Tobin Rapped As Labour Leader Target in Speech
In Massachusetts a speech to about 1800 GE Lynn and Everett plant workers denounced Tobin as a labor leader linked to communism. J Fitzgerald, EI U union president, challenged attacks by Tobin and CIO President Murray, likening them to McCarthy era charges and noting the State Department purge from CIO.
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Two Churches May Join In Merger
Boston report on the 125th anniversary American Unitarian and Universalist societies convocation. Unitarian members voted overwhelmingly for merger and Universalists similarly favored. Announcement of the majority view expected soon with a convention vote next month. Observers note concurrent talks of a Northern and Southern Baptist merger and a Christ Discipleship proposal.
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Du Pont Explains Business Rules in Court Testimony
In New York a 74 year old former Du Pont president testified as a defense star witness in the government's anti trust case against the Du Pont Company. He outlined business principles including being friendly with competitors and that a business fails if it does not make money. The case involves Du Pont Imperial Chemical Industries and Remington Arms in a conspiracy to restrain trade in chemicals, sporting arms, and ammunition under international agreements.
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Kittens Chalk Up Texas League Wins For Cats
UNITED PRESS reports Fort Worth Cats posted their 30th win of the season by defeating Oklahoma City Indians 7 to 4 as Ray Moore and Mike Lemish limited the Indians to seven hits. Dallas Eagles beat Tulsa 3 to 1 behind El Stablefield. San Antonio Missions edged Houston Bulls 6 to 5 behind Procopio Herreras. Shreveport Sports down Beaumont 3 to 2, George Brown homering in the seventh for the Sparts.
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San Antonio Missions
Houston Bulls
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Louisiana
George Brown
Sparts
Brakeman Dies After Fall From Moving Train
A Wichita Falls and Southern brakeman was killed when he fell between a fuel car and the train while atop the cars about six miles north of Ranger. Deval Nathan Hendrickson, 46, slipped and died on scene. Texas Retail Merchants Association elected Edward Schreiber of Galveston as president at its Fort Worth meeting.
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Galveston
Rickenbacker Predicts Gulf Coast Resort Area
BROWNSVILLE Eddie Rickenbacker former WWI ace and airline official toured the Gulf Coast with 24 executives on what he called a grass roots inspection of the International Airport. He predicted the region would become the nation’s most beau tiful resort area as he spoke of meeting the doughboys in the ranks. In Edinburg Hidalgo County tax attorney Truett Hubbard could record a new occupational hazard after a court house record book fell on his toes causing an absence from work yesterday.
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