Protecting Union Funds From Union Bosses
A Senate committee exposes alleged misuse of health and welfare funds totaling about 26 billion across unions. President Eisenhower backs laws for registration and disclosure, with labor reports and audits possible. Public opinion shows strong support for protective legislation.
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Senate Select Committee
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Dave Beck
Hoo
Couny
Tunis
Eisenhower
Congress
Labor
Mitchell
Department 10
Department
Ladies Tour Open House and TV Station Visit in 1957
A Neemee group toured the gymnasium playground youth center and craft shop as part of a regular program. They visited the bettings works to see how pop is made then toured KVTV learning how a program is produced. Open House Meditations and Fun House were seen. the day was described as educational and agreeable.
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Union Township Farm Bureau Ladies Visit S C
On Wednesday May 15 the Farm Bureau Women of Union Township toured Sioux City visiting Good Will Industries A Shop for the Blind Church of All Nations and the Harriet Ballou Day Nursery The Nursery is a WSCS project The group praised the rehabilitation work and the churchs efforts for people in need across religions and nationalities.
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Farm Bureau
Union_township
Sioux City
Good Will Industries
Church of All Nations
Harriet Ballou Day Nursery
Nurssery
WSCS
Anj
Kleinhesselink Estate Judgement Is Upheld
A South Dakota Supreme Court ruling upheld a $23,300 damages award to Arthur Kleinhesselink of Alton for injuries from a 1954 Kimball cattle sale car crash. The elder Kleinhesselink was driving. Arthur claimed they were on a business trip and not guests, despite the guest statute.
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Alton
Kimball
South Dakota Supreme Court
Arthur Kleinhesselink
Edward Kleinhesselink
Kleinhesselink
Arthur
Davison County
Kimball Sales Ring
Planiff
Obituary: John T. Schilliam 84 at Hawarden
John T. Schilliam 84 died Thursday at his Hawarden home after a three month illness. Funeral held 2 p m Saturday at Barnard funeral home with burial in Grace Hill Cemetery Hawarden. Born February 2 1873 in Hazel Green Illinois he moved to Le Mars Iowa in 1909 and to Hawarden in 1911. Survived by widow and daughter Veida Muth of Sioux City Iowa step son Kenneth Lynch of Post Falls Idaho and three brothers Watter Ra and Frank of Platteville Wisconsin. He was a Presbyterian. An unrelated note reports a monkey found in a nearby farmer's barn after escaping from a home several miles away.
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John T. Schilliam
Hawarden
Barnard Funeral Home
Grace Hill
Mr. Schilliam
Hazel Green
le Mars
Vernus Lynch
Presbyterian Church
Veida Muth
Sioux City
Kenneth Lynch
Post Falls
Watter, Ra
Frank
Plattesville
Wis
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U. S. Choice Tenderay Sb
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Nyaraareeree SA
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St. Joseph's Church of Struble
Kleinhesselink Estate
Elmer Suwff
Central City
Orphive
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