200 Garment Workers Demonstrate in BVDs
PASCAGOULA Miss A NLRB official accused a textile plant of sending 200 workers in BVD clothing to a New Orleans demonstration to pressure the community The plant warned it may close or curtail operations if violence continues The AFL Wom en's Garment Workers Union had organized a three month dispute with an NLRB hearing set for Aug 19 and a stalled election until charges are resolved.
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Pascagoula
Miss
NLRB
New Orleans
Max Schwartz
National Labor Relations Board
Jackson County
Demitri Nicholas
Jackson County Board of Supervisors
AFL
Women’s Garment Workers
Ion. Schwartz
Nicholas
Schwartz
County Board of Supervisors
Convicted California Reds Ready Appeal
Fourteen California Communist leaders convicted of plotting violent overthrow go to court for appeals. Judge Mathes barred juror contact and photos, delaying sentencing pending defense motions. Defendants face up to five years and a $10,000 fine. most are jailed on bail.
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Los Angeles
California
U. S
William C. Mathes
Oleta O'Connor Yates
San Francisco
Dorothy Rosenblum Healey
Connelly
Henry Steinberg
Rose Chernin Kusnitz
Frank Carlson
Frank E. Spector
Ben Dobbs
Loretta Starvus Stack
al Richmond
Ernest Otto Fox
Carl Rude Lambert
Albert Jason Lima
Oakland
Mathes
Mary Bernadette Doyle
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alexander Schullman
Heart Attack Takes Life of Toronto Editor
George McCullagh publisher of the Toronto Globe and Mail and the Telegram died last night of a heart attack. He was 47 and a financial figure said to have made millions on the Toronto Stock Exchange. He had been on the road to recovery from a long illness before his death.
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Toronto
George MccCullagh
Toronto Globe and Mail
Canada
Toronto Telegram
Toronto Stock Exchange
McCullagh
Oakland Moscow 4-H Booth Planned At Fair
A committee was appointed to plan the Oakland Moscow 4-H club booth for the Freeborn County Fair August 18 to 21 at Oakland Hall. Miss Friedel Steffens, an International Farm Youth Exchange student, spoke on Germany with slides. Arlene Gilbertson joined as a new member and 4-H records were submitted. Lunch was served.
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Freeborn County
Emotion and Reality in Civil Rights Politics
James Marlow analyzes how emotion drives civil rights debate in the 1950s campaign. He argues Senate rules, specifically filibuster protections requiring 64 votes, block any major civil rights bill unless the chamber changes its rules, a practically impossible feat. The piece notes the Chicago platform’s call to modify rules, yet acknowledges no mechanism exists to break a filibuster by simple majority.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Stevenson
U. S. Senate
Senate
Chicago
Inscription at Hiroshima Shrine Calls for Never Again
Seven years after the atomic blast in Hiroshima survivors gathered at a memorial under the central explosion site to pray for the dead. The inscription reads Sleep quietly. The mistake will not be repeated. Nagasaki officials protested U S attitudes toward victims and urged long term loans for rebuilding. Estimates of Hiroshima deaths vary from about 80 000 in U S surveys to over 200 000 in Japanese press reports. A scroll with more than 200 000 names was placed at the memorial during ceremonies.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Nagasaki
America
Kyodo
United States
U. S
Union Denies Responsibility for Dynamiting
CENTRAL CITY Ky Mayor Albert Harding called the factory blast near merchant David Cohen’s home “strictly amateurish.” Cohen, owner of the frame storage building housing beauty shop equipment, resisted a United Mine Workers drive to organize white collar workers in the town of about 4,000. District 50 officials denied involvement after two union men were arrested for wilfully dynamiting under a building. Melvin Donovan and Hildred Hundley, both of Central City, were released on bond and face exam Friday. Hundley is a District 50 member. Donovan belongs to UMW District 23.
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Central City
Albert Harding
David Cohen
District 50
United Mine Workers
West
Kentucky
Melvin “Chick” Donovan
Hildred Hundley
Hundley
Donovan
UMW
Cemetery to Catch Up to His House
A Long Island student will live in a national cemetery for two years after submitting the high bid for rent on a house and two sheds on Army farm land adjoining the Long Island National Cemetery. Vincent J. Griesel, a student at the Long Island Agricultural Technological Institute, is the resident.
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New York
Long Island
National Cemetery
U. S. Army Engineers
Army
Long Island National Cemetery
Vincent J. Griesel
Long Island Agricultural Technological Institute
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