Labor deepens U.S. political role amid union split
AFL CIO leaders envision labor as a rising political force yet resist forming a dedicated party. George Meany, head of the AFL CIO merger, says unions will stay independent and favor Democratic candidates while avoiding a formal labor party.
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Breakfast Soup Era Aims to Change Morning Meals
New York readers are told a breakfast trend may turn soup into the first meal of the day. Promoters cite chefs like M. Louis Diaz and cultural examples from France to Finland, Danes to Scots, arguing soup can be quick, nourishing and versatile with bacon and eggs still an option.
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Bank Sends Samples With Its Invitations
The First Jonay Bank mailed 7000 invitations to its open house, many to banking firms nationwide. Each invitation carried a bright fan with the joke Here’s one bank Here’s one bank that gives samples.
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DDT Resistant Bugs Study By Scientists
Washington area researchers at the Agriculture Department are testing a new set of chemicals to combat houseflies and other insects that have developed resistance to DDT. The goal is to prevent growth and reproduction to curb infestations.
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Parliament to Penalize Discrimination Against Untouchables
The upper House approved a bill imposing up to three months imprisonment for discrimination against untouchables who have long faced enforced segregation in many Indian sections.
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Bobcat on Porch Ends with Gunshot
A 16 pound female bobcat on Carl A. Newquist's front porch startled him at lunch. He reentered the house and emerged with a 12 gauge shotgun, firing once to stop the animal. The incident concluded without further details of injuries or aftermath.
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West Cold War Front Victories Lifted, But Next Years Critical
Paris dispatch details Western gains against Communism in Europe while warning the next two to three years could determine the outcome. Analysts cite Marshall Plan and Truman Doctrine successes, German rearmament under Western control, and rising optimism tempered by the need for constant alert. The piece notes Austria diplomacy, economic ties, and Moscow’s counter moves as central to the struggle ahead. A churchman, Patriarch Athenagoras, offers a call to unity and resilience amid persistent tension.
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Oklahoma court rules on junior drink during trial recess
The Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals held that juniors drinking during trial recess does not merit a mistrial unless intoxication occurs. It also ruled that drinking after the case is submitted to jurors is grounds for a mistrial.
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Sanitarian Robert L. Khig Resigns for New Post
Robert L. Khig, sanitarian for Morgan-Perry County General Health District, resigns effective July 1, 1955, to become assistant administrator and personnel director at Rocky Glen Sanatorium.
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Germany’s Unsolved Question After Hitler Collapse
The article analyzes postwar Germany ten years after Hitler’s collapse, noting West Germany’s EU membership yet persistent fears of militarism and a divided nation. It discusses Potsdam borders, East and West Germany, Bonn’s pro Western leadership under Adenauer, and the challenge of preventing a revival of Nazism under NATO influence.
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West Germany's Economic Rise Ten Years After War
The Allies' generosity and US aid helped West Germany rebound from wartime ruin to a major economic and political force in Europe. By 1985 Bonn reports rising employment, a housing boom, thriving industry, and luxury commerce, with German workers and entrepreneurs driving recovery despite postwar refugee inflows and remaining scarcities.
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Five Year Old Ends Diet Gets False Teeth Set
Henry Czerner, a five year old with a rare dental decay, smiles today with a full set of dentures installed at Mt Sinai Hospital. He now has only four real teeth as a medical condition prompted the dental restoration.
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