Peron Police Raid Refuge and Arrests Rumor
Reports say police raided a refuge in Peron’s Argentina amid a political crisis. Clashes between Peron supporters and Catholics at Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral left windows smashed and cars burned as tear gas dispersed rioters. Vatican sources warned relations with the Vatican could be strained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peron
Congress
Vatican
Vatican City
Argentina
Per
Christ the King
Buenos Aires
Arch 2
Episcopal
Disput
Young Couple Killed in Desert Smash-Up
A young Yuma man Arman and his partner from Somerton, Arizona were killed instantly Sunday night when their automobile rammed a bridge on Highway 80 in Haven. Highway patrolmen identified the deceased as Clarence J. Trigx, 21, and Betty Dean Pacl, 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svaissoan Haven
Yuma
Arman
Somerton
Ariz
Clarence JL. Trigx
Arid Belty
Dean Pacl
GM and Unicon Agree UAW Pact in 60s Wage Shift
GM and Unicon reach a three year contract with UAW claims of a 20 cent per hour gain. Reuther calls the settlement extremely significant and costly to GM, while Curtice notes a complicated guaranteed wage plan tied to Ford's concession and promises three years of labor peace with laid off workers paid 60 to 63 percent of regular take home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Reuther
Ford
Harold H. Curtice
GM Auto
Curtice
Slit
Harry W. Anderson
Anderson
Reuthey
Uawcio
UAW
Faij
Separation Fort
Roether
Tac GM
Jay Taper
West
General Motors Corp
CIO United Auto
DAW
Hoover Panel Recommends Broad GSA Reform
A federal panel urges the creation of a government wide housekeeping agency to manage federal properties and enforce orders, while Congress is asked to strengthen authority over rural lands and privatize idle industrial plants. The report also proposes consolidating building management for key departments and transferring munitions assets to the Defense Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Departments
Bureau of Land Management
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Eisenhower
Commission
Tas
John R. Lotz
New York Engineering
Congress
Office of Defense Mobilization
State Department
GSA
Defense Department
Two Union Workers Shot in Los Angeles Dispute
An argument between two union workers and business agent Ralph Larkin of Local 438 led to shots injuring Robert Badz 41 in the left shoulder and Leonard Clem 36 in the spine near Puente. Larkin 33 was booked on assault with a deadly weapon as the workers sought working permits he refused to issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Phil’ Fallis
Robert Badz
Leonard Clem
Puente
Ralph Larkin
Tron
Lacs
Fallis
Larkin
UAW to Press Chrysler on Assured Pay Amid Probes
Senate staff probes into government procurements expand as the UAW signals it will push for a guaranteed wage plan at Chrysler and other automakers. McClellan and Mundt press for swift Justice action while hearing witnesses reveal large cash withdrawals and bribery-era claims in procurement deals across American Motors, Studebaker, Packard, Kaiser, and Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Dutrott
Wal
Reuther
CIO United
Sen. McClellan
D.-Ark
Chrysler Corp
UAW
McClellan
Tall American
Motors
Studebaker
Packard
Kaiser
Marty Lev
Chicago
Ford
Curemenn
Uaw-American Motors
Nashi
Leon Jana Hudson
Levy
New York
Jhesin
Detroit
Ing
Gala
Department
Lev
U S Solons Visit Quemoy Island During Asia Tour
U S Senators Berle C Clements and Everett M. Dirksen visited Quemoy Island with Major General William C. Chase and Nationalist officers to study American military and economic aid programs. The trip was uneventful despite past shellfire on the island, which lies 120 miles west of Formosa and near Amoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf, Tormesausx
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
Girl 14 faces murder charge in Kentucky feud
In Whitesburg Kentucky a 14 year old girl allegedly shot Hobart Combs during a family feud at the Sexton home after a drinking gathering. Sheriff Robert Collins says the bullet struck Combs in the shoulder and heart. The girl is charged with murder and her father Troy Sexton reportedly fled into the woods before being tracked down later. The incident follows an argument over three fifty cent pieces and occurred near the Sexton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitesburg
Robert Collins
Della Sextolt
Hobart Comas
Sexton
Hartford
Conn
David S.house
Colm
Combs
Troy
Lon
Collinssé Combs
Megra
Thei Zm
Troy Sexton
Ned
Draft extension bills near Senate action in wartime context
Senate Armed Services committee moves toward passing four year extension of the draft act and a two year extension for the medical draft. Sen Russell predicts quick action after closed session while Sen Case seeks changes to the regular act. Pentagon argues against raising induction age beyond 35, noting limited past drafts and deferment incentives. Doctors may be inducted up to age 51 under the medical draft proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russell
D.-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Pentagon
House
Francis Case
R.S.D
Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chevrolet
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Associated Press
Unicon
GM Pacs
Hoover Panel
U.S
Margaret Ainn Haywood
Broad Beauty
Jonesboro
Ark
Miss Haywood
Detroit GP
CIO
Mord
Pension Pan
Arkansas Maid
Heid
Iic
Eve Srehare
Golden Rule
PansBall Pan Headquarters
Broadway
Sarelae Lane
UAW i
Chrysler
U.S. Procurement
U. S. Solons
Jon Quemoy
Girl
Kian
Kentucky
Hartford. Com
Joseph Callahan
Carl
Wilton
South Coast
Pacific Coast
Hwy
Long Beach
Nevada
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!