Stevenson Blasts GOP Promises on Taft Hartley Reform
Adlai E. Stevenson told 3,500 AFL Electrical Workers delegates that Republican pledges to revise the Taft Hartley Act were not kept. He cited White House reversals on labor-protection proposals and NLRB appointees he called favorable to management, warning against employer interference in organizing drives. He predicted no depression next year as voters push the administration to act.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Stevenson
White House
Martin Durkin
National Labor Relations Board
Swap Of Korean War Dead Begins
Seoul reports the start of Operation Glory as 193 American and seven unknown soldiers will be exchanged with North Korean and Chinese remains. The UN and Allied dead to be delivered in morning and Communist remains in afternoon as negotiators proceed at Panmunjom.
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Seoul
United Nations Command
Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
United Nations
U.S
E. J. McGaw
Yesteryears From the Files of the Constitution
Ten years back the edition notes 18 men placed in 1-A. V-D control group discusses program. Bryan J. Griffin returns from a Trades and Industry meeting. Mrs. Marjorie Henry joins WACs. Sgt. Eugene Gaston receives oak leaf cluster. Dr. Alfred Shirley dies at his son's home. cotton checks arrive in county. Labor Day observed with no paper. Democrats invited to rally. Eastern Star to hold picnic. Wallace Berry stars in Treasure Island.
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The
Constitution
V-D
Bryan J. Griffin
Stillwater
Marjorie Henry
Wac’s
Eugene Gaston
Alfred Shirley
Son
Eastern Star
Wallace Berry
Treasure Island
Lawton
Austin
Kiwanis
Sam Joyner
Junior Mackey
Okla
A&m
Dad Dodge
Midland Hotel
Adkisson
City Hall
James Baker
First Methodist Church
Job-seeker causes insurance scam at Shively agency
A man entered the Shively Louisville insurance agency seeking work. Upon the owner's return the job-seeker had vanished along with the cash register and other property, and investigators say the loss was not covered by insurance.
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Louisville
Shively Insurance Agency
Hill
Legion Steps Lively In 12 Hour Parade
The American Legion plans its largest ever parade down Pennsylvania Avenue with 75 000 to 80 000 marchers and about 350 bands amid 700 000 spectators. Ten divisions from 48 states plus DC and abroad participate, forming on Capitol Hill and dispersing near the Lincoln Memorial. The event proceeds rain or shine despite protests from AMA and Americans for Democratic Action over hospital policy and a disputed painting in the National Security Room.
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Warren Rogers JR
American Legion
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Louis
New York
States
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
Lincoln Memorial
Legion
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Russia
Formosa
Mme, Chiang
United States
The
American Medical Assn
Americans For Democratic Action
AMA
Legion National
Arthur J. Connell
Connell
Setaee
ADA
Edward D. Hollander
Truman
Former PWs testify colonel led discussions for captors
Four former prisoners testified at Lt Col Harry Fleming's court martial that he helped run propaganda broadcasts and discussion groups for the North Korean captors. The trial enters its second day with more ex-POWs expected to testify.
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FT. Sheridan
Harry Fleming
Fleming
Army Generel
Air Force
David F. MacGhee
Falls Church
MacGhee
Gloria
Patricia
Navy
John Madden
Reds
Peiping Radio
Pyoktong
Yalu River
Famed Fort Hood Founder Retires
Lt. Gen. Andrew D. Bruce retires after 37 years to join the University of Texas agency. A retirement review honors the Fort Hood founder builder and commander who led the base from 1942. Guests include Hugh Milton Maj. Gen. K L Berry and Gen Hobart R Gay. Bruce earned the Distinguished Service Cross and WWII honors.
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Fort Hood, Tex
Andrew D. Bruce
Army
Tue
University of Ten
Fort Hood
Hugh M. Milton
K. L. Berry
Guam
Okinawa
Mock Claims U.S. Doing 'Good Job' With Drouth Help
Oklahoma City August 31 Republican U.S. Senate candidate Fred M Mock praised federal emergency drought aid efforts. He cited additions of Pawnee Payne Osage and Beaver counties to Oklahoma eligibility and said the Agriculture Department is helping drought victims while guarding taxpayers’ money.
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Oklahoma City
Department of Agriculture
U.S
Sen
Fred M. Mock
Mock
Pawnee
Payne
Osage
Beaver
Oklahoma
Agriculture Department
World Council of Churches Assembly Dominates Telegraph Output
Western Union reports newsmen have written 1,149,000 words on the World Council of Churches Assembly in Evanston Illinois. The tally ranks second to the 1952 presidential nomination conventions in Chicago for paper coverage.
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Evanston
Ill
Western Union Telegraph Co
World Council of Churches Assembly
Chicago
French setback sinks European army plan
President Eisenhower calls France’s refusal to join a single European army a major setback in the anti communist effort. The piece outlines NATO's formation, the six EDC countries and the failed May 1952 vote in France that halted the European defense plan.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Czechoslovakia
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Belgium
Luxembourg
Nether
Denmark
Iceland
Norway
Portugal
Greece
Turkey
Europe
West Germany
Germany
Netherlands
Russia
Pierre Mendes-France
EDC
Mendes- France
Parliament
Con Transferred To Kansas City
Tulsa August 31. George Mann 26 Fort Worth ex convict stopped for speeding by troopers, arrested after burglar tools found in car. Secret Service agents questioned him here.
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Tulsa
George Mann
Fort Worth
Secret Service
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Pws
Jose Mares
Albuquerque
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Fred Melton
C Avenue
Eugene L. Bowman
Drouth
Lee
ABC
By James Marlow
Southwestern Radio & Sound
E Pho
Auto-Lite
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Smth
Paul Baty
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Underwood Sundstrand
Pyl Els
Underwoods - Royals
Remingtons
Derwood Typewriters
Buick
America
Norton- Kitchens
Buick CO
Con
Kansas City
Sue’s Jewelry
Lawton, Okla
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