Allis Chalmers Faces Unfair Labor Suit Over Meeting
Milwaukee Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Co. filed unfair labor practice charges with the state labor relations board against Local 248 CIO UAW after a weekday meeting at the main plant. The union also plans to file with the national board alleging denial of union representation at disciplinary hearings. Local President Charles Schultz hinted future meetings during work hours may occur. A hearing is to be scheduled Monday per J. E. Fitzgibbon of the Milwaukee labor relations board.
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Byrd Warns of Austerity as U S Rearms
Senator Byrd of Virginia warned that the United States will face a period of austerity as it rearms against Communist aggression. He noted the country is outnumbered in Korea and has weakened defenses at home.
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Noted essayist Agnes Repplier dies at 95
Agnes Repplier, 95, famed essayist of modern times with works such as Books and Men Points of View and Fireside Sphinx, is listed among deaths. Also reported are Josephine Goldmark 73 social worker and sister-in-law of late Justice Brandeis, Mattie Rinard 86 sister of Senator Borah, Mabel Uzzell 61 personnel development leader in social work born in Parsons Kansas.
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Nitroglan shows promise for circulatory ailments
Mayo Clinic tests cited by the Milwaukee Sentinel describe nitroglan a glyceryltrinitrate nitro glycerin compound rubbed on the skin to stimulate blood flow in Raynaud disease frostbite and similar conditions. It is noted to help prevent gangrene and keep skin warmer in cold exposure. Research credited to Dr Max Fox and Dr Fredrik Lund with independent Milwaukee and Swedish work. The report says the therapy is not the full answer but justifies a therapeutical trial.
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Army recalls postwar materiel surplus and disposal choices
Washington reports the U S Army valued World War II equipment at about 696.7 million dollars, much of which was destroyed or turned over overseas. Spokesmen said demobilization and safety concerns guided postwar disposal and that some surplus could have aided rearmament.
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Mother Dies In Square Named After Her Son
Mrs Ellen F O'Brien aged 64 was struck and killed by an auto Saturday in St John L O'Brien Square named for her son. She died in World War I era service context and was a Boston resident with ties to the O'Brien family corporate and local commemoration.
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Boob Darling Lawsuit Settled In Traffic Death Case
A $21,000 suit by Charles Trout of Allouez against Boob Darling, former Green Bay Packer and Big Ten official, over the death of Shirley Mae Trout on Halloween 1949 has been settled for $7,800. Darling was acquitted of negligent homicide. Trout's suit named two insurance companies.
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