Senate Searchlight Shakes Scranton Citizens
The city of Scranton Pennsylvania with 124000 residents faced a tense moment as a Senate inquiry probes reports of strong arm tactics in local labor activities. Officials note Scranton’s rough union history but emphasize a wish to solve problems without violence while recounting past strikes and a 1955 transit tie up.
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Scranton
Senate
Washington
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna Industrial Fund Enterprise Life
Life General Fund
Representive
Change Of Venue Is Argued In Sheriff Murder Case
Marion N C attorneys debated moving the murder trial of McDowell County Sheriff Ashby Robinson to a neighboring county. Robinson pleads innocent to first degree murder of Cohen Sprinkle 43 last Jan 28. Judge Mon day delayed ruling for defense affidavits. Sprinkle had been a grand jury witness in 1952 and disappeared before being shot on a Marion street.
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Marion
N.C
McDowell County
Ashby Robinson Robinson
Cohen Sprinkle
C. R. Ridings
Clarkson
Sprinkle
Old Fort
Rural development push outlined by Morse in Clemson talks
True D. Morse announced a regional series to promote the Agriculture Department's new rural development program. A pilot meeting will be held in Lexington, Kentucky, May 13 to 16, with Clemson College president Dr. R. F. Poole and other officials among the speakers as Southern extension directors gather in Clemson for a four day session.
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S.C
Agriculture Department
D. Morse
Lexington
D. S. Weaver
N.C. State College
C. A. Vines
Arkansas Extension Service
E. C. Elting
USDA
Washington
Father's Sentence Suspended in Child Chaining Case
In Clinton North Carolina Judge Paul Crumpler suspended a 12 month prison term for Jesse Marlow 52 of Sampson County who chained his 9 year old son to a bedpost and then to a steering post. The court fined him 100 dollars and heard testimony that Marlow chained the boy to prevent his wife from taking the child amid marital difficulties.
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Clinton
N.C
Paul Manly Crumpler
Jesse Marlow
Sampson County
Crumpler
Marlow
Right-To-Work Hearing Set In Southern Railway Case
Judge Susie Sharp set April 29 for a hearing on a restraining order in a right to work dispute. Five Southern Railway employees sue the railroad and 15 unions seeking to stop compulsory union membership while the case proceeds.
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Charlotte
Susie, Sharp
Southern Railroad
Southern Railway
L. J. Byrum
John W. Jordan
H. L. Nussman
J. B. Nussman Sr
R. P. Powell
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