Electricians Vote to Strike In England
Two thousand key electricians in England voted to strike for higher pay, with one day stoppages planned across atomic energy plants airports refineries and factories next week. The National Federation of Electrical Associations warned of retaliation, while union leaders pledged to hit employers where it hurts as talks stall. The pay demand climbs to 41 shillings weekly from about 4 pounds 4 shillings, and a wider 30,000-member mobilization is planned for January 18 in a nationwide one-day action.
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Lononm
Moe
Wilkes
England
Employers Association
National Federated Electrical Association
Thele Ons
Grant Foulkes
Communter
Key
Key Eletricians
Churchill
Ste Bl
Red Proposal by Ike Called Half Baked
President Eisenhower’s plan to strip citizenship for conspiracy to overthrow the government draws bipartisan criticism. Senators McCarran and others argue the measure is weak or redundant, while some lawmakers defend citizenship as a basic continuous right. The debate centers on law already allowing loss of citizenship for treason, wartime acts, or aiding foreign efforts.
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John Chadwick Washington
Senhbower
Sen. McCarran D—Ney
HM Puzzing
McCarran
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen. Lengey
HND
Judiciofommittee
Eligitmnen
Sen. Jenner
R-Ivt
Judiciary Committee
Chancey W. Reed
BR Ji
Reuse Judiciary Committee
Walter
D-Pa
Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Clyde Brooks 33 Dies in Texarkana
Clyde Brooks 33 son of Mr and Mrs J W Brooks of Texarkana rural route died Friday at Texarkana Hospital. Survived by parents two sisters Miss Thelaig and Henistite Brooks of Texarkana four brothers Orville John Douglas and W V in the U S Navy Funeral at 2 am Saturday at Sweet Liberty Church Rev Clarence Ross presiding Burial in Will Crest Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Brooks
Ali Mes
J. W Brooks
Texarkana
Atric
Ued
Texarkana Hospital
Missee Thelaig
Henistite Brooks
Orville
John
RhodesAwisland
Douglas
U.S. Navy
Sterday
Sweet Liberty Church
Clarence Ross
Will Crest Cemetery
Forest Fires Hit Arkansas in First Week of Year
Arkansas forests suffered 211 fires in the first seven days of the year. The state Forestry Department said south Arkansas was hardest hit and 43 of 52 fires reported yesterday occurred in the southern portion. Drought last summer and fall was blamed by Assistant State Forester Jim Martin for the outbreak.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
State Forestry Department
Uial
Jimi Martin
Anti Trust Suit Against Publishers
The United States filed a civil action in federal court in Detroit against the Association of North American Directory Publishers and members including R L Polk Co and Co of Detroit H A Manning Co of Springfield The Price and See Cr New Haven and C B Page Directory Co Corpus Christi alleging conspiracy to monopolize the city directory publishing field by allocating territories predatory pricing and excluding nonmembers The government sought an injunction to halt practices and protect competition in directory publishing programs
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Washington
Government Today
Noth Amercan
Nts
New Haven
Conn
C. B. Page Directory Co
Corpus Christi
Tex
Hon Association
Detroit
Rockefeller divorce dispute narrows to final offer deadline
New York court records indicate a 5.5 million dollar divorce settlement was offered to Bobo Rockefeller with today as the deadline. Ephraim London and Timothy Pfeiffer said she accepted in writing in principle while some conditions remain, and a signed letter was to be delivered to her husband’s counsel.
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Elizabeth Toomey
New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Bobo
Rockwfeller
Winthrop, Jr
Tormothy Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Rockefeller
Cea
Ephraim London
London
Park Avenue
Rocktaler
Mysterious Beast Hunted in Bladenboro North Carolina
In Bladenboro North Carolina a mysterious catlike beast, possibly a maddened panther and mate, has killed at least six dogs in the Cotton Mill Hill area. Volunteers swarmed the town of about 800, drawing fire from hunters and police, as residents heard eerie cries described as a woman in pain and desperate howls.
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Bladenboro
N. Cla
Cotton Mill Hill
Toyote
Johnson Backs U S Highway Program Support
Al Johnson, president of AASHO and Arkansas highways chief, said Eisenhower’s State of the Union speech aligns with AASHO policy on highway needs. He supported increasing federal aid to highways to 800 million for an improved interstate system and endorsed renewing the gas tax reduction slated for April.
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Little Rock
American Association of State Highway Officials
al BE
Johnson
Eisenhower
Aeed
Tohnson
Arkansas Highway Department
AASHO
Risenhower
Teddy Jones to Teach Bible Class at Century Methodist Church
Teddy Jones will address the Century Bible Class of the Trinity Methodist Church Sunday morning. A special program has been arranged. Bill Routan, class president for 1954, is organizing membership drives and attendance records for the first six months. Attendance on Sunday was 475.
