Reversals Hit Nine Labor Leaders Convictions
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the convictions of nine present or former officers of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers on charges of filing false non Communist affidavits with the N L R B between 1949 and 1956 and dismissed indictments against two men. New trials were ordered for the other seven. The court found the key government witness testimony amounted to hearsay and that proof did not show conspirator status for Durkin or Powers. The seven remaining defendants include Maurice Travis Harold Sanderson Raymond Dennis Alber Skinner Charles E J Wilson Jesse R Van Camp and others.
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Colo
U.S. Circuits Court of Appeals
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
U.S
National Labor Relations Board
James H. Durki
Chicago
Ank Chase
Raymond Dennis
Alber Skinner
Sal Lake City
Utah
Charles JE Wilson
Columbia,Tenn S
Jesse R. van Camp
Dan
Khrushchev Calls Overhaul of Soviet Farm System
Premier Khrushchev urged a sweeping reform of collective farms to boost meat and food output as the Soviet population nears 250 to 290 million. He proposed grassland expansion, doubling farm machinery, more chemical fertilizers, and recruiting city youths including girls, while warning not to neglect industry. A new government agency would study farm needs and direct each farm. Western reporters were barred from the meeting.
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Preston Grover
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party Central Committee
Khrushchey
Change in Education Suggested By Caldwell
AP Education Writer reports top educators urge retooling U.S. schooling from 12 to 14 years. Oliver J. Caldwell of the Office of Education cites two track paths: semiprofessional vocational training or advanced academic study starting in the extended years. The address addressed by Caldwell to the National Conference on Higher Education outlines broader reforms.
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G K. Hodenfield
Chicago
Oliver J. Caldwell
U.S. Office of Education
Caldwell
National Conference On Higher Education
On Anawaonn On Ne Herat Chapter 27
A fragment titled Chapter 27 titled On Anawaonn On Ne Herat presents a literary segment with unclear context. The readable text hints at a serialized narrative and chapter heading rather than a dated article or report. Further context would clarify plot and characters.
Family Secrets Spark Health Doubts Amid Hudson Day Trip
In a tense family chat, Hilda questions if Jenny’s illness and Addie’s sickness mirror a hereditary pattern, while Cousin Matthew dismisses such theories as nonsense. The scene shifts to a Fourth of July boat trip on the Hudson where Addie admires the river and the Palisades as relations diverge on possible causes.
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Malthe
Hilda
Matthew
Jenny
Addie
George
Jerome Park
Will
Hudson River Valley
Spuyten’ Duyvil
Dimity
Russells
Long Branch
Mr. Russell
Aunt Judith
Market Reports and Coastal Scenes Amid a Moonlit Voyage
Market reports mention stocker calves and cows with prices ranging across classes while a voyage ends with a moonlit harbor scene. A romantic watch aboard the ship shows Addie, Hilda, and Will near the prow as they reflect on future changes, exams, and possible departures from the Russell household.
Motorists on Freeways Face Three Safety Dangers
Arkansas coverage notes Texas inspector G. Conner detailing three freeway dangers at a Southern Safety Conference. Velocitus describes racing too fast, freeway hypnosis slows reactions, and freeway magnetism leads to driver fatigue and reluctance to stop. Cure lies in police scrutiny and driver self discipline as about 1,000 delegates attend the event.
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Little Rock
G. Conner
Texas Department of Safety
Conner
Southern Safety Conference
Connor
Jack Rhea
Arkansas State Police
Association of State and Provincial Safety Co
Union Vote Asked at Norge Plant in Fort Smith
A petition filed by Allied Industrial Workers of America AFL CIO seeks a union election to represent production and maintenance workers at the Norge refrigerator plant in Fort Smith Arkansas. The hearing before the NLRB will be held March 21 with notice mailed today. The union aims to represent eligible workers excluding foremen and supervisors. The company makes refrigerators air conditioners and freezers. NLRB could not confirm majority support from member cards.
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Memphis
Om Sleclio
Netilion
Norge
Fort Jy. Smith
Ark
National Labor Relations Board
Fort Smith
Allied Industral Wa of America
Aflcio
Hion
Tike
NLRB
99 Years Old Publisher Sells Auto Safety Belts
In Ute Rock Arkansas the AP reports Little Rock Junior Chamber Commerce sells automotive safety belts below retail to promote vehicle safety. Motorists save about five dollars per belt by buying through the Jayces. Turner of The Valdosta Times, age 99, marks nearly four decades as publisher.
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Ute Rock
Ark
Little Rock
Turner
Valdosta Times
United AY States
Hope Star Masthead and circulation notices 1929
The Hope Star lists publishing details, staff leaders, addresses, and circulation pricing for subscriptions. It notes association with the Associated Press, regional mail routes, and national advertising representation.
Pine Bluff Council Rejects Sunday Sales Amendment
Pine Bluff Ark AP report says the city council voted 6 to 2 to defeat an amendment to a 1949 ordinance that strictly bans business on Sundays, preventing permission to sell specific dry goods on Sunday.
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Ark
Pine Bluff
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