AFL-CIO Chiefs Deny Drive for Third Political Bloc
In New York, AFL-CIO leaders reject plans to organize a dominating political bloc and insist unions will not form a separate party. Reuther defends unions collecting voluntary political donations while NAM chairman Sligh cautions against disenfranchising unions.
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Ft Riley Fugitives Arrested in Missouri
Two Pvt. Marlin Eugene Boswell 17 and Pvt. Walter Henry Blackwell 19 from Ft. Riley Kansas were captured in Callaway County Missouri after a highway patrol stop on U S 40. They were driving a stolen Ogden Kansas car. Set. C. W. Keith reported the arrest.
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Church of Columbus Is Reconsecrated in Italy
The Church of Columbus in Italy undergoes reconsecration as religious authorities restore its liturgical use. The ceremony marks a renewed dedication by local clergy and parishioners, highlighting ongoing ties between Italian communities and the historic Columbus religious site.
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Somebody Did But Who TABSUETS WO Poli tem to an tees mabe
The fragmentary text references an executive, transportation workers, and a political moment with mentions of a governor, president, and opposition. It hints at a political inquiry or action and possible public debate over duties or payments. The readable bits are scattered and do not form a clear event.
Theis elected state Democratic chairman in Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports Frank Theis of Kansas City elected state Democratic chairman at a two day issues conference. Theis, a University of Kansas graduate with Phi Beta Kappa, succeeds Mittin Herr, who resigned amid teaching duties at Wichita University. Warder serious hints at possible future run. The piece also notes party ambitions for Congress and a light endnote on evaluating a cauliflower head in markets.
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Ex Newsman's River Body Found In New York City
The body of a veteran Ex Newsman, long associated with the Associated Press, was found in a river near New York. He had a storied career covering major events, including service in the AP telegraph room and stock market reporting before retirement.
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Continental Air Lines Orders Four Jet Planes
Continental Air Lines announced it ordered four Boeing jet airliners for routes between Chicago Denver and Los Angeles. President Robert F. Sia said installation, spare parts, ground equipment and preoperating expenses would total about 300,000 dollars. The jets are expected to boost capacity and service.
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Benson Blames Democrats For Agriculture Surplus
Benson accuses the Democratic Party of creating an ag surplus and asserts that Stevenson recognizes this fault. The remarks address agriculture’s current slump and wage concerns amid urban work issues, framed by a Republican committee statement and a Democratic presidential hopeful’s reply.
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