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Pogdy Jones
Century Bible
Tristy Methodist Cheuuwen
Bill Routan
Theatienidanes Jas
Suiday
Columbus Awe Ae 000
Fragmentary OCR text from a Columbus item suggests a local notice or brief with limited readable content. Names, dates, places, or clear actions are not present, leaving only partial phrases to guide a concise, non-specific record.
Red Koreans Denied Peace Talks Started
North Korea denies an official Washington statement that informal talks to restart a Korean peace conference are under way. South Korea warns against threats, four pro Communist prisoners defect to Indian guards seeking transfer to Poland or Czechoslovakia, and U N forces prepare to move anti Red prisoners after Jan 23. Negotiations to set up the conference were previously broken off by U S envoy Arthur Dean.
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Red Radio Today
Washington
U. S
Department
Cam
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Maxwell BD. Taylor
Cisien
Sth
MRC
6Th Army
U. N
Armistiies
Arthur Dean
United States
South Korea
North Korea
Pyongyang
India
Monroe Entering Second Phase Of Her Career
Hollywood columnist notes Marilyn Monroe has entered a new phase, moving from starlet to established box office draw. After three starring roles she is among the top ten money makers but still earns less than many peers, while studios prepare new talent to back her ascent.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Monroe
Durlegy
Dors
Marilyn
Unclear fragment on cotton aphids and winged forms
Fragmentary text mentions cotton aphids usually wingless, notes conditions when wings appear and possible food supply exhaustion. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR, leaving incomplete sentences and missing context.
Plastic Car Pioneer Lew Glazer Builds A Toy Empire
Brooklyn born Lew Glazer turned plastics into a thriving toy and model car business. From a $750 start to a $15 million annual operation by 1954, his self-assembly “highway pioneers” toys captivate children and adults, expanding with demand for collectible car models.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ameica
Lew Glazer
Glaser
General Motors
Henry Ford
Horace Greeley
West
Los Angeles
Glager
Carly
Wwe
Fe Dobody
Wea
Accident Fails to Halt Newspaperwoman
Williamport, Fy. UA reports Rebacca Gross, a 48 year old newspaperwoman, plans to resume her work as she recovers from a recent accident that cost her both legs. Doctors and hospital staff anticipate gradual use of artificial limbs as the first step toward walking again.
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Williamsport
Rebacca
Garrer
Colltay
Bea
Shoulders Enters Plea of Innocent in Ransom Case
Louis Shoulders former St. Louis police lieutenant pleaded innocent in U S District Court to perjury connected to the Greenleage ransom inquiry. Judge Ridge set bond at 10 000 and ordered immediate indictment attachment. Shoulders had been free since arrest. The case ties to the disappearance of Bobby Gresniease, nabbed in a St Louis hotel. about half of the $600 900 ransom missing, with Hull and Mrs Donnie Brown Head later executed.
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Kansas City i
Louis Shoulders
Bt. Louis
U.S. District Court
Perry Brobzhr
Greenleage
Moris
Carl — ‘Austin
Hall
E&ryvear
Bobby Gresniease
St. Lovia
Hull
Donnie Brown
Hin Arrast
Trumento Talk at U A Appears Planned
Fragmented OCR notes show Trumento Talk at the University of Alabama with unclear text. Harry Purdy of the league chapter mentions an invitation to Truman, date to be decided later under a sponsorship by the Adamsanoda Collegiate Politics group.
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Payeytaville
Adele
Rake
Univerelty
Axbanesas
Axdamoda
Lebelles
Harry Purdy
Aniverelty
Truman
Purdy
Babies Entered in Contest Outline City Event
Mra. WiC. Didkey, chairwoman of the KB APW, announced that more than a dozen babies have entered the contest held in connection with UT sipplicit. Winners will be selected from various local businesses including Mary Both at Cox' Brug Co, Shell gomery, and Wray aon Anderson Strong, with prizes related to a ceremony planned around the event.
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Mra
Didkey
KB Apw
UT Sipplicit
Busine
Pte Ae
Ave
Huckabee
Jully
Be McNeill
Richard
Citizens National Bank
Mary
Cox’ Brug Co
Wray Aon ‘Anderson
Daboratt
Harbert
Tae Dai
David Wayne Ward
Phila Ai Keith
Sandra
Sandra‘s: ; Shoa« Store). Worolery
Martha
Katherine’ Watson
Glenna
Dai Wiggly
Danny
Keeley
Andi
Hel Aérg
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Lee
Koon
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