Union Shop Feud Ends Hope Of Industry-Labor Peace Pact
Washington AFL-CIO President George Meany and National Association of Manufacturers Chairman Charles R. Sligh Jr. failed on the key point of compulsory union membership in talks toward a broad peace pact. Sligh objected to mandatory membership while Meany insisted on dues coverage. They agreed to meet again, though the chance of a quick agreement seems slim.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Charles R. Sligh Jr
National Assn. of Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Sligh
Organized Labor
Meany
Aflcio
Charles R. Slight, Jr
National Association of Manufacturers Executive Committee
How To Be Unpopular At School Says Boys
Vivian Brown reports on findings from more than ten boys about what makes a girl unpopular at school. The list includes heavy makeup, loud talk, sloppiness, bossiness, clinging behavior, nervous habits, masculine traits, and indifference, with advice on how to show appreciation on dates.
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Maggie
OU To Share In Proposed Grants For Aid To Handicapped
Washington agency approves grants totaling 190660 to five universities including the University of Oklahoma at Norman to aid handicapped workers. Miss Mary Switzer says funds are subject to adjustments in conditions and amounts.
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Washington
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Federal Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Mary E. Switzer
Oklahoma graduates to total over twenty three thousand in 1956
Oklahoma City April report says graduates from state high schools in May are expected to exceed 23 000. Dr M A Nash chancellor of state regents for higher education stated the estimate and projected the increase for 1956.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
M. A. Nash
State Regents For Higher Education
Parents Fined For Taking Twins From Public School
Tulsa courtroom records show Mr and Mrs Roy O Sheppard fined 25 dollars each after a jury found them guilty of violating the compulsory school attendance law for removing 8 year old twins from public school and educating them at home. Judge Dale J Briggs set sentencing for March 16 and ordered the children returned to school. Mrs Sheppard testified the withdrawal was due to the twins developing inferiority complexes and fear of adults from school discipline.
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Tulsa
Okla
Common Pleas Court
Roy O. Sheppard
Dale J. Briggs
Dancing events and hosts listed for local square dancing clubs
Dancing Kidettes host weekly lessons at Wal lock Memorial Church basement led by Paul Tate. Reddy Kilowatt Square Dance Club meets at Public Service Company building with Johnny Robinson calling, assisted by Orville Andrews and Hayden Berryhill serving as hosts. Regular bop hop runs 8 to 10 pm at the VFW building with Woman's auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post No 1193 sponsoring.
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Wallock Memorial Congregation
Paul Tate
Reddy Kilowatt Square
Home Service Department of Public Service Company
Johnny Robinson
Messrs. and Mesdames Orville Andrews
Hayden Berryhill
VFW
S. Second
Woman’s Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lt Rodolph Family Visit Before Fort Knox Duty
Lt and Mrs John E Rodolph and daughter Cherie Lynn arrived Thursday for a 10 day visit with his parents at 301 Morford Drive Sterling. Lt Rodolph has been stationed in Tokyo with the Army for two and a half years and is en route to Fort Knox Kentucky where he will be stationed. Ster lin Methodist church basement hosts annual birthday dinner tonight to raise funds for the church flower fund.
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John E. Rodolph
Cherie Lynn
Joe Rodolph
Morford Drive
Rodolph
Tokyo
Army
Fort Knox
Sterling
Sterling Methodist Church
City Student Is Selected To Serve On OU Committee
Len Leva of Lawton a junior finance major has been chosen to chair the house representatives committee for the annual Mother s Day event on May 5 at the University of Oklahoma campus He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Leva of 1502 Arlington
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Len Leva
Lawton
House Representatives
University of Oklahoma
Leva
Ben Leva
Arlington
Assault Charges Filed Against Dad Who Slashed Tongue
Norman Oklahoma county attorney Hez Bussey filed assault with a dangerous weapon charges against Morris W Cox who admits slashing his infant son's tongue with a razor. A physician said 11 stitches were needed to close the wound and the doctor reported the incident to police.
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Norman
Okla
Hez Bussey
Morris W. Cox
Cox
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