Hydrogen Bomb Dilemma Faces Nation Over Money and Life
Washington column argues the United States cannot sustain high living standards while pursuing a hydrogen bomb. President Truman appears ready to proceed, despite fears of immense cost and risk, echoed by experts and officials about national defense needs and impeachment stakes.
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End of School Segregation in East St. Louis
East St. Louis Illinois reports the abolition of segregation in public schools starting the new semester. Over 160 Negro students enrolled in six previously white reserved schools, while two white children moved to an all Negro school. A brief walkout by high school students followed a prior NAACP demonstration, with attendance dipping about 25 percent today. Acting Police Chief George.
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Unrest at Alta Sita School Quieted by Precautions
Dowling notes extra police activity as routing precaution. Attendance lag at Alta Sita. Negro students guided by white escorts to new classes, with mothers watching. A 16 year old Negro sophomore Gus Goss, six seven, welcomed by basketball coach Louis Dehner.
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Notice of Executor Appointment and Estate Claims
Notice states that J.G Minnich and Minnich Attorneys act as executors of the estate of Cullough late of Linn County Iowa. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims must present them to the Clerk of Linn County District Court for authentication.
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Denham Talk Provokes AFL Response In Washington
AFL leaders accuse Robert N. Denham, NLRB general counsel, of seeking to apply anti trust laws to large unions. Denham, addressing the American Trucking Association, cited the Teamsters as having potential power to paralyze the nation with coordinated trucking strikes. Teamsters president Tobin calls the charges unfounded.
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AFL council damns Denham as unfit for labor post
Green and Tobin, AFL leaders, assert Teamsters lack combined strike power and deny ongoing actions. The council authorizes Albert Woll Jr. to draft a reply to Denham, accusing him of anti labor bias after his New York speech. Denham is labeled antagonistic to organized labor and pro employer.
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Suit Settled In Breach Of Promise Case Against Circus Bandleader
Tina Faye Spain, who accused Merle Evans of breach of promise, settled a $10,000 suit out of court. She claimed Evans, then with Ringling Brothers in Sarasota, led her to believe they would marry, though he already had a wife.
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Suitcase of Letters Sparks Demanding Payment
A woman vows to return a suitcase of love letters to Evans only if he pays $22.50 she spent converting the golden horn into a lampshade. The exchange centers on restitution for her handiwork.
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Brewer Al Bowman Calls Beer Profession a Joy
Boston based brewmaster Al Bowman reports 13 years as a professional sampler and an estimated 62 000 glasses consumed. He says I love the business.
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