Probers Assert Reds Still Alert in Latin America
A House subcommittee report warns communists remain active across Latin America despite Guatemala’s ouster. It cites Soviet plotting in Honduras, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Bolivia, Mexico, British colonies, and Martinique, urges more U. S. aid, and notes minimal prior funding to the region.
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Probers
Latin America
Washington
Guatemala
Kremlin
Central
South America
Caribbean
U. S
Honduras
Chile
House
Rep
Hillings
R-Calif
Red
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Bolivia
Mexico
British Honduras
British Guiana
Trinidad
Martinique
Western Hemisphere
Central America
Commuunists
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Ike to Address Group Formed to Ban Slums
President Eisenhower will speak at a luncheon on Monday to launch a privately funded group named the American Council to Improve Our Neighbors ACTION. The group plans to use research, information and education to work with federal and local agencies in urban renewal under the housing act, offering federal loans and grants to clear blighted areas and help homeowners repair and modernize properties.
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Washington
Eisenhower
American Council
Jimmy Stewart's Dad Plans to wed widow in Indiana
Alexander Stewart, father of actor Jimmy Stewart, said he will marry Canadian widow Mrs J J Stothart of St John New Brunswick Dec in Indiana at Mrs Robert Dingman's home. He has known her five to six years and expects Jimmy to attend the wedding. The elder Stewart is a widower and his family runs a hardware store since 1852.
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Indiana
Alexander Stewart
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
J. J. Stothart
St. John
New Brunswick
Canada
Robert Dingman
Hillside Home Director Famed As Pro Athlete and Hero
Thomas Dumitre named Hillside Home 250 nations institute superintendent at East Bridgeport. The former pro athlete and Ohio State basketball alum will oversee 150 staff, 240 patients, and 12 children at the Hillside complex and Margaret Ford Children’s Cottage. Dumitre, born in Greece, served as a Marine in World War II and previously worked as an electrician in local plants. He and his wife Virginia Balamaci move with their three children to the Hillside property.
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Thomas Dugite
Sits
Virginia
Ridge Avenue
Hillside Home and Hospital
East
Bridgeport
Dumitre
Bond Street
Margaret Ford
Roy Gregory
Oldroquis
White Eagles
Western
Jackson
Central High School
YMCA
Ohio State University
Hfe
Columbus
Ohio
Phi Mu Delta
Dumit
Mr. Dumitre
Virginia Balamaci
Christopher
Elizabeth
Robert
Sunday Post
Plummer
Thomas Dumitre
Two Editors Chosen for State Newspaper
Hugh A. Baird of 1207 North Avenue and Louis Vacca of Woodmont have been selected as news editors of the Connecticut Technical Council monthly newspaper to be published at the University of Bridgeport starting December 1. The Stratford News affiliate and an $810 annual grant support the venture, funding scholarships for four student staffers. Myra Seide of Cedarhurst, L I, is editorial assistant. makeup editor to be chosen. Willard Berggen and Howard Jacobson will advise locally.
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Hugh A. Baird
North Avenue
Louis Vacca
Woodmont
Connecticut Technical Council
University of Bridgeport
Baird
Stratford News
CTC
Myra Seide
Cedarhurst
L.I
Willard F Berggen
Engineering
Howard Boone Jacobson
U S Atomic Energy Group Plans Eight Day Australia Visit
A 13 member U S Joint Committee on Atomic Energy will arrive November 21 for an eight day tour of Australia. They will inspect uranium deposits at Radium Hill South Australia examine deposits at Rum Jungle in the north west and tour the Woomera rocket range in Central Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
U. S. Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Radium Hill
South Australia
Rum Jungle
Woomera Rocket Range
Secret voting for Congress began in 1875 nationwide
The text notes that secret ballots for members of Congress were not mandated by federal law until 1875, indicating a shift to private voting practices starting then across the United States.
Union Discloses Demands On Auto Firms
The CIO United Auto Workers unveiled 1935 contract demands at a two day bargaining conference in Detroit attended by 1100 delegates. Key goals include a guaranteed annual wage for long service, a 2. (sic) 13 cent hourly raise, one to two year contracts, company paid health security, expanded overtime pay, a 500 million dollar pension fund voice, and a preferred hiring plan for laid off workers.
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CIO
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
LAW
United States
Canada
Miliona
Pension Trust Fund
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW International
Wll
CAW
Cleveland
Southern governors sidestep bias issue in Florida meeting
The Southern Governors Conference adjourned without action on school segregation. Seven governors and a governor elect issued a joint statement opposing forced racial mixing in public schools, pledging to use constitutional methods to preserve state control of education. The piece notes the May 17 Supreme Court ruling and adds a historical aside about fountain pen patents.
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Southern Governors Conference
TF. &. Supreme Court
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Greece
Christopher Dumitre
Norman Street
Marines
Welfare Board
Philip Magill
John J. Gaila
City of
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Detroit
United Auto
Workera
Yeaterday
St. John’s Cemetery
Stratford
A. J. Swatt
St. John the Baptist Church
Joseph Simko
Nicholas Dolyak
Stephen Onofrey
Stephen Antonuk
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church
Walter Dobosz
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