No Thanks Says Murray To Merger Proposal
CIO President Murray rejected an organic merger with the AFL, arguing leaders seek unity that would subordinate industrial unions to craft unions. He urged continued separate organizing and warned against outside influence, citing 31 national unions and four affiliates with over five million members.
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Bult Murray
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Stich
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Democratic Labor Movement
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Special Meeting of Southern Packaging Stockholders in High Point
A special meeting of Southern Packaging Corporation stockholders will be held at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point North Carolina on November 29 at 11 A M. to approve or disapprove a plan dated November 1 1951 exchanging one share of Benjamin C Benner Company stock for each twenty four shares of Southern Packaging Corporation.
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Southern Packaging Corporation
Southern
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
North Carolina
Benjamin C. Benner Company
Air Force Unveils Safe Electronic Sabre Trainer
The Air Force reveals a new electronic trainer for F 86D Sabrejet pilots called Sabre Fluetronic. It lets a pilot learn aircraft characteristics without risk in a hangar under Air Materiel Command.
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Air Force
Dayton
Tooay
Air Materiel Command
Sabre Fluetronic
Rhode Island Praised After First Civil Defense Drill
Federal Civil Defense Administrator Millard F. Caldwell praised Rhode Island for a grand job in the nation's first seven hour civil defense drill against an atomic blast. About twenty thousand women and children took part, showing the public ahead of Washington in understanding the news.
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Millard F. Caldwell
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Washington
Congress
Old but Good Jonestown Cotton Picker
Jim Brooks, a cotton picker in Jonestown Mississippi, can still harvest about 200 pounds of cotton per day, a solid average for a young man.
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Jonestown, Miss
Jim’ Brooks
BC Headache Tablets and Powders Offer Fast Relief
An advertising notice promotes BC headache tablets and powders as fast acting relief for headaches neuralgia and minor pains. It markets tablet and powder forms with 10c 25c pricing and family size bottles, urging savings on larger purchases.
War Hero Raymond Harvey Recounts Blood Debt and Medal Honor
Captain Raymond Harvey, 31, a three-time war wound veteran, recalls how 12 pints of blood saved him after Korea and World War II exploits. He earned the Medal of Honor and two campaign stars, stayed with his unit through heavy action, and now works with the Defense blood collection program while donating regularly to repay the life-saving help that kept him alive.
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Raymond Harvey
Gereth Dickies Seren
Korea
Pee Gee
Harvey
20Th Century-Fox
Department of Defense
Whimbrel Spotted Off New England Coast
A whimbrel, a bird similar to a curlew, was sighted off the New England coast for the first time in nearly four decades, marking a notable avian event for Chatham and nearby areas.
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Chatham
Mass
New England
Puzzle Clue Answers From Nee at the Minus Line
The list presents answers for a crossword style clue set including nee at the negative, number 35 Italy 36 Vegetable 41 Small fish 42 Press 43 Weight of India 44 Leave out 45 Contest of 50 Viper.
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India
Boyle's Hodge-Podge: Radar Used To Catch Anglers
New York readers share a mailbag mix of odds and curiosities. The column notes radar catching illicit fishermen off California, mentions Goatee Society of America, and drops a stream of assorted facts from weather to wars, crime, and demographics, all in a brisk, fragmentary tone.
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Boyle
New York
Switzerland
United States
California
Goatee Society of America
Anelesia
Laura Weber
Maput
Nettie Abrams
Harriman Tops Europe as Money and Influence Lead
Paris dispatch says W. Averell Harriman, the top American in Europe, wields vast influence and cash. He serves on NATO’s temporary economic council and directs Mutual Security aid, shaping Western defense while currency strains and taxation debates ripple through Europe. Eisenhower and Harriman together symbolize U.S. backing amid Franco‑German currency woes and NATO finance pressures.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Paris
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kfe
W. Averell
Harriman
Boulevard Ides Tal
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Ottawa
Washington
Snyder
Congress
Treasury
Scrooge
Shylock
West
Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
United Nations Legation To Assembly
Werven
Phillip K. J
Crillon
U.N. E
Broadway Shows Still Attract Top Ticket Demand
United Press reports months after opening the Broadway fall influx, long-run shows remain the hottest tickets with fourteen of seventeen new productions still running. Despite mixed reviews, hits like South Pacific, The King and I, Guys and Dolls, and Call Me Madam keep strong advance sales and several newcomers show stable, if not stellar, business.
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United Press
New York
Herman Shumiin
Vox
Borscht
Christopher Fry
Maxwell Anderson
Athens
Son
South Pacific
Top Banana
Beavers Destroy Dams To Save Main Highway
In Meredith New Hampshire police destroyed several beaver dams to prevent flooding of a main highway. In Hammond Indiana authorities report more dead than living within city limits with 126,322 people buried across 80 cemetery acres, surpassing the area's population.
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Hammond
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