Mine Mill Union Case Faces Months-Long Hearings
Washington description outlines Attorney General Brownell's move to label the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers as Communist-controlled. Hearings by the subversive activities control board are expected to begin in early fall and may run into 1956. About 80,000 Mine Mill members, mainly in mining metals, face loss of bargaining rights if upheld. Union officials denounce charges as strike breaking and politically motivated.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Kremlin
Brownell
Justice Department
National Labor Relations Board
Denver
Butte
Mont
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Scientist Discovers How To Stop Artery Hardening
New York medical researcher Dr. Murray Israel at New York Medical College reports a treatment for atherosclerosis using thyroid hormone and B complex vitamins. He describes three medicine forms, shows long-term safety, and notes improvements in 20 patients including a heart attack survivor who regained health. The approach aims to prevent and control artery hardening by balancing hormonal and vitamin components.
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New York
Murray Israel
New York Medical College
Israel
W. C. Hoeper
Journal of Digestive Diseases
E.H
E. H
Workers Trapped Under Fallen Earth in Oklahoma
Two highway construction workers Charles Swindle and Floyd McKinley were rescued after a dirt fall trapped them on State Highway 39 west of Asher. Swindle, 35, Byars, suffered a broken leg and rib and cuts while McKinley, 20, Wanette, had cuts and bruises. Both were buried by dirt and concrete but survived.
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Faye Hudson
Children Of Als In Europe Soon To Get Salk Serum
The U S Army announced a supply of Salk vaccine for children of its personnel in Europe. Maj Gen Joseph I Martin said it would be free and voluntary for first and second graders from last school year. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis provides the vaccine.
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Europe
Heidelberg
Germany
U. S. Army
Joseph I. Martin
National Foundation For
Truck Carrying Liquefied Gas Explodes Near EMD
A truck carrying liquefied gas exploded and burned near EMD Oklahoma yesterday after it went out of control. Damage to the truck was about $3,500. Driver Jim Liebhart, 25, said he slowed to avoid another car, the trailer began to weave, the coupling broke, and it overturned. Liebhart was uninjured.
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EMD
Okla
Jim Liebhart
Liebhart
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