Steel Injunction Stayed Indefinitely in Steel Strike
A three judge panel in the Third Circuit ordered an indefinite stay of Taft Hartley injunctions in the Steel strike. The stay will continue while meris arguments are heard as the government signals readiness to pursue constitutional issues based on briefs in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
John Biggs
Third Circuit Court of Appeal
Austin L. Staley
United Steelworkers Union
Eisenhower Opposes Taft Hartley Law Use In Steel Strike
President Eisenhower said self discipline should govern labor disputes rather than Taft Hartley. He does not seek new legislation now on the law’s fate. Labor Sec. Mitchell urged a fixed role for presidential fact finding to break the deadlock while the injunction on the steel strike was pursued with reluctance. Court actions continue as unions and management prepare for possible Supreme Court review amid ongoing wage policy discussions in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
UPI
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
America
United States
Goldberg
David J. McDonald
Biggs
Herbert Goodrich
William Hastie
Congress of the United States
Congress of the United Stat
Staley
Circuit Court
Rike
Marshal
Derothe
Harold 3B
Joseph P. Fahey
Boston
Merct
Berkshire Housatonic Trust Co Formed After Stockholder Vote
Berkshire Trust Co of Pittsfield and Housatonic National Bank of Stockbridge win final approval to merge under a stock merger plan. The Berkshire Housatonic Trust Co will operate after Friday November 13. Frank A. Strom to head the new bank with Henry W. Dwight as chairman. State and federal authorities authorized the consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Trust Co
Pittsfield
Housatonic National Bank of
Stockbridge
Berkshire Housatonic Trust Co
Busintes
Frank A. Strom
Berkshire Trust
Stockbridge Bank
U.S
Henry W. Dwight
Housatonic
Insurance Lobby Spent Most in 59 At State House
Insurance groups led lobbying expenditures in the last legislative session with about 33,000 spent. Banking interests totaled about half that, real estate around 16,000, and railroad unions about 9,000. The report lists several individuals and bankers connected to Berkshire Trust and Housatonic, noting Berkshire Trust’s county-standing and founding dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Hle
Joseph LD. Ward
Dwight
John M
Deely Jr
Jenee KR. Shields
A. Joh Tubler
Tepresent Stockbridge Board
Edward der England Jr
James C. Hart
Robert
Hibbard
Joseph T. Keley
Donald B. Miler
Frederick M. Myers
Thomas C. Nelson
W . A. Whittlesey Jr
Henry W. Wilams Jr
Mr. Strom
The
Berkshire Trust
Housatonic
Agricultural National Bank of
Pittsfield
Paul Revere Home Damaged by Fire in Boston
Fire damaged the Paul Revere home in Boston early today, confined to the kitchen. Woodwork furniture and silverware hanging from walls were damaged. officials could not estimate total losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Paul Revere
Edward Gaughan
Ouse
Pittsfield National
Pittsfield Third
De Gaulle Plans Fall Parley With Khrushchev In Paris
Paris sources report France urged Allies that Khrushchev has accepted a summit invitation and a De Gaulle visit to Moscow could occur within weeks. Officials say East West talks favored in principle but not before next spring, with Vinogradov coordinating and Debre meeting aides amid mounting speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Krushchev
Somiet
Hower
Slacmilan
de Gaulle
Concepion
Rrch
Khrushchev
Reer A. Vinoactov
Enoust
Gass Ieee Ness
Ann Wiest
Vinogrine Taday
Michel J Debre
Kremlin
Moscow
Maurice Dejisan
Im Parish
West Germany Wins Approval to Build Guided Missiles
West Germany won permission to manufacture guided missiles for air defense after a unanimous decision by the Western European Union and NATO recommendations. The plan allows limited local production of the British Hawk rocket and keeps bans on nuclear, chemical, bacteriological arms, and large naval weapons. Germany’s industry already includes jet engines and plans to produce the Lockheed F104 Starfighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
West Germany
European Union
Wh Council
North Atlantis Treaty Organization
Lauris Norstad
Mem
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgiums
Luxembourg
Germany
Italy
Defense Ministry
History TV Ties Trafalgar Clash to Film Reel
London reports telephoned contact with Lidith and filming of the Battle of Trafalgar sparked questions about archival access. Broadcast Corp. details unclear due to garbled text but mentions rights and footage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Aph
Trafalgar
Hn Broadcasting Corp
Soviet hydyfoil liner tested at 42 mph in Gorky
Tass reports a new Soviet airfoil ship designed to vary one hour was tested with passengers near Gorky reaching speeds up to 42 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Gorky
Tass
Eisenhower reshuffle aimed at speeding space program
