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Smathers Proposes United Labor Court to Resolve Disputes
Senator George Smathers proposes a new U S Court of Labor Management Relations to settle nationwide labor disputes. The five member court would have national industry jurisdiction and act only when bargaining reaches impasse, with presidentials nominations and Senate confirmations.
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George Smathers
Florida
United States
Smathers
U.S. Court of Labor - Mangement
Supreme Court
US Senate
California Crash Kills Area Woman
A California crash near Jamestown, North Carolina, killed Mrs Jane Edson and injured four members of her family. Also killed was Roger C Nelson of Bakersfield, California. Edson's husband Arthur, a sailor, and three children were taken to Mojave hospital.
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Jamestown
N. C
Jane Edson
Roger C Nelson
Bakers~ Tield
Calif
Edson
Arthur
Mojave Hospital
Hollywood Highlights: Wald Plans Peyton Place Sequel
Producer Jerry Wald eyes a Peyton Place sequel with a new cast including Lana Turner and Diane Warren while exploring Joan Crawford as the Turner role. The column also reviews On the Beach and Suddenly Last Summer, noting their serious tone and Williams themes, plus Never So Few with Sinatra and Lollobrigida, and hints at wartime jungle plots and U.S.-China relations.
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Hollywood
Jerry Wald
Peytom
Peyton Place
Wald
Diane Warst
Lana Turney
Ward
Joan
Crawford
Turner
Avgiance
Tennessee Williams
Frank Sinatra
Burma Jungles
Gina
Hal Boyle recalls the 1950s through daily life changes
Hal Boyle reflects on how the 1950s felt to everyday people. He notes shifts from penny to nickel purchases, rising car sizes, backyard cooking, frozen foods, two-car garages, softer parenting, college access, and televised Westerns. The piece contrasts grand world events with intimate, ordinary life.
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Parenta
Slim
Hecktie
Five Europe bases urged to be abandoned by U S allies
Moroccans press the United States to pull back five European defense bases from their land. They note the annual 40 to 45 million dollar contribution to Morocco's economy and the 6,000 Moroccan plus 3,000 American family jobs tied to the installations. President Eisenhower predicted the sites would be abandoned by 1963.
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Europe
U. S
Morocco
Eisenhower
Central Press
Wife Who Shot Mate Sentenced in Warren County
Mrs. Catharine Flasher, 40, of Sugar Grove Township, received a suspended sentence to the Muncy Home for Women after pleading guilty to aggravated assault for shooting her husband Warren Flasher, 38, on October 17 during a kitchen argument. He was wounded in the arm and back. he urged leniency and housing protection. The judge warned that marriage requires new compromises without violence, as the couple testified the gun was kept loaded for protection and the couple lived in an isolated area with night work in Jamestown.
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Warren
Catharine Flasher
Sugar Grove Township
Muncy
Warren County
Criminal Cour
Warren Flasher
Flasher
Jamestown General Hospital
Benor C Jordan
Alexander C. Flick
Jamestown
Former Warren Solon Gives Land For Park
A borough council member and his wife will donate 21000 to purchase two properties for a public playground or park. The council adopted an ordinance accepting the gift from Mr and Mrs Joseph H De Frees of Allegheny Valve Co, a longtime parks and playground advocate. Borough Manager George Geracimos said removal of existing buildings will follow legal steps.
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Joseph H. DeFrees
DeFrees
Allegheny Valve Co
Ond Council
George Geracimos
Burglary Suspect Held Without Bail In Erie Hospital
A 47 year old man Martin Luther Pee was nabbed after stealing a mink wrap from a fur store window. He collapsed at police headquarters during fingerprinting and was taken to Hamet Hospital. Pee admitted smashing the window to take the $541 item and was arrested as he walked on a street. He had just been released from Attica State Prison after five years for kidnapping. Alderman Samuel Rossiter holds him without bail.
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Pee
Attica
N.Y
Samuel Rossiter
Murder Mystery Over Identified Girl With Red Rose
Los Angeles police identified the murder victim as 23 year old Jerry urns a B girl employed by California bars to attract customers. The case deepens the mystery of her last moments as investigators work to piece together events surrounding the crime. Fire Chief Andrew Paulson warned residents to inspect stoves and furnaces after a spate of chimney fires. The Jerry Golden Rule Club plans its next meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church on January 8 shifting from the first Monday due to New Year’s Day holiday.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Urns
California
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Theft of Salvation Army Bobsleds Stuns City
A sneaking theft yesterday took the Salvation Army bobsleds used for collecting food for Christmas baskets from near the livery on West Washington street. In other news, December 29, 1919 marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Philip Dentz celebrated quietly at their Route 7 home. Over 200 invitations were issued for the sixth annual NIT club ball on New Year's Eve.
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Salvation Army
West Washington Street
Philip Dentz
Route 7
Christmas Guests and Family Gatherings in Bear Lake
Bear Lake notes Christmas social activity with multiple family visits across Clymer and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Marvin Perkins and daughters dined with Delbert King family. J C Mainwaring’s family visited Gordon White. Mrs Mary Barry injured ankle and knee at home. Eddy home hosted Christmas day. Gerald Carter family visited Clarence Carter family. Lucile Price joined Marion Wiggers. Union City resident Mrs Ryan visited Rev and Mrs B Smith. Richard Price family from Jasper, N M visited Lucile Price. Wilton Wevers joined Lester Wevers for Christmas dinner with their families.
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Gerald Carter
Clarence Carter
Lucile Price
Marion Wiggers
Clymer
Ryan
Union City
B. Smith
Richard Price
Jasper
Lucile, Price
Wilton Wevers
Lester Wevers
Panama
Car Drove to Service Station. Man Killed by Fan Blade
Evaristo Quintana, 30, drove to a service station on Monday claiming engine trouble. While lifting the hood, a radiator fan blade detached and struck him on the forehead. He died two hours later.
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Denver
Evaristo Quintana
Quintana
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