Meat Union Spurs Unity Merger of Unions
Ralph Helstein UPWA president said the United Packinghouse Workers of America will approve a merger with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen at a forthcoming meeting. Meat cutters already approved. officers were re elected and a cautious anti strike resolution was adopted amid warnings to employers.
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Cincinnati
United Packinghouse Workers of America
CIO
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
AFL
Ralph Helstein
Chicago
UPWA
Helstein
Patrick E. Gorman
Louisville
Meet Cutters
Earl W. Jimmerson
East St. Louis
Lil
International Union
Senate panel approves larger foreign aid package
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee boosted the aid bill to 4.515 billion dollars up 715 million from the House figure and restored 100 million for the President’s Asian development fund. The panel backed a 9 to 5 vote and signaled doubt about final passage on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Administration
Sen. Bridges
R-Nh
Lations
Yugoslavia
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Knowland
Front Row Employee Roster From Flavor-Sealed Plant
A partial listing shows workers by row and department at the Flavor-Sealed plant. Names include Jean Mooney Sharon Kolb Mary Ann Murphy and several others across offices billing transportation cafeteria and packing divisions. The card names roles from Office to Packing Division and notes SPAM at end.
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Jean Mooney
Sharon Kolb
Mary Ann Murphy
Sheila Jarvis
Mary Gibart
Joanne Upcraft
Leona Quindt
Cleo Jirele
Janice Nantz
Tor
Dolores Walz
Ann Bardouche
Carol Barclay
Marjorie Petersen
Dorothy Weis
Mary Jo Halligan
Doris Larson
Barbara Jacobsen
Joyce Duren
Lonapearl Korshage
Mary Jonhsen
Jill Sayles
Pat McDonald
Deloris Smith
Custody Granted Over $2500 Found in Water Heater
In District Court Judge A C Richardson ordered three boxes containing 2500 dollars to be held by Clerk William Plzak. The money, found by Jake Wolf in a water heater at 1007 W Grove, is tied to four potential claimants including the Toussaint estate's executor Philip Richardson and Thomas Cough’s owner Hugh Plunkett Jr. The case asks for a declaratory judgment on ownership and the exact distribution method remains pending.
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A. C. Richardson
William Plzak
R. A. Dunnette
Pizak
Philip Richardson
Lucy Toussaint
Hugh Plunkett Jr
Jake Wolf
Austin
Wolf
Thomas C. Kough
W. Grove
L. C. Tonding
Toussaint
Kough
Tonding
Thomas Kough
Plan Charges in Arson Cases Plan Charges in Arson Cases
County Attorney Wallace Sieh said charges will be filed against Lanny O Marro for the Congregational Church or the Jones building arson. O Marro admits setting both fires. He awaits trial for auto theft of Art Fann’s car and waived preliminary hearing June 12. Bond is $1000. Investigations continue into other fires.
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Wallace Sieh
Lanny O’marro
Congregational Church
Jones Building
O’marro
Art Fann
Austin Rt. 3
Minnesota Lineman Electrocuted on Pole
James Henkel aged 27 from White Bear Lake Minnesota was electrocuted Thursday while installing a transformer for the Whitehall electric utility near the Land O Lakes creamery plant in Whitehall Wisconsin.
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Whitehall
Wis
James Henkel
White Bear Lake
Minn
Whitehall Electric Utility
Land O'Lakes Creamery
Israeli army says infiltrators from Lebanon blew up Rab el Armasha house
An Israeli army spokesman stated overnight that infiltrators from Lebanon detonated a house in Rab el Armasha, a village in the upper Galilee region.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
Upper Galilee
Rab el Armasha
Coffee Roasters raise wholesale price by three cents
General Foods Corp and other large coffee roasters announced Thursday a three cent per pound wholesale increase for vacuum packed coffee.
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New York
General Foods Corp
Kiwanis Auction Plans Prizes to Draw Donors
Kiwanis members plan an auction on East Bridge Street at 7 p m with volunteers Albert Merrit Orval Hopfe and Doc Cook as auctioneers. Proceeds go to the Kiwanis Boys and Girls Fund for Austin and nearby. Donations come from Kiwanis partners and area merchants and farmers with cash prizes for alarm clock rings to attract buyers.
