Labor Board Split 3 2 In Union Case
The Labor Board split three to two in a union case, ruling that labor organizations illegally interfered with employees activities and discharged four workers for union involvement. The decision, sharply dissenting, centered on a Portland area dispute between unions and employers over a management office run by unions.
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Washington
Anton
Nec
Philly Ray Rexigers
Boy
Leedom
Portia
Gre
Ioca
AUL Nising Priployes
AFL Teamsters
Portland
Council of Oregon Teansters
aSy Techinedt Rearity
Wamsters
Union Building Association
Exantines Marin
Bennett
Fast Amoyy
Emploo
French Cabinet Upholds Faure Plan Rebuilds Moroccan Policy
The Prenety met today and approved Premier Belgar Faure’s proposals to curb the Morgvean uprising. The session lasted thirteen hours with tensions over ousting Resident General Gilbert Grandval and pushing for a sterner policy toward Moroccan nationalists.
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Prenety Met
Belgar Faure
Faure
Kent
Gilbert Grandval
Dehens
Sett Palley
Morocco
Sultan Sidi
Mohammed Moulay
Ben Avali
Fawe
Draken
Eco
Pastor Backs Legal Whisky Sales in Knoxville
NASAVELLE. Dr. Wiliam Lea, rector of St. John's Episcopal, urged moderation and cautioned that legislation cannot legislate goodness. He spoke to his congregation amid Knox County election petitions for a liquor referendum, arguing pastors must model temperance while recognizing the reach of alcohol.
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Nasavelle
Wiliam
Lea
St. John’s Episcopal Cinweh
Knox County Eterlion Commission
Arlington Dogs Bite More Men Than Women
Arlington dogs show a two to one preference for biting men over women in four years of records. Health department survey notes that men received four nips per every bite on a woman.
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Arlington
Allington
Gunman Holds 200 At Bay In Detroit Siege
A gunman identified as Charles Roising trapped about 200 people in a Detroit area home after a two hour siege. Police officers were wounded as the assailant fired about 40 shots from a rear window and exchanged fire with officers Wyrod Caldwell and Jacques. The standoff ended with Rollins firing on responders and neighbors reporting a gun collection at the scene.
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Loor
Bnse
Charles
Roising
Leama
Tenn
Tim
Detroit
Walter Wyrod
Patrohiean
Anthony Oberdyinski
Rollins
Bernard Still
Tennessee
Wyrod
Testic Caldswell
Edward Jacque
Ieltins
Smith Homie
Kelling
Tennessee Farmer Discovers Uranium Vein Near Cleveland
Tennessee farmer Kenny Davis reports finding a uranium seam on his 2 acre Crab farm after a lab in Knoxville tested samples from red and white sand and slate. An assay showed uranium content and he could receive a $10,000 bonus from Uncle Sam upon delivering the raw ore to the Atomic Energy Commission in Washington. Davis notes the find could fund his farm for years and plans to mine the vein himself with help from local suppliers he knows from wartime work.
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Cleveland
Kenny Davis
Kentucky
Kraxville
Bavis
Bin 10
Atomicnergy Commission
Washington
Davis
Sant
Fle
Vidimeen Teslivment Co
Scouts to Aid In Chest Drive
Local Scoutmasters met at the Cumberland Hotel to plan assistance for the Missleybare Community Chest drive. They aim to recruit 200 volunteer workers and gather names addresses and phone numbers with hours available. Cards will be submitted to Chest Campaign chairman Howard Douglass and missed recruiters referred to the secretary.
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Cumberland Hotel
Missleybare
Hive
Wales
Azores
Chest
Howard
Douglass
Chaieman
Way
Clarence Stodge
Lawrence Vixecertin
Eel Rosenbalm
Travis Payne
Secatt
Whiting Mire Sill Burning at Whiting Refinery Disaster
A massive oil refinery fire at the Whiting refinery raged into its third day, with 1.5 thousand residents forced from homes and a two-square-mile area evacuated. Officials reported three fuel oil tanks burning, hundreds of thousands of gallons involved, and the blaze contained by morning. Two killed, widespread damage estimated near 100 million dollars with seven homes destroyed and 100 damaged. National Guardsmen patrolled streets to prevent looting as the disaster response continued.
