Secret Bendix strike settlement ends 70 day plant shutdown
Secret agreement reached after two days of talks in Bendix flight plant dispute between management and United Auto Workers officials. Walter Reuther and M. S. Ferguson hailed progress as 6,100 workers prepared to vote on the terms, aimed at resuming production of aircraft engines and parts for the air force. Symington stated no coercion was used and three major issues were settled. Voting was planned for tomorrow after continuous sessions concluded at 10 55 a m.
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Ington
Symington
E- Aviation Corp
Bend
Ind
Nited Auto Workers
Idant Walter Reuther
Loan
Air Force
M. 8
Ferguson
Bendix
Reuther
Washington
Schroeder Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals as Americans Fall
In Wimbledon action Ted Schroeder of La Crescents Colif gained a spot in the semifinals while fellow Americans Hob Falkenburg and Frankie Parker exited. Thomas Ewing, first U.S. Interior Secretary, was appointed in TB.
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Ted Schroeder
Crescents
Colif
Hob Falkenburg
Frankie Parker
Thomas Ewing
Interior
Prescott Community Activities and Social Notes
Prescott newspaper highlights midweek church meetings at First Christian and Central Baptist, with choir practice, Bible lesson, and prayer services. Friday July 4 features a Prescott community band concert on the Court House lawn under R. B. Lindbread. Local clubs report bridge parties, Kiwanis meeting with Rev. John W. Cline, and community notices including student council election at Arkansas Polytechnic, plus various visits and a bicycle theft.
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Central Baptist
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Prescott
Court House Lawn
R. B. Lindbread
Revenue Dept Appoints 20 New Liquor Investigators
Twenty new liquor investigators have been appointed by the Arkansas Revenue department under a 1949 act in Little Rock. Robert T. Harrell will become supervisor of the investigation de- partment.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Revenue Department
Robert T. Harrell
Chemical Co Must Pay for Crop Damage
The Arkansas Supreme Court upheld a Jefferson circuit court verdict ordering Chapman Chemical Co to pay 3,300 for cotton damage caused by weed killer dust sprayed from a plane on Elms Rice Farm. The decision affirmed that the chemical supplier was liable for damages to Mrs. Virginia C. Wilson and G. E B. Taylor, with dissenters on liability split. Other rulings included affirmations in a separate age aggravated assault case and land title dispute.
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Little Rock
Ackansays Supreme Court
Jefferson Circuit
Virginia C. Wilson
IG. E B. Taylor
Chapman Chemical Company
Elms Planting Co
Wilson
Taylor
Chapman Chemical Ca
Elms
Wilson Farm
Supreme Court
Frank G. Smith
J. Holt
Ed F. McFadden
Elms Company
George Rose Smith
Chemical
Sevier Circuit
Pred Hadaway
Lockesburg
Dustie Holt
Hadaway
St. Francis Chancery Court
Tan
Tan Opinion By Justice McFadilen
Nora K L. Bates
St. Francis County
Eva B. Gibbs
Guthe Bs Beverage Aid
Local Names Mentioned in Fayetteville Notice
Donald R. Wassner of Fayetteville and Wadaye B. McKnight of Little Rock appear in a fragmented public notice listing residents involved in a local matter. The readable portion provides names and vague locations without clear actions or dates.
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Donald R. Wassner
Fayetteville
Wadaye B. McKnight
Little Ock
Preacher and Wife Join Fraternity of Crazy People
Jackson Tennessee June 28 A preacher and his wife admitted joining the fraternity of crazy people who think they have seen flying saucers. The Rev G T Arnett pastor of Jacksons first Cumberland Presbyterian church said he and his wife saw two saucers overhead at 915 in their front yard moving west. They were hat sized with a reddish glow and looked like birds at prey as they dived and zoomed after one another. They disappeared after about a minute.
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Jackson, Tenn
G. T. Arnett
Jackson
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Arnett
Young Mathias Puts Record on the Block
Youthful Bob Mathias, 17, former Tulare High School star and Olympic decathlon champion, defends his national AAU title at a two day meet. Tonight features the 100 meter dash to the 400 meter, with rivals Floyd Simmons and Irv Mondschein among others. Tomorrow includes the 110 meter high hurdles through the 1500 meter to crown the decathlon winner. competition starts at 6 p.m. EST.
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Aviare
Ualut
Bob Mathias
Tulare
Mathias
London
Floyd Simmons
North Carolina University
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Irv
Moom) Mondschein
New York Pioneer Club
Kenneth Beck
San Diego State College
Supreme Court tosses perjury conviction in labor case
The Supreme Court ruled that the government must prove a quorum of the committee was present when Harold R Christoffel allegedly committed perjury. Christoffel, former Milwaukee labor official, was convicted in U S District Court for falsely testifying to the House. The decision narrows standards for proving perjury in committee appearances.
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Supreme Tribunal
Washington
Supreme Court
Harold R
Horse Committee
Christoffel
Milwaukee
U. S
House Labor
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Turner‘s Gro & Mkt
White Kitchen
Wm. Ramsey
Prescott News
First Christian Church
Frank Davis
Harry Moore
W. G. Bensberg
KXAR
Business and Professional Women's Club
Buck Lodge
Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
Ben Whitaker
Joe T. Smith
Bridge P
Mildred Guthrie
Roy Stuart
Shawnee
Okla
Whitaker
Charlie Scott
Jimmy Duke
J. W. McMahon
Joffre Rogers
Paul Buchanan
Gee
Allen Gee, Jr
Thomas de Wouky
Dewoody
Charles Willis
James Williams
Hubert Barksdele
Vaughin
E D. Galloway
Foster Davis
Roy Davis
Student Council of Arkansas
Polytechnic College
Russellville
Davis
Lelus Nash
el Dorado
Iarrell Hines
J. E. Cagle, Jr
Rock
Electa C. Wells
Walter Williams
John Roger
Tits McClelland
H. F. Grifford
Mrs. Wells Hamby
Hot Springs
W.S. Black
Fort Riley, Kansas
Capt. W. S. Black, Jr
Ed Bryson, Sr
Revenue Dept
Shrvice
Pontiac
Ba Bere CO
Wuteever
Hempstead Motor CO
Preacher
Young Mathias
Portland Cement Association
Falls
Memphis
Lucky Strike
Raymond W. Crutchfield
Reidmiffe
M. C
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