Union To Fire Two Red Officials
The Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union plans to retire Maurice E. Travis as of July 1 with a $300 monthly disability pension and discharge Clinton E. Jencks as of June 1 with severance pay. Both men were convicted in federal court on Taft Hartley anti Communist affidavits and are free on bond during appeals. The action was decided at an executive board meeting during the Salt Lake City convention. The union, once expelled by CIO for Reds influence, has over 70,000 members in the U S and Canada and has been seeking reintegration.
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Denver
Independent Union
Maurice E. Travis
Clinton E. Jencks
Bayard
N.M
Travis
Bessemer
Ala
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
California
Jencks
FBI Paso
Salt Lake City
Parody Postcard From Beverly Benson On Idaho Icicles
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Ezra T Benson received a postcard from his daughter Beverly visiting Snowdrift Idaho. She jokes that farm parity should be 100 percent and farmers grow icicles, noting storage could be a problem and Antarctica might be used for something.
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Washington
Ezra T. Benson
Beverly
Snowdrift
Idaho
Antarctica
Crop-dusting pilot lands inside state prison fence
McAlester Oklahoma. Donald Bruce Chonosky a Welch Louisiana crop dusting pilot ran out of gas during a flight to prison and landed inside the prison fence. Assisted by Warden Clint Gadden he refueled and departed for Wichita Kansas to continue his route.
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Mcalester
Okla
Donald Bruce Chonosky
Chonosky
Welch
Oklahoma State
Clint Gadden
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City barber board seeks halt on 50 cent haircuts
Oklahoma City officials report the state barber board filed in district court to stop a beauty operator from cutting men’s hair for 50 cents after the board set a $1 minimum last July. Cordelia Campbell offered half-price trims, challenging the trade rules. In Texas, a juror’s remark about women drivers led to a mistrial and a $10 fine for R W Boone, who received $5 for jury duty. Dallas notes Fireworks chief Art Briese declined Monaco wedding display at two million franc budget, saying the sum would lose money.
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Oklahoma City
State Barber Board
Cordelia Campbell
Dallas
Art Briese
Texas
Grace Kelly - Prince Rainier
Monaco
Royal Pier
Briese
Thieves Steal Guests' Clothing at Sheriff Ball
In Des Moines Iowa guests at a sheriff's ball sponsored by Sheriff Wilbur Hildreth report clothing thefts totaling 125 dollars. The incident occurred during the event hosted by the county sheriff's office.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wilbur Hildreth
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Bill Smith Agency
Bill Clarton
Sears
Kerrybrooke
Paris
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Lith and
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