Supreme Court Rules State Can Ban Mass Picketing
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 1 decision, holds Wisconsin may ban mass picketing and violent union conduct during the Kohler Co. strike. Justice Reed delivers the majority opinion joined by Justices Frankfurt, Burton, Clark, Minton, and Harlan. Justice Douglas dissents with Chief Justice Warren and Justice Black. The ruling upholds state power to curb violence and coercion in labor disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Reed
Frankfurter
Burton
Clark
Minton
Harlan
Douglas
Warren
Black
United Automobile Workers
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Congress
Wisconsin
Light Showers Forecast For Iowa Primary Day
Light thundershowers pose the only weather threat to Iowa's primary election, but early voters should stay dry. Forecasters expect highs near 85 with showers possible by evening and cooler 60s later. Moisture totals around .10 to .25 inch likely statewide with Nebraska rain moving in later in the week.
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Lincoln
Neb
Iowa
Lone Rock
Kossuth County
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Council Bluffs
Grace Expecting Baby in January
New York gossip column reports Grace Kelly, wed to Prince Rainier of Monaco, is expecting a baby in January. Earl Wilson cites a Monaco royal palace source stating the news as fact, not a rumor.
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New York
Grace Kelly
Ponce Rainier
Monaco
Tate
Earl Wilson
Freeman Dodson Sentenced for Tax Evasion in NY
Mrs. Hattie Freeman Dodson, secretary to Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, was sentenced in New York to seven months in prison and fined $9,000 for income tax evasion.
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New York
Hattie Freeman ‘Dodson
Adam Clayton Powell
Lincoln banker named to third term as L WVU Board chair
George A. Knight of Lincoln was named Monday to his third consecutive term as chairman of the Nebraska Western University Board of Trustees.
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Lincoln
George A. Knight
Lincoln Banker
Nebraska Westeyan University Board of Trustees
Newlywed Escape Amid Nine Car Pursuit on Iowa Highway
In Des Moines two highway patrolmen helped Mr and Mrs Harlan McClanahan of Mitchellville escape from nine pursuing cars after the newlyweds drove a just married car with tin cans along Highway 28 between Colfax and Mitchellville. The patrolmen stopped the nine cars and issued warning tickets. Mrs Rhonda Stevens McClanahan, former Colfax resident, was identified as the bride.
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Des Moines
Max Schmeling
Gordon Dodds
Colfax
Mitchellville
Schmeling
Harlan McClannahan
McClannahan
Rhonda Stevens
Baltimore Bills Tie to Brinks Robbery Probe
Baltimore police questioned Jordan Perry Jr., 31, after counterfeit bills linked to the 1950 Brink's robbery were found. He was arrested Sunday, with $1,032.57 in cash and another $3,770 recovered. Serial-number checks tied $4,635 to the Brinks heist.
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Baltimore
Boston
Jordan Perry Jr
U Nu to resign as Burma premier
Informants say Burma premier U Nu will announce resignation on Tuesday. Ba Swe, defense minister and AFPFL vice president, is named as his likely successor to reorganize the AFPFL. U Nu cites failure of neutral foreign policy and discomfort with Soviet and Red Chinese embassy activities in Rangoon.
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Angoon
Burma
U Nu
Ba Swe
Peoples Freedom League
AFPFL
Ran- Zon
Missing Audubon Park baby whooping crane
One of two rare baby whooping cranes hatched at Audubon Park zoo last week disappeared over the weekend. Officials fear a hawk or owl entered the cage and took the crane from egg No 2 hatched Friday, reducing the world crane population to 31.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park Zoo
Zoo
Reinsch Named Manager of 1956 Democratic Convention
CHICAGO AP P J Leonard Reinsch a 47 year old Atlanta radio television executive was named manager of the 1956 Democratic national convention opening in Chicago Aug 13 Chairman Paul Butler of the Democratic National Committee appointed Reinsch assistant chairman in charge of the convention to succeed William Neale Roach who resigned May 18.
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Chicago
J. Leonard Reinsch
Atlanta Radiotelevision
Paul Butler
Democratic National Committee
Reinsch
William Neale Roach
Generally Light Voting In State Primary
Des Moines reports show early Iowa primary voting was only slightly heavier than 1954 levels. Cities noted a small Democratic uptick but no major shift toward Democrats. Fort Dodge and Burlington varied with fair to light turnout while Des Moines Davenport remained very light though totals may near 1954.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Ottumwa
Burlington
Davenport
Benson Prefers Rain to A Disaster Declaration
Secretary of Agriculture Benson warned drought stricken areas in Iowa and Nebraska could be declared disaster areas if rainfall remains scarce. He spoke in Chicago before a Wisconsin tour and noted moisture shortages during a farm visit to southwestern Iowa and southeastern Nebraska.
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Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Benson
Wisconsin
Seek Canadian For Mass Slaying Of 7
Police sought Alberta legislator John E. Clark in connection with a mass slaying at his hilltop farmhouse in Erskine Alberta. Bodies of his wife age 41 and four children ages 8 to 4, plus two men, were found. a visitor Bill Olah died after being wounded. A .22 caliber rifle was used.
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Erskine
Alta
Alberta
John E. Clark
Clark
Jenena
Ross
Ann
Linda
Fifty drownings in Nebraska last year reported
State Health Director E A Rogers reports that drowning deaths reached fifty in Nebraska during the past year. Only two of the fatalities occurred in regular artificial swimming pools, highlighting other wet dangers.
