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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

12

Steel Union backs Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver

The United Steelworkers of America endorses the Democratic ticket, with over 1.2 million members, as 2,500 delegates unanimously adopt a resolution at the international convention. Stevenson addresses the convention by telephone from Washington, criticizing the administration over Taft Hartley Act, the NLRB and the minimum wage.

Los Angeles United Steelworkers of America Adlai Stevenson Estes Kefauver Steelworkers International Convention David J.mcdonald Stevenson Democratic Standard-Beardrs Washington NLRB

Phone Tie-up Continues in Portsmouth Ohio

Portsmouth, Ohio, a city of about 40 000, entered its second day without telephone service. Gov. Lausche sent representatives to urge Ohio Consolidated to reopen the Portsmouth and Sciotoville exchanges as crews remained blocked by a police battle. The disruption halted normal business and left residents without lines while authorities and company officials tried to resolve the outage.

Portsmouth Ohio Frank J. Lausche Ohio Consolidated Telephone. Co Sciotoville Detroit Bernard L Smith Lawrenceburg Petits Charles Detroit Council L. Rollins Robert _&. Moulton Thee George Mingle State Highway Patrol Rollins Smiths Columbus Lausche

Churchill's Son Ruled Off 64,000 Question

Randophnical land agent in Ireland Wednesday the program's pro Churchill, son of Sir Winston, was ruled off the CBS show The 64,000 Question. Churchill would not get another chance to answer the $128 query. The contestant said it was fantastic to miss on the tip of his tongue.

New York Ireland Winston Churchil Britain CBS Hal Makeh Churchill

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