Administration aims quick Congress approval for a new reshuffle to move von Braun team from the Army to the civilian space agency. Senate and House committees plan thorough review, with the reorganization due 60 days after official notification unless blocked. President seeks more funding for next year while stressing space aims amid Cold War competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apt
Congress
Eisenhower
Wernher von Braun
Senate
House
Chet Holifield
de Calif
Stuart’ Symington
D - Mo
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ten
Senate Space
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russia
Saturn program to pass to NASA from Army in space plan
Washington reports Medaris and von Braun say Eisenhower approves NASA takeover of the Saturn rocket program from Huntsville. The move aims to advance a coordinated space effort, with NASA to continue development of a giant booster and lunar capability, while Army retains some rocket work at Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Huntsvalle
Ala
Eisenhower
Space Agency
John 8 Medaris
Great Development Organization
Novor
Wernher von Braun
Huntsville
NASA
National Aeronauters and Space Administration
INASA
Pentagon
Hads
Aiiitary
Hunteville
Strike Weapon Available As Union Meets With BSA
Officials of Street Railway Employes Union Laval 498 with authority to strike met Berkshire Street Railway Co after noon to discuss contract issues. Disputes include seniority based driver assignments and overtime pay, plus mechanics serving as drivers during emergencies. The union warned of possible strike action while Berkshire seeks a new contract and arbitration terms after December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raihway
Laval 498
Berkshire Street Pailway Co
Rt Ty
Ung
Prisia
Ohn E. Marshall
Oeal
Harry Michags
North Adams
Piece
Sue Gay Harris
Robert Keach
Pit
Russell E Grenier
Harris
Deprenier
Berkshire Street Railway Co
Marshall
Jupiter Fired CAPE GANAVERBAL military missile success
The Army announced the Jupiter ballistic missile tests late Wednesday night. The tactical model, soon to be deployed in NATO defenses, demonstrated potential to carry a nuclear warhead deep into enemy territory, marking a step in the United States space and weapons race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ganaverbal
Fis
Ufi
United States
NATO European Defense
Cufford Jury Told Details Of Family Slaying
Springfield jurors heard prosecutors outline the murder plan as Robert Cufford Jr. 18 faces first degree charges for killing his parents and younger brother. Atty. Ryan described the alleged gunfire against his mother during a nap, the shooting of his father and brother, and financial motive citing wages, severance pay, and theft from his mother’s docketbook to fund a flight. Clifford surrendered in Chicago and was brought back for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Robert G. Chifford Jr
Matthew Ryan
Hampden County
Cliffard Emntie
Hampden
Ronald
Opanir
Elds
Ryan
Young Ch
Mane
Clifford
Chicago
Hare
Salvatore Quasimodo Wins 1959 Nobel Prize in Literature
UPI reports Salvatore Quasimodo, a left leaning Italian poet, received the 1959 Nobel Prize in Literature. He faced Italian Catholic backlash for his God’s work remark in The New Moon and was briefly a Communist Party member. He praised Sputniks and was awarded the prize for five poetry volumes including And Suddenly This Is Evening and The Matchless Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Salvatore Quasimodo
Qasimodo
Italy
Quasimodo
Russia
Boris Pasternak
Pasternak
Swedish Academy of Literature
Quasimode
Communist Party
Moscow
Avid
America
Eisenhower Eyes East West Summit To Unite Western Front
President Eisenhower said he wants a pre summit Western unity to coordinate positions before any East West meeting with Khrushchev. He noted readiness for a summit with Khrushchev as early as December and stressed a united front, with Paris talks aligning Britain and France though France may delay until spring. White House secretary Hagerty confirmed Eisenhower would attend a Western summit and could meet Khrushchev at any time, signaling openness to a Four Power summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Paris
Britain
France
Kheushchev
Serceal Vinogradov
Maurice Couve de Mar Wile
Soviet Union
Enhower
Tme
de Gaulie
Harald Macmillan
Konrad Adenauer
Eisener
Richmond
Augusta National Golf Club
Tera
Ing A Mee
Hagerty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steel
U.S. District Court
Biges
Arthur J. Gaidberg
United Steelworkers
Mitchell
QuistHe
Wiliam P. Roy
Federal Communications Commission
Palm Springs
Calif
Medaris
John B. Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Austin Staley
Stiri
Gle
Supreme Court
Ensenhower
Deppalia
Mr. K. de Gaulle
Tor
Nikita Khrushchev
Wes Premmier
Charles de Gaulle
Medaris, von Braun
Avon Pleasure
Saturn
BSA
Cufford
Nobel
Salvatora Quasimodo
Allied Unity
Wylie
Eagle
Advertiser
Alex Wylie
Lenox
Ietus
Musical Merchandise
Gend
Remnanabble
Tel
Mr. Wylie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!