Ex Senator's Wife Returns To Giving Piano Lessons
Mrs. Edward R. Burke former Nebraska senator wife resumes piano teaching in Kensington Maryland after political career. She now has eight pupils aged seven to unspecified, with half hour lessons on Saturdays and four annual recitals. Other capitol Hill offices showcase house plants. ambassadors arrive with families and plants.
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Washington
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
House of Representatives
Senate
Burke
Lesses
Sen
Olin D. Johnston
Kensington
Corn Planting Progress Ahead Of 1956 Season
Columbus farmers planted roughly one million acres of corn and 300000 acres of soybeans in the last week as weather favored field work. Corn planting is 70 percent complete in Ohio, near last year's pace. 50 percent of wheat is headed, ahead of 30 percent at this time in 1955.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Aramco Official Samuel Kopper Found Dead at 42
LARCHMONT N Y Samuel K C Kopper 42 assistant to the board chairman of American Arabian Oil Co was found dead apparently from a heart attack in bed Tuesday He joined the company as counsel in 1953 after 11 years with the State Department in Washington and at the United Nations.
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Larchmont
N. Y
Samuel K. C. Kopper
American Arabian Oil Co
Kopper
State Department
Washington
United Nations
Big Business Faces Supreme Court Ruling on Stock Control
The Du Pont GM ruling may reshape how large corporations hold and control stocks across the economy. The article notes GM and Du Pont rank among top nonfinancial firms, with GM leading sales and profits and Du Pont rich in dividends, prompting debate on whether size equates to domination or efficiency.
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New York
du Pont- General Motors
Supreme Court
du Pont
United States
General Motors
Bell Telephone System
Jersey Standard Oil
U. S. Steel
Ford
Gulf Oil
Socony Mobil
Jersey Standard
Bell System
New York City Native Advancing in International Law with Aramco
Born in New York City Kopper became a 1941 Ohio bar admittee and served as assistant to the counsel of the Lake Carriers Association in Cleveland before joining the State Department in the export controls division at the outbreak of war.
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Aramco
New York City
Kopper
Ohio
Lake Carriers Assn
Cleveland
State Department
Lima Tax Aide Pleads Guilty in Fraud Case
Walter G. Barrington Jr. 41 of Clearview confessed to aiding Lima area residents to submit false federal tax returns. He ran a Lima consulting office during filing season and worked as a laborer. Judge Kloeb deferred sentence to June 14 as prosecutors cited $190,000 recovered in unsubstantiated charitable deduction claims.
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Toledo
Lima
Walter G. Barrington Jr
Clearview
U. S
Frank L. Kloeb
Clarence Condon
U.S
Governmnt
Cancer Society Reports Dangers of Cigarette Smoking
New York data show men who smoke face far higher death risks. A four year study of 188000 men 50 to 70 found lung cancer deaths 1000 percent higher and heart attack deaths up to 141 percent higher for heavy smokers. The report notes premature death rises with daily cigarette use.
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New York
American Cancer Society
American Medical Agsn
E. Cylr Hammond
Daniel Horn
Cancer Society
Tobacco Industry
Itch Me Not Promoted by Local Drug Store
Easy to apply itching remedy claims fast relief in minutes and germ-killing action. Product markets to treat eczema ringworm insect bites foot itch and other surface itching conditions with local store guarantee.
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Cases Drug Store
Sohio Gets Notice Of Union Strike
The Sohio Council of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union served strike notice on two Standard Oil Co. of Ohio refineries in Cleveland and on three more facilities in Toledo Lima and Latonia Kentucky. Union district director Roberts P. Buchanan said five locals with 1800 employees authorized a strike on or after Thursday. Workers at the Pure Oil plant in Toledo returned to work after management agreed to a 6 percent raise effective May 1.
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Cleveland
Sohio Council of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
Toledo
Lima
Latonia
Roberts P. Buchanan
Pure Oil Co
First American play staged at Cole's tavern 1665
The first known American play is believed to have been presented in 1665 at Cole's tavern in Pugo Teague Virginia.
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America
Cole's Tavern
Pugoteague
Negro railroaders seek court ruling on union ban
Fourteen southern Negro railroad firemen filed in Cleveland federal court to strike down a BLFE rule restricting membership to whites. They argue lack of representation in bargaining due to no voice in selecting negotiators. BLFE officials say the union has no Black members among its about 100,000 members across the U S Canada and Alaska. The Pacific Ocean is cited as the largest body of water on earth.
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Cleveland
Southern Negro Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen & Enginemen
ALCIO
BLFE
H. E. Gilbert
Ray Scott
Homer L. Ellis
Brotherhood
United States
Canada
Alaska
Pacific Ocean
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