Albert Lea Union Ruling Vacated T
Judge Arthur Stewart of Ramsey County District Court set aside the state labor conciliator Har ry Hanson’s order certifying the International Typographical Union Local 284 as bargaining agent for Albert Lea Trades Publishing Co. employees. The ruling stays for 40 days to allow an appeal as the NLRB had not acted. Eugene O Brien argued state jurisdiction. Robert Latz and Donald Savelkou represented the state and Minnesota Federation of Labor.
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ST. Paul
Arthur Stewart
Ramsey County
International Typographical Union
Trades Publishing Co
Albert Lea
Harry Hanson
Stewart
Eugene O’brien
Minneapolis
Robert Latz
Hanson
Donald Savelkou
Minnesota Federation of Labor
Ousted Soviet Has to Carry Own Luggage
Konstantin Ekimov the ousted Soviet diplomat walked aboard the Queen Mary with his luggage. He was expelled October 29 and accused of aiding the removal of Tonya Chwastov 2% from the United States with her father Alexei Chwastov. The Chwastov case was called kidnapping by a Senate subcommittee. The child and father had been detained in England after arrival there.
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New York
Konstantin Ekimov
Soviet Union
U. N
Tonya Chwastov
Alexei Chwastov
Senate Internal Security
Chwastov
George Diacrok
Detroit
England
Former Freeborn County Official Dies
OSKALOOSA Iowa Emil Nelson 97 Freeborn County Minnesota pioneer died at the home here of his son Wyeth where he has lived the last three years Nelson was a former Albert Lea Minn postmaster and a former Freeborn County register of deeds.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Emil Nelson
Freeborn County
Minnesota
Wyeth
Nelson
Albert Lea, Minn
Register of Deeds
ILA Slowdown Continues on New York Waterfront
The International Longshoremen's Association keeps slowdowns at New York piers despite a federal injunction extending the Taft-Hartley ban. Port activity drops to 50 60 percent as cargo queues build and ship operators condemn the action while ILA denies directing the slowdowns.
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New York
East
Gulf Coast
Cunard
Southampton
Rome
Line
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Ind
New York Shipping Assn
ILA
Manhattan
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
Ex-Convict Admits Killing Boy and Three Others
Los Angeles police say Stephen Nash admitted four killings within about a year. The 33 year old transient, found with a hunting knife and blood on Skid Row, confessed to slaying 10 year old Larry Rice and three others in Long Beach Santa Monica Sacramento River and an Oakland cliff. He blamed urges to kill and said the world pushed him around.
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Los Angeles
Stephen Nash
Larry Rice
Santa Monica
Larry Scarborough
Nash
Scarborough
John W. Berg
Long Beach
Floyd Leroy Barnett
Sacramento
Oakland
Cailif
Barnett
California
Federal payroll rises by 7304 in October
A congressional watchdog panel reports the federal payroll for civilian employees increased by 7 304 in October. The rise reflects government hiring across agencies and adds to ongoing payroll trends monitored by the committee.
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Washington
Congressional
Mishaps Slow U S Buildup at South Pole Airfield
A series of crashes and equipment breakdowns stall the U S effort at McMurdo Sound Antarctic base. A C124 Globemaster crashed and burned injuring Captain Warren J. Fair and technician James R. Farlow as crews race to repair damaged planes before ice runoff closes the runway. Tractor failures and limited airlift threaten the Seabees mission to erect polar camps for IGY scientists.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
South Pole
U.S. Air Force
New Zealand
Antarctic
Pole
Warren J. Fair
Greenville
D.C
James R. Farlow
San Bernardino
Calif
United States
Bay
Polar
Seabees
Santa School Aims To Give Christmas Real Spirit In New York
Volunteers of America trains street Santas across the nation with 14 day courses. Col. John F. McMahon says Santas must avoid overpromising gifts, handle crowds kindly, and refrain from garlic or onions to spare children disappointment. New York contributions total about 30,000 dollars per season funding meals, clothing, and dinners for needy families and prisoners’ families.
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Santa
the Volunteers of America
New York
Col. McMahon
Sonny
Bowery
Alaska
Japan
New York City
Labor Market Tightens as Shortages Emerge in Conn
The Labor Department reports a growing shortage of skilled labor and a nationwide tightening of the job market. A survey shows ongoing hiring plans into next year, especially in auto and aircraft plants. Hartford and Stamford Norwalk, Conn. are new areas with labor shortages, while Wilkes-Barre Hazelton, Pa. sees improved employment and unemployment under 12 percent in the continental U.S.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hartford
Stamford-Norwalk
Conn
Wilkes-Barre- Hazelton
Continental United States
New Romanian Parliament Elections Set for February 3
Vienna radio announces in Bucharest that Romania will hold parliamentary elections on February 3. The report confirms an official schedule for the vote and outlines the expected campaign period across major parties.
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Romania
Vienna
Austria
Bucharest Radio
U.S. to Slow Aid as Europe Faces Oil Shortage
Washington adopted a cautious stance on financing Europe’s emergency oil needs. Requests for dollar credit will be handled country by country with no special fund planned. Europe must largely use its own dollars to pay for U S shipments, with plans aiming to move about 500000 barrels daily as Britain France and Italy face dollar drains and possible price rises.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. S
Britain
France
Italy
Middle East
Iraq
Gulf Coast
Eisenhower
Eisenhower to Deliver Christmas Message December 20
President Eisenhower will give his Christmas message on December 20 from a park next to the White House. He will press a button to light a 67 foot national community Christmas tree, signaling lights on trees nationwide as announced by the capital’s Christmas Pageant Committee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
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