New Regime Takes Over in Australia
Australia swears in a new government led by Menzies with Dame Enid Lyons as the first woman minister. The cabinet includes 13 Liberal and 5 Country Party members as they pledge to probe departments and pursue a national health scheme amid Labor Party opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granberra
Australia
Robert Fordon
Mexzies
Earle
Page
Menzies
Enid Lyons
Ealth
William J. Mckell
King George
Ane Enid
Joseph A. Lyons
Hose
Une
Labor Party
Taft-Hartley Union Shop Ejection Law Bypassed
Washington reports that Taft Hartley enforcement chief Robert Denham favors bypassing the union shop election requirement in the building industry. Denham plans to outline his stance to the National Labor Relations Board and may join in calls to ease the law's application to construction. He holds final say on unfair labor practices referrals and aims to influence board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft-Hartley
Robert N. Denham
Denham
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Enham
NLRB
Ring
Isi
WURB
Two St Louis Escapees Recaptured
Little Rock FBI Agent Edwin J Foltz said Joseph Franklin Alley and Marshall Groves were arrested by Arkansas State Patrolman Harold Bell in Locksburg. They face charges of stealing a truck in St Louis and driving it to Pocahontas, Arkansas, and will be returned to Pulaski County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
St. Louis
Pulaski
FBI
Edwin J Foltz
Joseph Franklin Alley
Marshall Groves
Atkangan
Harold Bell
Locksburg
Texarbank
Pocahontas
Ark
Cornell Bans Two Drinking Societies After Near Fatal Incident
Acting Cornell president Cornelius W. De Kiewiet banned Majura and Beth b. Amed after a student drank excessive martinis during an initiation Friday night. Harry C. Melton, 20, from Wallingford, Pa, was hospitalized in a coma for 33 hours but later improved. The Sun noted the societies described themselves as Upper class social clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innaea. A
Corneil Mabyersley
Star
Cornell Sun
Cornelius W. de Kiewiet
Majura
Beth B. Amed
the Sun
de Kiewiet
The
Sun
University
Harry C. Melton
Wallingford
Melton
Cornell
de Richet
Cornell University
Parole for German War Prisoners Forecast by U S Army
The U S army announced parole for fifty German war criminals this week with twenty seven released tomorrow and thirty three the following day. A Landsberg prison official says sentences would have expired between mid and next June under normal terms.
Plane Carrying Six Missing in Mexico
A Pemex plane with six or eight aboard is reported missing while en route to Jalapa. Authorities fear it crashed near Cerro Del Borrego after bad weather kept conditions rough, tumbling 1,800 feet into a ravine. Five relatives of a deceased passenger planned to travel to the wreck scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pemex
CMA
Christmas party and club meetings in Prescott area
Prescott News reports a busy December week with the Women’s Council and Business Women’s Council of First Christian Church hosting a joint Christmas party at 7:00 p.m. hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Law Bryson, plus Kiwanis forestry program and other social events. The piece notes open house at Prescott High School, the Eastern Star Christmas party, and multiple bridge and social gatherings. Several local residents and families are mentioned in attendance and hosting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council
Business Women’s Council
The
First Christian Church
Order of the Eastern Star
QC. E.S
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Lawson Hotel
Jack Rahey
Case of Hope
Casey
Nevada County
Asbty Lees
Ed Arkansis
Bridge Club
Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
47 Bridge Club
Paul Buchacnan
Powell Morgan
Jack Harrell
Alen Gee
Ralph Gordon
Mischack Swalford
Hansel Jerfing
Vernon Buchanan
Mes
Cibnan Worthington
Mas
EB. R. Ware
J. Vo Marshen
Paulan
Joffre Rogers
Ack
Robey
Mig
Glenston
Lea
Tan
Fidchis
Andréw
Pidells
Andrew
First Baptist Church
Pink Slip as Title Proof in Lieu of Bill of Sale
In a Kansas move the state will accept a pink slip as proof of ownership for automobiles. Applicants must submit title certificates and may receive a temporary receipt while title documents are processed by the department of owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arekansas
Jn Mie
Shale
Boclay
Morley
York
Department
Holy Ceremony Tickets Attract Fifty Thousand Attendees
