When Is A Friend A Friend In Teamster Probe
The piece weighs whether George Bender is a true ally of Ohio Teamsters boss William Presser amid investigations. It notes Bender leads an internal Teamsters inquiry and cites a $1000 check as a point of scrutiny while stressing the need for caution to protect his name.
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George Bender
Ohio Teamsters
William Presser
Bender
Presser
Teamster Union
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Washington
Teamsters
Ohioan
US risks surrender to United Nations world government says editor
A columnist argues that U S policy would be steered by the United Nations under Dag Hammarskjold and warns this endangers sovereignty. He cites President statements and compares reactions of France Britain Russia and Israel, urging opposition to UN dominance and a return to national control.
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Dag
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
State Department
Middle East
United States
Korea
Israel
Uncle Sam
The Escape of Moishe Broderson from Nazism to Russia
Moishe Broderson, famed Yiddish poet, travels from Lodz to Bialystok then to Russia with his wife Sheina Miriam. Nazis pursue him, Jews relocate eastward, and the couple endures wartime upheaval and Soviet antisemitism ending with his death in a labor camp and Sheina in Brooklyn.
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Moscow
Moishe Broderson
Broderson
Sheina Miriam
Lodz
Poland
Gestapo
Bialystok
Russia
Soviet Union
Sheina
Volga
Saratov
Brodersons
Stalingrad
Turtkul
Uzbekestan
Moishe
Ukraine
Shina
Jewish Theater
Solomon Mikhoels
Jewish State Theater
Moisherpoderson
NKVD
Marx
Lenin
Brooklyn
Auto Labor Pact Eases Strike Fears Yet Inflation Worries Surface
The auto strike was averted as Ford and union leaders claim the new wage hikes and benefits are noninflationary. Public opinion hinges on model prices and potential ripple effects on other wage negotiations. The 1955 settlement had a much larger general hike, influencing current expectations.
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Ford
Buick
General Motors
Chrysler
Auto Workers Union
Electrical Workers Union
Auto Labor
Detroit
Horoscope guides cautious year end and hopeful 1959
The page blends a planetary forecast urging focus on core goals through 1958 with notes on personal relationships brightening in coming months. It cautions modest business and financial gains, hints at early 1959 opportunities, and discusses rising auto industry costs, prices, and labor patterns shaping recovery.
Right To Work bill sparks union debate in Athens letter
A reader argues against the Right To Work bill, praising organized labor and warning the measure would erode wages and benefits. The writer urges voters to keep unions, fearing unemployment and lower living standards if the bill passes. A Working-Man's Wife signs the letter from Athens, Sept. 19.
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the Messenger
Organized Labor
Athens
Professor Hints On Study Methods For Freshmen
University of Southern California education professor Leslie Nason offers study tips to improve exam performance. He urges reading contents, chapter previews, then skimming and end-of-chapter summaries. He advocates slow reading for detail and faster pace to limit distractions. He also suggests previewing lectures and anticipating questions to grasp patterns. In Rochester, Oberlin College in Ohio inherits $100,000 from R. T. Miller Jr.
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Los Angeles
Leslie N. Nason
University of Southern California
Rochester
N. Y
Oberlin College
Ohio
R. T. Miller Jr
Scottsville
Lost Chord Club aids voice loss with esophageal speech
The article describes clubs helping people with diseases and handicaps, notably the Lost Chord Club for those who have lost their voice box or vocal cords. It explains esophageal speech, its learning centers, and the role of instructors and the American Cancer Society in supporting patients to speak again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
National Hearing Society
United States
Lost Chord Club
American Cancer Society
Try and Stop Me A Chic American Girl News Reel
A chic American girl in a red sports convertible is stuck in a Paris traffic whirl near the Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees. A smiling gendarme jokes about her beauty as she pleads for help. A Phoenix pastor warns about heat and attendance.
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Arc de Triomphe
Paris
Champs Elysees
Reflections on mercy in the Book of Jonah
The writer links the Jonah narrative to Day of Atonement and warns against nationalistic hatred. He contrasts mercy with vengeance, notes modern conflicts and propaganda, and urges self-examination before atonement and forgiveness. The piece likens Jewish, Christian, and Islamic observances to shared calls for mercy.
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Nineveh
Jonah
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Vey
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Mary Baker Eddy
Jim Bishop
Birdome
Henry
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Wong
the Public Forum
Oberlin
W. W. Bauer, M.D
American Medical Association
Okla
Avhens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W.va
Ohio & W. Va
Postoffice
Associated Press
Union St
Bennett Cerf
Mademoiselle
George Sokolsky
God
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