Organized Labor Faces Uncertain Front in U S
Detroit June 6 Organized labor in America stands strong in men and money and has won gains since 1933 but faces new ground under Republican shifts. John L Lewis calls for kept momentum while AFL Meany notes tense days as unions navigate politics legislation and economics amid high output and rising earnings.
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Belman Morin
Detroit
America
Washington
John L. Lewis
George Meany
AFL
Labor mood and policy shift mark changes in American industry
The text argues that excess profits taxes funded civilian research leading to new machines and products, pending completion of government contracts. It notes leaders from 1919 1920 endured downturns and learned to handle crises, cites David L. Cole on labor momentum and Section 7A of the NRA boosting unionizing, and observes the Democratic era ending last November.
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Federal Mediation Service
David L. Cole
Congressional
Texas Sets Four Year Doe Harvest Plan in Three Counties
The game commission assigns wildlife biologist Eugene Walker to Kerrville to supervise a limited doe harvest in Gillespie Mason and Kerr Counties. The Legislature authorized the program for four years starting next fall with county commissioners deciding final harvest permission.
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Austin
Texas
The
Game Commission
Eugene Walker
Kerrville
Gillespie
Mason
Kerr
Howard Dodgen
Dodgen
Siamese twins Mary and Margaret Gibb return home after surgery
Mary and Margaret Gibb, both 41, Siamese twins, have returned to Holyoke from New England Deaconess Hospital where Margaret underwent abdominal tumor surgery.
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Boston
Mary
Margaret Gibb
Holyoke
New England Deaconess Hospital
Margaret
Connecticut Woman Pleads Guilty To Biting Policemen
NEW LONDON Conn June 6 Mary Jane Bennett 19 appeared in police court charged with breach of the peace and resisting arrest Four policemen complained she had bitten them One of them Policeman Royal E Bitgood She pleaded guilty.
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New London, Conn
Mary Jane Bennett
Royal E. Bitgood
German Emissary Returns From Washington
Herbert Blankenhorn, chief of Bonn’s political department, arrived in Frankfurt after delivering a message to President Eisenhower. He said the United States will not take international decisions involving Germany without Bonn’s consultation, a point also conveyed to Chancellor Adenauer in a cable. He was received by Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles in Washington.
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Congress
Reuther
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Associated Press
White House
General Motors
Businssmen
Frankfurt
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Herbert Blankenhorn
Bonn
John Foster Dulles
Insect Plague Ravages Cinchona Plantings in Kivu
Voracious sphinx caterpillars have destroyed 500 acres of cinchona plantings in Kivu province in the eastern Belgian Congo. Bark from the cinchona tree is a source for quinine salts. Planes are being used to spray trees in combating the infestation.
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Bukavu
Belgian Congo
Sphinx
Kivu
Fruit topping for vanilla ice cream with citrus and melon
Peel and dice oranges removing white pith. Dice half a cantaloupe into small cubes. Slice maraschino cherries finely. Mix oranges cantaloupe and cherries and spoon over vanilla ice cream.
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Palace of Fine Arts
Mexico City
Direccion General DE Turismo
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