A chaotic medieval note describes 50,000 tickets issued for a sacred rite in Vaneah City. Authorities report bequests received and plans for public access, with references to attire and ceremonial roles amid unclear preservation of records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaneah City
St.Petey
Longest State Strike Settled in Arkansas
The Arkansas strike involving about 500 workers at the Bull Shoals hydroelectric dam project near Fort Smith ended Monday as Ozark Dam Constructors agreed to suspend wage discussions and let workers return Wednesday. Other labor actions include reporters and photographers at the Arkansas Gazette strike in Little Rock and coal miners near Ozark facing picket lines, with continued disputes across several unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
American Federation of Labor
Bull Shoals
North Arkansas
Fort Smith
Joe Folsom
Joint Trades Couciln
Ozark Dam
Houston
Tex
Arkansas Gazelle
Lite Rock
Smrikers
Grind
Sagan
The
Gazette
Mississippi River
Abion
Nounzel Planuso
Phillpot Coal Co
Ozark
Ark
M Mining
United Mine Workers
Tugan
Lin Jonesboro
Head of A&P Company Dies in New York
New York Dec 20 D a v id T. Bolinger president of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. will have funeral services in Teaneck N J at 8 p m Thursday. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery Fairview N J Friday at 2 p m Bolinger became president in February 1895 when he started with A and P as head of 24 employees The chain now has 10000 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David T. Bofin-ger
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Teaneck
N.d
Fairview
Cemet
Bolinger
A and PB
Pebrugey
A and
Pilgrim Centers Open in Rome for Holy Year
Vatican sources say Pope Pius is drafting his annual Christmas report as final Holy Year preparations continue in Rome. Key railway hubs and Ciampino Airport host pilgrim aid centers to assist arrivals, with new centers on the outskirts offering minimal accommodation prices planned by Fetay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Pius
Vatican
Rome
Ciampino International
Fetay
Mao in Moscow signals China Russia ties in flux
The presence of General Mao Tze-tung in Moscow is portrayed as proof of a China Russia relationship. The Moscow paper hints at a Soviet friendship pact and new trade and mutual aid agreements while noting American imperialism is underestimated. Mao’s visit is seen as militarily significant but not political domination of China by Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
Russia
Alascow
Moscow
Mao Tze-tung
Stalin
Generatissimo
Chiang Kai-shek
Iyvestia
Asia
America
China
Platele Wishin
Tony
Chungking
Chou Emlal
Ityisen
Dlpfemal
Chinas Kai-shek
Chou
Forvigw
May
Man
New Coach to Confer With Barnhill
Fayetteville reports a new Razorbacks football coach Douglas meets with athletic director John Barnhill to discuss plans after July 1. The 30 year old ex William and Magu coach, previously trainer, has resigned to pursue the national league champions, Philadelphia Eagles.
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Fayetteville
Argetives
Arw
Stralugive
Pry Philadelphia
Douglas
Parkers
Barnnhill
Hiis
Athletic
Dircetor
Weasel Color Change Across Seasons Cited
The note explains the weasel shifts color from yellowish brown in summer to white in winter, with Tu identified as an ermine.
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Dorothy Sarnoff
Vna Head
Mexico
Bendix
Kelvinator Refrigerators
Youngstown
Bendix Ironer
Hamm Tire & Appliance CO
S. Walnut
Prescott News
Presenit High Sphant
Wil
Wenesday
Tschaikovsky
Judy Gilbert
Louisiata
B & PW Club
Mampson Burns
L. d. Bryson
Joan
Dair
Donnell Durham
Hamilton
Werner Hamilton
Jim Herrington
Herrington
Duytcie Bright
Kathleen Woosley
Hubert Barksdale
George Wylie
J. Leland Lavender
Thomas Dewoody
Tesarkynia ‘Yiursday
Lloyd Cumpings
Irenes Cyow
Fexarkansas
Dorothy Ann Gee
Dalus
Allen Gee Sr
Mins Gey
Maghet Wutaker
Wade
Lynist Cox
Win
Bulton
Mr. Gad Mes
Womplius
Liyhe Stouk
St. Migha
El’s Baspetel
Lowby Eigin
Univ. Wf Ark
Bayettevile
Uaipen
Wubmesa
Hye Kunming
U.S
Dufee
Povernsy
Hie Governnen
Buniay
Red China Ly
Creu Linitsin
Wireless
Army
William Barnes
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Barnes
Ot Reeses
Kansas
Harry Darby
Kansas City, Kan
U. S
Clyde M. Reed
Darby
Kansas City
Associated Press
Arkansas Labor
A&p Company
Dewitt MacKenzie
Ching
Chiang Kishes
Uis
Ding
Maryse Deleort
Paris
Barnhill
York Furniture Co
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