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Dali
Standard Co
Glank
Burney
Gnethelsa Company
Siployes
Crtck
TilQuere
Polis
Chicago
Weather Outlook With Heat Persisting Through Tuesday
Weather forecast shows clear to partly cloudy skies with continued heat today and Tuesday. Tonight will be fair and mild. Wednesday remains partly cloudy and hot with highs around 90 while today’s high reaches about 100.
Clear Creek Opens Aug 31 in Pineville
Pineville reports the Clear Creek school opens August 31 with enrollment 10 to 15 percent higher than last year. New faculty include Rev A N Abererambie teaching English and music and Rev John V Blakes teaching systematic theology. D M Aldrige begins his second year as president with a formal inauguration on October 25 as campus improvements proceed.
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Pineville
Ht Mountain Preachers
Martin V. McKinster
Ut School
A. N. Abecrombie
Mississippi
John V. Blakes
Associa—Ional
Associa—Ional Missiomary
Pine Mountain Baptist Association
Coe Inc
Tey. Kennelli
Clendaniel
First Baptist
Jackson
Abererambie
Duit
Tsantes
Glendaniel
D. M. Aldiige
Egypt and Israel clash in renewed aerial exchanges
Cairo reports a first aero clash after four Egyptian jets crossed into Israeli airspace near the Gaza frontier at the Sinai juncture. Israel claims Egyptian planes were driven back. both sides report two-hour gunfire exchanges with no Egyptian casualties. The week of border fighting continues with rising casualties on both sides.
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Egypt
Gaza
Enyat
Israql
Israel
Jerusalem
Ganni Strip
Sinai Peninsula
Thevusalem
ATC
Pales
Sabrina Fair cast for October 20 21 and 22
The Middlestand Lillie Theatre holds tryouts tonight at 7 30 at Latite Theatre rehearsal rooms on Noorah Ave White Flower Shop for eight women and seven men. Sahyina Fal, famed Broadway success, stars in Sabrina Fair written by Samuel Taylor. Original cast included Joseph Coton and Margaret Sullavan. Directed by Kelly Irvine and Gilbert Liebert. Mrs Joe Caliban serves as production manager.
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Lillie Theatre
Vie
Joe Caliban i S
Arms Parley Opens Today In New York
United Nations, New York. Forty one delegates from the Big Four and Canada gathered for a fresh round of disarmament talks. The session aims to expand on Geneva ideas and set groundwork for higher level talks with the United States and Soviet Union amid cautious optimism.
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United Nations
Canada
Geneva
U.n.rmament Commission
Chie
Eisenholwers
Orelov States
Russia
Bulganin Tater
Likhou
Gerva Oel
Moscow
Tevestiie
Wye FrenchTellis
Armen
Gloria Nagro Speller Faces Uncertain TV Prize Decision
A Baltimore area girl, Gloria Nagro, remains undecided on accepting $15,001 from a television spelling bee for $82,000. Her aunt Maude Danlap and grandparents, staying with her at her grandmother's sister Fay Trust in Gag Mills, weigh whether she will try for the larger prize. Some relatives back a bid for $82,000, while Gloria and her family have not reached a firm choice yet.
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Gag Mills
Vivian Key
Baltimore
Fay
Gloria
of SL Aid
Reds Accuse Reds of Withholding Care for Downed U.N. Flier
PANMUNIOM Korea United Nations officials charged that Carnupists denied 2nd Lt. Guy Mumpns medical treatment after his plane was shot down near the DMZ. He was reportedly held in captivity until the second day and later flown to Tokyo for U.S. Air Force hospital care.
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Guy ST Bumpas
Jackson
Aliss
Isead
Korea
United Nations
Charles W. Brown
Louisville
USAP
North Orem
Demilitarized Zone
Bumgxis
Ose
Teown
Panmuniom
U.N
Guy Ff. Mumpns
Fet
Vhagh
Harlan C. Parks
Parks
Dumpas
Deen
North Korea
Manila taxi duel ends as officer shoots taxi at headlight
A Manila police patrolman faced off with a taxi driver in a high speed clash near North Harbor. After four failed charges the officer fired between the car’s headlights, killing the taxi driver who surged toward him amid a noisy street fight.
