Confidence in Market Shown by Eisenhower Upset
New York Meade Alcorn Republican chairman says stock market reaction to President Eisenhower's upset stomach showed public confidence in his policies. Addressing business leaders at the Antony Club he noted abrupt Dow Jones moves on news from Washington but recovered once the President’s condition was clarified amid fiscal comparisons.
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Telegraphers Strike Vote Extends AP Contract Talks
The AFLCIO Telegraphers union extends the AP contract for 24 hours amid mediation talks. Leimbach cites a settlement offer of a one year deal with a $6.24 weekly wage rise, while AP proposed an advisory award of $1.35 plus 27 cents for deferred benefits. The union has not yet completed its strike vote count.
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Associated Press
Berrie Leimbach
Associated ‘Press Ctu
Leimbach
Federal Mediations
Con Citation Service
Keller Renamed to Post Of Electrical Workers
St Louis police use buses and streetcars for recruitment as officers aim to reach 300 new recruits. The force plans personal campaigns to boost size to 3,103 with ads detailing career qualifications and benefits. B C Keller of Local 237 was reelected financial secretary and business representative, defeating Paul Amick at the Labor Temple.
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Paul Amick
Labor Temple
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Cole Delegates Head to 4-H Week in Columbia
Cole County delegates to the annual 4 H Club week at Columbia join 800 members for a three day session led by Doris Beebe. Activities include discussion groups and speeches with a Friday highlight by a speech on Citizenship in Our Challenge. Harry S Truman delivers, with Governor Bleae Jr to introduce the former president.
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Columbia Ieit
Jefferson City
Bill Siebeneck
George Beck
Ann Braun
Candace Loesch
Kathryn Stubinger
Cole
Doris Beebe
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
James T. Blea, Jr
Mazelle Cleared of Narcotics Charge in Los Angeles
Sandra Mazelle, 26, once a child violin prodigy, is cleared of a narcotics charge after Municipal Judge Lowise Burke dismissed the count on insufficient evidence. Mazelle was arrested May 3 when officers found a codeine prescription in a male suspect's pocket. she plans to resume her violin career.
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Los Angeles
Sandra Berkova
Mazelle
Lowise Burke
District, Attorney’s Office
Bliss Mazelle
The Librarian Reports Best Sellers List
A weekly library list highlights twelve top titles including The Last Angry Men by Gerald, The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier, The Town by William Faulkner, The F.B.E Story by Don Whitehead, Day of Fame by Walter, and Peyton Place by Grace metal. The piece notes public reaction and references to other novels such as The Nun's Story and Compulsion, framing the era's reading trends and critical language around popular fiction.
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Peyton Place
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