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E. Bridge
Mair
Chatham
Albert, Merrit
Orval Hopfe
R. E
Doc) Cook
Kiwanis Boys and Girls
Austin
Humphrey push urges Rosemount atom site choice
Senator Humphrey urged AEC Chairman Strauss to meet with Minnesota leaders to study using the University of Minnesota at Rosemount for a proposed world’s largest atom smasher. He cited cost around 100 million dollars and Minnesota’s strong physics staff and facilities.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Strauss
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Purdue University
Thye
R-Minn
Commission
Minneapolis
St. Paul
University
Rosemount
Gopher Ordnance Works
Priests Freed From Red China Raise Hope for Talks
Two American Catholic missionaries Father John William Clifford and Thomas Leonard Phillips were released after three years in Chinese prisons. U S consular officials awaited them at the Hong Kong border but the train did not arrive. The release could revive stalled Geneva negotiations over the Formosa dispute and the broader U S Chinese prisoner issue.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
California
Father John William Clifford
Thomas Leonard Phillips
John William Clifford
U. S
China
Reds
Geneva
Father Clifford
Father Phillips
Peiping
Red Cross
Air Force silent on H-bomb strike accuracy at Bikini
Washington reports noncommittal replies from the Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission on whether the B52 dropped an H bomb over Bikini last month hit its target. Observers claim the blast may have been miles from the point of burst, with officials deeming details classified. The bomber came from Kirtland AFB and operates under Air Research and Development Command.
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Washington
Air Force
Bikini
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Strategic Air Command
Kirtland Air Force Base
New Mexico
Air Research and Development Command
Eisenhower Shows Best Hospital Progress Yet
President Eisenhower’s doctors say normal intestinal activity is restored one week after major abdominal surgery. White House secretary Hagerty reports no intravenous feeding since Thursday and says the president has signed 21 documents, handling White House business. He also states there has been no discussion with staff about political plans, despite columnists’ speculation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Steelworkers Reject Offer
New York United Steelworkers rejected the Big Three wage and contract proposals as entirely inadequate. President David J. McDonald said the take home pay increase is only five cents an hour this year. He described the offer as too little too late and too long with obsolescent contract terms.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Freeman to serve as grand marshal of Austin Centennial Parade
Gov. Orville Freeman will be grand marshal for Austin Centennial Parade on July 4 at 9 30 a m He will be greeted by Mayor Baldy Hansen with a police escort at the north edge of Austin The parade gains 11 more units bringing totals to 23 floats 14 marching units 9 musical units and 5 car units Sponsors seek more participants and volunteers for the route from Maple and Main to Queen of Angels area The parade committee lists Hanson Cahill Ball Lacy Irwin Kapenis Krueger Schroeder O'Brien Carroll and other members with Alvin LaRoque arranging the governor's visit for the Centennial committee.
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Orville Freeman
Austin
Gov. Freeman
Baldy Hansen
Sheldon Hansen
Faribault Legion
Bob Wolf
Mier Wolf & Sons
Woodrow Wilson Grenadier Band
Minneapolis
Amvets
Moose Clut
Red Cross
Brownsdale Queen
U. S. Army
Eagles
Les Newman
Mules and Pony
Austin Floral Club
Hanson
Maple
Queen of Angels
James Cahill
Donald Ball
L. W
Bud) Lacy
Robert Irwin
Stanley Kapenis
Russel Krueger
Earl Schroeder
Tom O’brien
Francis Carroll
Alvin LaRoque
Governor's Office
Minneapolis Hearing on Disarmament Set
Minnesota residents may present views on disarmament at a public hearing the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on disarmament will hold Saturday at the University of Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Northwest
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
University of Minnesota
After crippling nine hour strike New York subways roll again
New York subways resumed normal service after a nine hour walkout by motormen. 27 suspensions, led by Theodore Loos of the Motor Men's Benevolent Assn., followed the end of the strike. Traffic congestion and long lines for buses marked the city as officials avoided mass dismissals.
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New York
City Transit
Transit Authority
The
Motormen’s Benevolent Assn
Theodore Loos
MBA
Navy Pilot Dies In Birmingham Plane Crash
Lt. John A. Robertson 31, a World War II Corsair pilot and assistant flight training officer at the Birmingham Naval Air Station, died after his plane crashed into a residential street during a cross country training flight. Witnesses said he waved civilians away as the craft fell and exploded, damaging three houses and splashing flaming fuel on two porch occupants. He had taken off from Birmingham NAS en route to Minneapolis and had planned to visit his mother in St. Paul. Survived by widow and two children.
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Birmingham
Ala
John A. Robertson
Robertson
Birmingham Naval Air Station
Minneapolis
Tarrant City
Bush Ave
John Junior Taylor
Navy
Naval Air Station
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