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Lincoln
E. A. Rogers
Pickets Posted At Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Plants
Pickets from Local 493 of the Ironworkers Union posted at two Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co. plants in Des Moines, the first strike since 1917. The union seeks representation for employees at a Clive plant and another inside Des Moines. The company has asked the NLRB to permit separate bargaining for the two locations.
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Des Moines
Ironworkers _Union
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co
Clive
Lloyd E. Anderson
Pittsburgh-Des Moines
Local 493
Anderson
Naional Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Art Rooney
Production Workers Return to Job at John Deere Des Moines
Two hundred seventy day strike ended as 780 members of Local 450 UAW at the John Deere Des Moines Works returned to duty after ratifying an incentive pay dispute settlement. Plant manager A. B. Lundahl said normal operations resumed immediately.
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DES Moines 2P
John Deere
Des Moines
United Auto Workers
A. B. Lundahl
Morrell Plant Resumes Operations On Limited Scale
Ottumwa reports Morrell and Co. packing plant partially reopens after a labor dispute that shut the facility since May 25. About 3,600 workers affected. first shift returns in cattle and lamb kill areas. Hog buying begins, hog kill operations set for Tuesday as full employment anticipated later. Company president W. W. McCallum called slow down an organized contract violation.
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Ottumwa
Big Morrell & Co
Morrell
W. W. McCallum
Eisenhower urges labor and government to serve people
President Eisenhower told about 1,000 spectators at the dedication of the AFL-CIO National Headquarters that organized labor and government share responsibility to serve the people, not dominate them. He noted the new building stands across Lafayette Park from the White House.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
Lafayette Park
White House
Ames Band Masters Elect Hovick Leader
Karl Hovick of Ames and Iowa State Teachers College band director was elected president of the Iowa Band Masters Association on Sunday.
CAP Appeal Seeks Funds for Council Bluffs Civil Air Patrol Center
The Civil Air Patrol in Council Bluffs needs $1,600 to finish a center at the Municipal Airport. Total raised so far is $48. CAP nationwide has over 92,000 volunteers, including 52,000 youths and 40,000 adults, performing search and rescue and urgent blood deliveries, with no pay. Send contributions to CAP Fund in care of The Nonpareil.
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Council Bluffs
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Civil Air Patrol Fund
Iowa
Primary voting rises in Council Bluffs total at noon
Early turnout in Pottawattamie County shows 911 votes by noon across 19 polling places in Council Bluffs, 111 more than the 1954 primary. Rural areas report light voting while the city’s heaviest noon tally came from the First precinct.
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Pottawattarmie
Council Bluffs
Election Returns Reported For Council Bluffs Wards
The Nonpareil plans Monday night coverage of election returns with first results around 9 p.m. Absentee voters numbered 183. Precinct tallies show Ward totals: First Ward 261, Second Ward 123, Third Ward 134, Fourth Ward 132, Fifth Ward 132, Sixth Ward 112.
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Fifth Ward
Sixth Ward
Unclear Radio Prank Puzzles Leominster Police
In Leominster Massachusetts Sgt Francis Gillis responded on the station radio to an unfamiliar voice during a rainstorm claiming to be Car 2 in Stokes County North Carina The caller questioned the officer and identified a distant origin before further details appeared uncertain.
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Leominster
Mass
Francis Gillis
Gillis
Stokes County
North
Caina
Khrushchev alleges Stalin planned purge of top associates
Khrushchev in a February speech released by the State Department accuses Stalin of planning to finish off old Politburo members Molotov and Mikoyan. He describes Stalin as sickly suspicious and narrates alleged plots, warnings ignored, and brutal repression that weakened Soviet readiness before World War II.
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Joan M. Hightower
Washington
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Khrushchev
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Russia
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Voroshilov
State Department
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Mikoyan
Politburo
Soviet Union
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Nikoli A. Bulganin
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Eikhe
Postyshev
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Germany
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Britain
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NKVD
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Lenin
Korushchev
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Twiushchey
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Hrushchey
Bulgaria
Marshal Tito
Musemy
Staln
Tito
Wiley Charges McCarthy Over Wisconsin GOP Coup Endorsement
Senator Wiley charged Senator McCarthy with aiding a Wisconsin GOP convention coup that endorsed Rep. Glenn Davis as Wiley’s Senate rival. The clash featured claims of a $150,000 campaign bankroll and accusations of kingmakers manipulating the party, with McCarthy denying the charges as Wiley pressed his speech.
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Washington
Wiley
Wis
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Glenn Davis
Senate
Davis
Republican Party
Ne Fous
Neuberger
D-Orel
Rose Bush Ramble Reported Stolen in Lexington
Mrs T C Ecton told Lexington police someone piled up a rose rambler in full bloom and carried it away from a location in the city. The incident was reported to authorities seeking investigation into the theft.
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Lexington
T. C. Ecton
Todays Chuckle Encourages Saving Over Fun
A humorous note urges steady savings by resisting small temptations to enjoy now so that in about 25 years a substantial fund will allow occasional leisure. It frames restraint as the path to future financial freedom.
Tito Says Yugoslavia Ready To Be Friends As Equals
President Tito told Kremlin leaders in a state luncheon that Yugoslavia is ready to be friends with the Soviet Union as equals. He spoke at the Kremlin as Kle mente Voroshilov praised the Yugoslav leader once denounced by Russians as a heretic to communism.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Klemente Voroshilov
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