Railroads Muster Legal Forces For Court Hearing
Railroads muster their defense for a court hearing to decide if carriers can start Thursday to cut thousands of jobs. Judge Elmer J. Schnackenberg of the US Circuit Court weighs a petition to halt work-rule changes amid proposed job slashing. Union crews including engineers firemen conductors brakemen and switchmen threaten a strike if new rules take effect, with 60 day emergency actions sought.
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Oldest Peace Corpsman To Take Post in Tunisia
Oscar Haugen, 69, sails from Idlewild to Tunisia with a team of Peace Corps experts to assist in infrastructure projects. He leaves behind a family of tragedy including a home fire and a son who survived a brain tumor. Haugen plans to help maintain heavy road equipment and support airport and construction work in North Africa.
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Teeland
Newfoundland
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Ewan
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Druggist Fined For Selling Pills In Tennessee Case
In Tazewell Tennessee on Monday the criminal court jury fined George Graves a total of 1.00 after he pleaded guilty to ten counts involving selling pills. The offense carried a minimum penalty and Graves faced prison time prior to a deferred arrangement. The case notes that Graves purchased 9 000 pills without proper authorization last March, raising questions about jurisdiction and sentencing.
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Graves
Cod Loxalls
Tennessee
Soviet Space May Spell Trouble for U S Missile Warning
Washington reports indicate Soviet space abilities could threaten the United States early warning system. Despite ongoing development, experts warn Vostok and other craft demonstrate high accuracy and advanced onboard computation that may translate into practical spying capability in space.
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Serveillas
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Vostok VV
Annoui
Soviet Union
Jers
Dewy
DiMaggio quits post to be near Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood report states former New York Yankee star Joe DiMaggio resigned as a vice president of a military post exchanges supplier to be near ex wife Marilyn Monroe. The article notes concerns about Monroe and cites changes in her circle, including Pat Newcomb and others.
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Moove VooMe Monee
Smithfield
Newack Yankee
DiMagni
Hollywood
Pat Newcomb
Arthur Jacobs
Holywood
Marilyn
Tunice
Young Actress Quits Farm Girl Role in TV Series
AP reports actress Kathy Adams departs The Real McCoys after contract ends, citing desire to return home. She earned about 5490 yearly from rest and faced a skating accident last year that impacted her work. Her exit follows a five year run on the show and pursuit of other projects including Broadway and a new album.
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Nick Adams
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Real McCoys
Solution Appears Near in TVA Labor Dispute
An announcement in Knoxville reports a potential settlement in a TVA labor dispute after a meeting between TVA staff and the Tennessee Valley Trades and Labor Council. Details were not elaborated and no specific terms were disclosed.
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Accident Costs Rise in Louisville Report Cites High Federal Aid
A damaged OCR tale references rising accident costs in Louisville Kentucky with figures on compensation and unemployment aid. It names Randoph Heyser and a local workers group. The piece mentions a U.S. Information Institute report, job classifications, and large spending, noting a spike in work-related incidents and payroll impacts across several sectors.
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King Features Drops News Columnist After 14 Years
NEW YORK. King Features Syndicate announced it is severing relations with columnist Pepler Hoagst after 14 years citing irreconcilable differences on vita matters. The contract will run until 1954 with compensation for the remaining period. Hoagst, once carried in about 186 newspapers, sparked controversy including a libel suit over a 1949 column against Quentin Reynolds, yielding damages of 175000 dollars.
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Reynolds
Kennedy Speech At A Glance From Fragmentary OCR
A garbled OCR summary presents Kennedy remarks on economic policy, requests for unified across the board measures, and retroactive tax considerations. It hints at inflation reduction and growth, noting congressional action and a cautious view against complacency. The fragment mentions corporate aid, personal investment, and overall economic recovery efforts.
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State Economic Council hears reports from leaders
The Kentucky State Council of 499 business agricultural and civic leaders will hear reports on the state's economy. Governor Wilson Wyast and Commerce Commissioner James VL Natter Jr. are listed among speakers at the conference.
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Anderson Won’t Seek Governorship As Independent
Retired Navy Captain Williany R Anderson, age 84, a former shipper with ties to Moray, says he will run as an independent. He was recently qualified to petition for the November general election and has made prior moves toward Tennessee politics, though he remains unaffiliated with major parties.
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Cleetiot
Prin Te Wiste
Long river and labor rally details mix in terse report
Fragmented text reports Volga River length 230 miles and a Tokyo tie in a garbled foreign office note. It mentions a Maysville farm crash and a bulldozer incident, then shifts to a large Eastern rally tied to United Mine Workers. Kentucky authorities pursue a Warren County youth who escaped from Kentucky Village, with at least one name Wilie Williams linked to the incident.
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Warren County
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Robert McClure
Wilie Williams
Salacious chatty byline mix mocks modern ads and society
Hal Boyle cuts through pop psychology and sensational television ads with a satirical tour of modern foibles. The piece lampoons household and social habits, from shampoo fads to marital advice, elevator etiquette, and celebrity scandals, framing a skeptical view of midcentury consumer culture.
Unclear fragment on Soviet tests and Fisheries probe
A garbled dispatch notes Soviet nuclear tests affecting Norwegian Oceanographic Institute investigations of fish. The text mentions Steinar Olsen and a police incident with a man becoming lightheaded and suffering a severe headache amid messaging confusion.
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Wate
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Oeeanographie
Steinar Olsen
Wentin
Primatene Relief For Asthma And Hay Fever
An article touts Primatene tablets offering rapid relief from asthma and hay fever with effects lasting hours. The ad claims prescription strength formulas and easy access through drugstores, with references to doctors prescribing and nonprescription availability.
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