks was postponed due to flu. Council members Floyd Whipple and Janes I Chavez were ill, leaving only two councilmen available. Mayor Join Senttan Conn aman and BR Wickham were unavailable due to other commitments while M Wallon attended to Holbrook business. Florence Armstrong notes this is the first postponement since she began working with the city.
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Tresilas
Floyd Whipple
Janes I. Chavez
Fln
Unese
Silty Julla
Senttan Connaman BR
B. Wickham
Santa Fe
M. Wallon
Holbrook
Florence Armstrong
Elnek
Miss America Judging Opens in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the Miss America judging as fifty or more contestants compete to be named fairest. The entrants participate in preliminary talent and parade events Thursday and Tuesday ahead of the formal pageant opening. Vision Mullen is noted as a judge or figure related to the event.
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Atlantic CaTy
Veterinise
Peelhathary
President Signs Major Bills Amid Budget and Debt Tensions
The president signed 117 measures with 18 remaining before Saturday deadline. The package includes tax relief for some goods, a temporary debt ceiling hike to 288 billion, a rise in the federal deficit limit, and funding for defenses and student loans.
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Wii
Teamster Aide Refutes Violence Links Before Probers
A Teamster aide testifies against violence during the 1953 Yella Cub strike in St. Louis, denying involvement or witnessing violent acts. Kennedy questions witnesses while Gibbons defends colleagues, saying some accounts may be false and that some witnesses were of fine character. The hearing probes ties between union officials, employers, and violence.
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Love Dat Doling
Robert FL Kennedy
Min Sevinte Linbow
Gibbons
Team- Stes Union
St. Lous
Kernetty Aid
John Ta
St. Looi
Kennedy
Gibbs
Chamain McClellan
Hie
Mab Wificiais
Page schools enroll top grades on first day
On opening day in Page schools a large count of students registered across grades. First graders totaled 62 with morning counts showing several hundred pupils in various classes and 21 teachers hired for all grades, including new positions.
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Page Schools
Fisk
Page On Lage
Ingh
S ‘Urtess
Hospital shelling blamed as civilians flee shelters
Reports from Taipei accuse a hospital shelling of killing one person and injuring four others. Patients and staff reportedly moved to reinforced shelters while officials claim the hospital stayed at risk from nearby military installations. The text also notes the Five Civilized Tribes including Cherokee, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole.
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Robt Hilk
Qiemay
Navi Hospital
Taipei
Wits Aelihe
Truman Meany Warn Legion of Real Aggression Danger
President Truman and AFL chief George Meany told the American Legion the United States must prepare for armed aggression from Communist powers. They warned the Soviet threat includes missile development and the readiness of rivals to strike, urging outpacing the Soviet Union in all fields.
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Marty
Tranan Afl
Hend George Meany
American Legion Today
United Shites
Teumant
Soviet
Soviet Union
Mewiy
Flagstaff Sun Reports Arizona Day on September 3 1958
The Arizona edition of The Sun in Flagstaff covers events of Wednesday September 3 1958. Local notices, weather notes, and brief community updates reflect midweek happenings in Flagstaff and surrounding areas.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
For Rent Ad Clipping With Contacts and Location
A listing seeks 2 bedroom unfurnished housing or 1 bedroom apartment. Entries include contact numbers PR 4-2231 and 406 EL Birch Apt 4 or PR 4-2675. Also notes sales work recruitment for men or women, no experience, contact Jack Burrus at 10 W. Aspen St between 9 am and noon.
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Jack Burrus
Noel
Aspen St
Flagstaff Rotary selects Kalb for Gallup Auto Panel
Flagstaff Rotary names Kalb to join the Gallup Auto Panel as part of a conference lineup. Attendees include civic leaders and representatives from Pilot, Lions, Soroptimists, and Ahw anis clubs.
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Flagstaff Rotary
Kalb
Gallup Auto Panel
Missing Navajo County records puzzle assessor
The Navajo County assessor Palmer reports old county assessment books were stolen from shelved records. He and law enforcement note the motive is unclear as the books held no apparent value or harm, and investigators plan further checks of the store room.
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Amedie
Palmer
Navajo County
Townjacks Elect Officers at College Meeting
The annual dinner meeting for Townjacks to elect officers will be held at 6:30 PM Saturday at the Student Union Building on State College grounds. After the meeting, Townjacks will join the football squad as guests at a scrimmage hosted by ABC station.
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State College
Ganelle
ABC Staifiiun
Nation's Markets At A Glance
Markets show irregular activity with mixed government signals and hedging. Wheat and corn trend higher on some exchanges while oats edge up and cattle prices rise modestly. Top cattle price reaches about two dollars, with general gains in grain futures and brief period of uncertainty.
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York
Gollan
Chicago
Local Weather Summary From Yesterday To Today
Sunrise 6 01. Prevailing temperatures reported at Flagstaff and nearby stations show high yesterday reaching 92 at Coaltonwood and 88 at Burrus Tioneh with morning lows around 62. Precipitation totals near 0.5 inches at Flagstaff and light amounts elsewhere. Strong gusts or local variations noted with minor rainfall in early hours.
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Suisel
Flagstaff
Coltdnwood
Stitéimz
Burrus Tioneh
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