Freeman Loses Imitation Ham Appeal
The Supreme Court refused review of Secretary Freeman’s effort to force meat packers to label any water added to hams as imitation ham. The Court of Appeals had struck down the rule as capricious and an enforced distortion of the truth, noting ham is a natural pig leg product even after curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Supreme Court
High Court
Court of Appeals
Hammy
Billie Sol Estes
Agricultural Department
A Look at Inspection in Austin Herald
Austin Herald analyzes city inspection systems with a first look at fire inspection and promises future reports on building sanitation electrical and gas inspections. The piece notes Austin likely matches other cities in strength but identifies room for improvement and calls this inventory of inspection practices a pertinent government activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Herald
Austin
Minnesota
Poisons in homes and child safety precautions
The American Medical Association notes 250000 products in home use contain poisons and 600000 children poison themselves yearly with about 500 deaths. Keep poisons locked when possible, never transfer poisons, supervise around cleaners, and give medicines only in a lighted room. Seek a doctor immediately if a poison is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
Larson warns U S should not race with Soviets in goals
Arthur Larson former Eisenhower official urged at St Olaf college commencement that the United States must not measure progress by a race against the USSR, noting different starting points and goals in industry and agriculture and urging competition only with itself to improve society and reduce unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Larson
Eisenhower
St. Olaf College
U. S
Ussr
Quotation on Obedience From Deuteronomy and Quarles
A brief religious quotation urges loving God and keeping commandments with steady obedience. It cites Deuteronomy 23 3 and Francis Quarles stressing obedience over questioning and delaying action.
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Francis Quarles
Turn Back the Clock and Memorial Observances Highlight Local History
Twenty, thirty, and fifty year lookbacks feature in this calendar of notes. Divisions 102 and 614 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and GIA 187 hold a second annual memorial service in KC Hall while Alex Taylor the golf pro showcases Rotary Club shots. Harold G. Lockwood of Austin earns a bachelor of laws from National University in Washington DC. In May, Clinton LaBar promotes a junior conservation club as Mower County boosts war bond purchases totaling 209 973 50, more than double the quota. School finances show principal repayments of 46 000 and 6 000 for refinanced projects. Jon McKaller of St Augustine High School is named one of eight mayors at Boys State. Fifty-year members are honored by the Bohemian Western Fraternal Association and Mrs E H Flitton and Mrs Don Hormel attend the 1952 Episcopal summer conference at Carleton College.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
GIA
KC Hall
Alex Taylor
Rotary Club
Harold G. Lockwood
Austin
National University
Washington, D. C
Junior Conservation Club
Clinton LaBar
Mower County
Lincoln School
Jon McKaller
St. Augustine
American Legion
Bohemian Western Fraternal Association
Kennedy pinned by Democrats in Congress on key bills
President Kennedy faces a Democratic Congress that blocks major initiatives. Medical care, youth employment, higher education, foreign trade, tax reform and literacy tests stall or fail in committees or between chambers. Senate and House actions hinder his debt raise and aid to schools while calls to tax cuts meet opposition.
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House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Congress
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Yugoslavia
Poland
Moscow
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Kennedy Speech Fails to Calm Markets as Earnings Drop
President Kennedy offered vague remarks at his news conference as New York stocks slid by billions. A Federal Trade Commission and SEC report showed first quarter declines in manufacturing sales and profits, with heavy hits to furniture, lumber, glass, clothing, and related sectors while aircraft and drug makers rose.
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Washington
Kennedy
New York City
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
United Press International
Alex Rose
Hat Makers’ Union
New York Liberal Party
New York
Rose
Congress
Shut-off Fountain to End Sun's Glare
The War Memorial Fountain in Memphis to be operated only part time. The $50,000 fountain will have water shut off during morning hours after sun glare blinded stamp tellers at the adjacent post office.
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Memphis, Tenn
Stolen Truck Outrage Sparks Prison Break Near Anamosa
Four Anamosa Reformatory inmates escaped from a prison work detail in the Yellow River Forest area in far northeast Iowa early Friday. They commandeered a 1961 Ford pickup owned by the State Conservation Commission, according to Warden Ray Purcell.
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Anamosa, Iowa
Anamosa Reformatory
Yellow River Forest
Iowa
Ray Purcell
State Conservation Commission
Temp Mobile women fill New York's growing flexible labor market
In New York City a mobile unit called the Temp-Mobile places housewives and other part timers in reception, typist, and office roles to meet surging demand for temporary workers. The article notes a $200 million industry since 1948 when Manpower, Inc. began, with agencies handling payroll and insurance while employers lease staff.
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NEW York
NEA
Association of Temporary Office Services
Olsten
Midwest
Adam
Milwaukee
Elmer Winter
Manpower, Inc
Pioneer Winter
Ad Agency
Temp
Manpower Inc
Australia
Austria
America
Winter
Europe
Union Leaders Create Fund Pool to Hire Lawyers When Indicted
A secret central fund supports rapid legal defense for union officials facing indictments. The pool, built over more than two years, pays top criminal lawyers without touching the union treasury, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and widespread probes across five cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Brotherhood
Fort Knox
Old
Bakers’ Union
Washington Union
Central Fund
Justic Dept
Dave Beck
Top Records Of The Week Lift By Ray Charles And More
The week’s chart shows Ray Charles at number one with I Can’t Stop Loving You followed by Dion’s Lovers Who Wander at two and Mary Wells with The One Who Really Loves You at three Freddy Cannon climbs to four with Palisades Park and Ben E King rounds the top five with Don’t Play That Song New entries include Chuck Jackson Any Day Now at thirteen David Rose Stripper at seventeen and Joe Henderson Snap Your Fingers at eighteen The Shirelles Welcome Home Baby chosen as pick of the week The Lovers Who Wander album by Dien is named pick album of the week A note hints at a mystery involving 3500 dollars and unverified events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Charles
Dion
Mary Wells
Freddy Cannon
Palisades Park
Ben E. King
Chuck Jackson
David Rose
Joe Henderson
The
Shirelles
Shirelle
Dien
Coney Island
Johnny Tillotson
Connie Francis
Jay & the Americans
Liberty Valance
Gene Pitney
Soldier Boy
the Shirelles
Perro
Everly Brothers
Gene Chuck Jackson
Dee Dee Sharp
Elvis Presley
Crystals
College fund sought for Cornell and Morningside
North Iowa Conference of Methodists plans a 1.5 million dollar pledge drive next year to fund new buildings at Cornell and Morningside colleges in Mount Vernon Iowa.
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North Iowa
Cornell
Morningside Colleges
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U.S
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White House
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Teddy Kennedy
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Austin, Minn
Frank C. Miles
Geraldine Rasmussen
A.P.O
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Vance
Kadkanestxanceyas
Ieee Ie
E. H. Flitton
Don Hormel
Carleton College
Northfield
JFK
By James Marlow
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France
Germany
Sam
N. Y
Nepicare
SCS
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West Coast
Tampa
Toledo
Savannah
Atlanta
Chi
Cago
FBI
Bureau
Chicago
National Theater and Stage
Dick Walsh
Barry Sinrod
Gilbert Youth Research
Bakers
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Mount Vernon, Iowa
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