Lead Slug From Lincoln Assassination To Be Shown
The pellet of lead that killed Abraham Lincoln will be displayed at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. The derringer-used slug was fired by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre on April 14, 1865, and will join other artifacts tied to the assassination in a public exhibit.
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NLRB to Hear Milk Dispute at Clarksburg Plant
The National Labor Relations Board will hear a jurisdictional clash between United Mine Workers District 50 and another labor group at Carnation Company’s Clarksburg West Virginia milk plant on July 16. The case follows an May strike and alleges coercive bargaining pressure and prohibited acts during labor action.
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Backlog of Coal Assures Port of Full Supply
Norfolk based report notes coal backlog and stockpiles at Hampton Roads piers keep shipments normal. Three railroads hauling coal report one million tons on hand with more incoming from mines, despite July 18 holiday by coal miners.
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Sixth Wife Divorces Actor Fowley in Uncontested Case
In Los Angeles on June 22, Mary Ann Fowles, 25, testified that her sixth husband, actor Douglas Fowley, 35, was not congenial and jealous, locking himself away and limiting contact with her family. Her attorney said she waived alimony and a property settlement out of court. Fowley’s prior marriages are listed as Marty Linter, Reid, Joy Prawley, Shelly Payne Fowley, and Vivian Chambers Fowley.
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Snow Suits Stolen In Heat Wave Robbery
In Chicago during a 90 plus degree day a thief shattered a salesman Alvin Berkson’s car window and stole 95 snow suits along with 10 raincoats from the auto. The incident occurred June 22 and the report notes the unusual theft of warm-weather stock in hot weather.
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State Jobs Chief To Talk in Canada
Cabell 5. Davis of Charleston will speak at the 43rd annual convention of the International Association of Personnel in Employment Security opening Monday in Toronto Ontario. Davis, director of the West Virginia Department of Employment Security and president of the Interstate Conference of Employment Security Agencies, led the unemployment compensation division from 1938 to 1944 and earlier worked as a U S Treasury auditor. He attended West Virginia University and Babson Institute.
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Plant to Cost $28.4 Million in Puerto Rico
Union Carbide and Carhon Cory will build a ethylene glycol plant in Puerto Rico at about 28.4 million dollars. President Morse G. Dial announced the project, saying the plant at Ponce on Puerto Rico's southern coast should be finished by July 1958 and will hire several hundred workers initially.
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Indo-Soviet Amity Cleared After Soviet Congress SHift
London report says India's ambassador to the USSR states Indo Soviet friendship is now possible with ideological distortions removed. Menon cites 20th Congress decisions permitting varied socialism paths and parliamentary institutions, while India says it does not seek military alliance.
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Shutdown Eyed At Wheeling Steel
Wheeling Steel announces an orderly shutdown of its mills next week if no strike agreement is reached by June 30. The company remains hopeful talks with United Steelworkers of America will produce a satisfactory settlement, while USW District 23 accuses Wheeling Steel of misleading wage offer statements. About 15,000 production workers are employed in plants from Steubenville, Ohio to Benwood.
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Kefauver Won't Make Eisenhower Health Issue in Campaign
Washington report states Estes Kefauver's campaign manager said in May the senator does not intend to make President Eisenhower's health a major issue in the election. Donohue cited Kefauver's belief that the President's fitness should be decided by the President and the people once all facts are known.
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Jiggs) Donohue
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