School Racial Rows Blamed on Parents
Commissioner Samuel M. Brownell blamed parental influence for racial tensions in southern public schools, noting youngsters show less prejudice than adults. He spoke during a visit to Los Angeles for a convention of the Association of School Business Officials, urging gradual nationwide uniformity in teacher credentials through state cooperation.
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Samuel M. Brownell
South
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Brownell
Washington
Washigton
D./ Co
U. S.atty
Herbert Brownell
The
Association of School Business Officials
Wage Struck Philadelphia Orchestra Faces Walkout
Philadelphia Orchestra musicians and officials failed to settle wages early today causing four more concerts to be canceled including one in New York. AFL musicians earning 140 dollars weekly sought a ten dollar raise. the demand was rejected. A Sunday night compromise reduced the union demand to a three hundred dollar yearly scale, while management offered two year and three year contract plans with limited raises.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
New York
AFL
Secretary Says Few Stay on Jobless List
Secretary of Labor Mitchell stated that unemployment remains high in some areas and industries. He noted many people cycle in and out of work, with a core of transit workers and newcomers contributing to joblessness while asserting no large, stable pool of unemployed persists.
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Peoria
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Mitchell
Eisenhower
Fann
Eisenhower Pays Tribute to Willkie
President Eisenhower paid tribute to Wendell L. Willkie at a Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church memorial service in New York. The pastor Dr John Sunderland Bonnell praised Willkie's world view and urged future candidates to follow his principles as about 250 attendees included Willkie’s widow.
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New York
Eisenhower
Wendell L. Willkie
Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Willkie
John Sutherland Bonnell
Bonnell
Advocate
Stevenson Sees Big Swing Toward Democrats in Phoenix
Adlai Stevenson told Arizona Democrats at a Phoenix fund raiser that there is a tremendous swing toward the Democratic Party and he predicts Democrats will win control of the House by 30 to 40 seats. He cautioned about Senate chances, noting only that Democrats may gain but offering no numbers. He criticized Republicans for record deficits and said Democrats led in exposing deficiencies of the new program. He planned to spend five days visiting Taos and Stephen Mitchell, the Democratic national chairman, on the trip.
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Taos
N. M
Stephen Mitchell
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