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CRW
Alfredo Mfanilansan
Gre
Chewy
Manili
Mariano
Concenda
Megan
Manslan San
North Harbor
Concepcion
Manslansan
Manustansan
Ain
Truce Team Cut Okayed by UN
UN agrees to reduce the four nation inspection teams in Korea amid clashes and protests. Maj. Gen. Ervin Parks notes reductions are temporary as the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission faces Communist obstruction. South Koreans clash with presence of teams injuring 41 U.S. soldiers and over 400 locals. The plan tensions center on Czech and Polish delegates accused of espionage activities.
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Fanmunjom
Korver
United Nations
Coruenunl
Ervin CO. Parks
Iejoint Military Armistice Commission
Parks
Neural Nations Supervisory Commission
North
Kores
Senemat Rice Sain
U.S
Dulles
Promiser
United States
Ceechs
44 Infants Poisoned by Milk Plant Arsenic Stabilizer
A milk company admits a plant likely used arsenic stabilizer in bottling, causing 44 infant deaths and 4,964 hospitalizations. Company spokesman Te Morinaga says an internal investigation found arsenic present in the stabilizer we imported.
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Toryotte
Folley
Pwered
Te de Morinaga P Companny
Sail
Middlesboro City Elementary and High Schools Set to Open
Middlesboro announces the start of the school year for all city elementary, junior high, and high school students on September 6 at 9 00 for elementary and 8 40 for high school. New entrants in grades 1 through 12 must register August 30 to September 2 with district officials. Tuition rates are listed: grades 1 through 12 at 1 per semester and high school at 60 per semester. State rules require guardianship proof for students living with relatives outside the district and tuition arrangements accordingly.
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Seniars
Middlesboro
Schior
Ineely
Graves
Fetna Farmer
Mandesbere
Pronema
Adkins
Conytral School
Cawsday
Meen
Zvriday
Lassiter
State Department of Educaion
Suiretja
Linits
Middleshire
Landy Mother Testifies On Communist Ties At Hearing
Mrs Landy former Communist party member testifies at a closed hearing as Navy reviews why her son Eugene Landy was denied a naval reserve commission. She says she quit years ago under his insistence and declined further comment. The inquiry panel weighs if the Navy erred in designating him a security risk and may compare with a similar case involving Stephen Branzow of Ba.
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Washington
Dual Reserve Commission
Deborah Landy
Eugens Landy
Mit
Landy
Kalfee - Klassen
Tupene
Eugene
Naval Reserve Commission
U.S. Merchief Marine Academy
Kings Point
N.Y
Navy
Charles Ss. Thomas
Smily
Communist Party
Temnly
Porce
Donald A. Quarles
Sabwi
Airaian
Stephen Branzowvieh
Dummitt Eyes Denney Offer
Jaygion S. Bummiltt notes a 3percent special commission plan from Payette County Court as he ponders accepting Milwh R. Denney's offer to serve as campaign chairman for the GOP gubernatorial bid. He believes the party could win with Denney in November and aims for a strong campaign.
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Lexington
Jaygion
S. Bummiltt
Special Commission
Payette County Court
Imominee
R. Denney
Dammit
Denney Saunday
Denney
Dunwaite
Karla C. Clements
Wehen
GOP
Girl Charged As Shoplifter
A local store arrest of a girl alleged to have shoplifted articles worth a reported total by SMU. Police say the suspect was taken to Pineville for a medical evaluation while investigators proceed with the case under Officer Williams supervision.
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Eal Muldinsburg
Inken Imle
Buster Ail
SMU
Asomen
Montgomery Watson
Woolworth's
Williams
Willams
Pineville
Robert Low
Regis Pond
Williama
Wiecise
Breaks Sound Barrier as Pilot Lands Safely After Canopy Loss
London reports Wing Commander Relaral Tiewurmant of a recce flight losing canopy midair. The pilot fought to control the craft, requested squad support, and managed a safe landing despite helmet and cockpit damage.
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London
Relaral Tiewurmant
Figtsley
Beaumont
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