Taft Hartley reform prospects in Congress dimming
Corry Evening Journal reports on current efforts to revise the Taft Hartley Act. Senate and House committees consider amendments with unions and employers pushing diverging provisions. President Eisenhower favors measured changes and a secret ballot option for strikes.
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Congress
Ives
R-Ny
Senate Labor Committee
Kennedy
D-Mass
House Committee On Education and Labor
Senate
House Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Federal District Courts
Eisenhower
Smith
NLRB
Labor
Mitchell
Sen. Ives
Street documentary shows Skid Row youth finding faith
Authentic scenes from Chicago's Skid Row appear in The Street a new color documentary film shown Thursday evening at 1 45 at First Baptist Church. The film based on Pacific Garden Mission case histories follows a youthful alcoholic who turns to God. James Hughes stars as the lead. The public is invited to attend.
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Chicago
First Baptist Church
Tls
Pacific Garden Mission
James Hughes
Deny Pollution Is Killing Fish Near Erie
An Erie fisherman challenges Ohio Wildlife officials who allege a mass die off of alewives in Lake Erie near the city. William Smiley of Smiley Fish Co says natural causes kill the alewifes, which he notes are misidentified gizzard shad of mooneyes. He disputes claims the die-off is confined to Erie and notes alewives’ two year lifespan.
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ERIE
Ohio Wildlife
Lake Erie
William Smiley
Smiley Fish Co
Smiley
Thomas Gallagher
Ohio Wildlife Division
Ohio
Gallagher
Pennsylvania
Revenue Ordnance Works Transfer To Army Halted Public Reopening
The Geneva Pennsylvania Revenue Ordnance Works will move from GSA to the Army but will not reopen. The plant has been mothballed for years and the move is a bookkeeping shift to place potential defense facilities under agencies with direct reactivation responsibility.
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Washington
Revenue Ordnance Works
Geneva
General Services Administration
Army
GSA
City to launch extensive graveling program with Civil Works aid
Twenty years ago the city begins a street graveling project employing fifty men, forty laborers, with a 50 cent wage scale, in cooperation with the Civil Works Administration. Emmett Price suffers arm injury in a blacksmith shop accident. Corry resident Mary Lynch dies after a long illness. Junior Class play “Girl Shy” set for performance at the Senior High Auditorium.
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Civil Works Administration
Emmett Price
North Center Street
Kinley Birthday Party Hosts Highlight Class Play
From reports the offer Imng will join past successes as a stage production by the class. Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley entertained at a birthday party last evening as part of community happenings.
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J. Fred Kinley
Evening Birthday Honors for Mulheirn Mason and Kinley
An evening gathering at Kinley on East Main celebrated Misses Jane Mulheirn and Olive Mason and Mr Kinley. Tables were set for bridge and the event concluded with a buffet lunch.
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Jane Mulheirn
Oliver Mason
Mr. Kinley
Bridge
Kinley East Main Street
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Tbs
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McCormick’ Farmall
L&x
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First Avenue
Meadville
Mary Lynch
Grand Street
Philco
Corry, Pa
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N. Center St
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