Oldster Proud of Barbering Trade
An elderly San Diego barber, likely the nation’s oldest active, discusses a career spanning over 60 years. He credits barbering with advancing public health and personal neatness, notes the decline of facial hair, and recalls early work in Nashville and Dallas before settling in San Diego.
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San Diego
Calif
Frank Patrick
Patrick
Nashville
Tents
Dallas
Tex
Tishomingo
Miss
Jolla
Vngnetia
Armour Swift Companies Say Workers Are on Job
Armour and Swift, large meat packing firms, announced that all walkouts ended at their plants on Thursday. Sporadic UPW walkouts had disrupted facilities across several plants during the week after contract expirations. Negotiations for new contracts continued despite the disruptions. Well over 3,000 UPW members were involved.
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Armour
Swift Companies
Chicago
Armour and Swift
CIO United Packinghouse
UPW
Meat industry union talks ripple through plants
Workers at Armour and Swift plants walked out on Wednesday but returned Thursday and operations resumed normally. The “Big Four” firms Wilson and Cudahy remain in contract negotiations with the union as they seek new terms.
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Armour and Swift
Wilson and
Cudahy
Union
Local soldiers' posts and returns noted from overseas
Chronicle of service members including Cpl Billy E Porter son of Mr Mrs Bill Porter Route 2 who arrived in the U S by plane and heads home soon after overseas since last August in Germany and France Paul E Bullock son of Harry Le Bullock of Oskaloosa promoted to master sergeant in Korea with Third Infantry Division Company B 15th Infantry entered Army March 1951 after working as a meat cutter Sgt 1/e Bernard Hill Jr called from San Francisco arrival from Korea will tour Camp Crowder Mo then home to Lawrence Lt Col Samuel M Fletcher leaving Rhine post for new assignment in the United States his family with him in Germany Commissioned KU 1930 formerly Black Hills S D Ordnance Depot Pic Richard Ziesenis son of Fred Ziesenis Eudora arrived in U S on rotation after two years at Ladd AFB Fairbanks Alaska en route to reassignment Camp Crowder Mo enlisted March 1950.
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Billy E. Porter
Bill Porter
United States
Army of Occupation
Germany
France
Paul E. Bullock
Harry le Bullock
Oskaloosa
Third Infantry Division
15Th Infantry Regiment
Army
Brown
Bernard Hill Jr
M Hill
San Francisco
Korea
Camp Crowder
Bernard Hill Sr
Carol Sue
Joe Zimmermanj
Lawrence
Mrs. Hill
R. I. St
Samuel M. Fletcher
Rhine
Fletcher
Europe
Tsiéth Ordnance Ammunition Group Miesau
University of Kansas
Fifth Army
S. D
Ordnance Depot
Pic
Richard Ziesenis
Fred Ziesenis
Eudora
Fourth Infantry
Ladd Air Force Base
Fairbanks
Alaska
Eisenhower Rejects Briefing Ties to Stevenson Campaign
Denver report notes Dwight D Eisenhower refused a confidential briefing on the International Situation. The move aligns with his campaign line against Adlai Stevenson. The article alleges Stevenson’s campaign portrays Eisenhower as closely tied to Truman’s policies and calls the one plank defense of containment. Reagan?
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Ermor
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Nat
Sen
Nixon
Fez
Steverson
Gasawa
Heart attack fatal in Ottawa while helping workers
John Teter, 55, died at about 6 am Wednesday in Ottawa apparently from a heart attack while assisting Cities Service employees to move pipe.
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UAWA
John Teter
Ottawa
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