Mail Makes It Clear Schenck Area Congressmen For Strong Labor Bill
Three Miami Valley congressmen vow to back the Griffin Landrum substitute as the strongest labor reform bill. They argue the committee bill weakens existing laws and could protect corrupt practices. Brown warns some provisions might weaken union disclosure and calls for tighter controls. The plan hinges on votes and public opinion to replace the committee bill with the Griffin Landrum measure.
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Washington
Miami Valley
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
William M. McCulloch
Piqua
McClellan
Schenck
McCulloch
Clarence J. Brown
Manchester
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Hoase Labor Committee
Griffin-Landrum
Eisenhower
Brown
Secretary of Labor
Sone
Valiley
Strick
No Man’s Land
National Labor Relations Board
Springboro council trims police radio in economy move
Springboro is without police radio after a 4 to 1 council vote to remove the cruiser radio. Police Chief Robert Baker, returning from vacation, argues the economy move harms efficiency and endangers arrests, noting the radio cost about 50 dollars yearly to operate and that residents will have to seek officers without direct communications. Eyler, the dissenting council member, says the action backtracks and could increase response time and risk.
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Springboro
Robert Baker
Baker
State Patrol
Harry O'Neill
Eyler
Warren Countty
Lebanon
Councilman Fyler Flags Majority View at Meeting
Councilman James Fyler, president pro tem, said the impression from the meeting was that the majority of the council favored a particular plan or approach. He noted prevailing sentiment and urged further discussion to reach consensus.
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James Fyler
Council
Rain Drips Into Capitol Despite Heavy Washington Rain
A heavy storm caused a roof leak at the Capitol with water running into the Senate library stack room, but officials reported no damage to about 200,000 volumes. Debris clogged drains, while workers cleaned the dome as Washington saw nearly three inches of rain.
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Washington
Capitol
Capitol Dome
Senate Library
Richard D. Hupman
Rotunda
J. George Stewart
Strike Ends at Ad dressograph Multigraph Euclid Plant
A June 12 strike by Office Employes Local 49 at Ad dressograph Multigraph Corp. plants in Euclid ends after workers approve a new contract. Production will resume Monday.
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Cleveland
Addressograph
Multigraph Corp
Euclid
Man cited after two car crash at Yankee and 14th
Police cited Henry Howard, 51, of 1618 Jefferson Ave for following too closely after a two car crash at Yankee Road and 14th Avenue. No injuries were reported. Vera Bennett, 1216 Curtis St, also involved. Damage totaled about $125.
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Henry Howard
Jefferson Ave
Yankee Road
14Th Avenue
Noone
Vera Bennett
Curtis St
Accidents in City Involve Five Vehicle Collisions
Yesterday's incidents include Chester Hagen and Ronald Hall at Clinton Street and Verity Parkway. Mildred Marshall and James Frasher at Central Avenue and Garfield Street. William Carter and Ollie Levely at Yankee Road and 4th Avenue. Charles Tut tle and Elizabeth Poff at Central Avenue and Grimes Street. Damages range from 100 to 165 dollars.
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Chester Hagen
Yankee Rd
Ronald Hall
Matson St
Trenton
Clinton Street
Verity Parkway
Mildred Marshall
Meadow Ave
James Frasher
Sheffield St
Central Avenue
Garfield Street
William Carter
11Th Ave
Parke
Ollie Levely
Yankee Road
4Th Avenue
Charles Tuttle
Morgan St
Elizabeth Poff
Franklin Rt. 1
Grimes Street
Freak Rains Flood Richmond
Severe thunderstorm rains drenched Richmond's West End and Lakeside areas causing widespread damage. Estimates vary with unofficial reports of over 6 inches in some suburbs while Weather Bureau readings showed about 0.14 inch citywide.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
West End
Lakeside
East End
Weather Bureau
Two Men Flee After Stolen Car Crashes Into Police Cruiser
Franklin authorities hunted two men after a northbound stolen car collided with a Franklin police cruiser at 2 12 a m. No injuries were reported. The chase damaged the patrol car by about 309 dollars and another vehicle by under 100. The car, owned by Howard J Millson of Hamilton, had been taken from a West Chester tavern around 1 45 a m.
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Franklin
State Patrol
Charles Harbach
Frank Harbach
Howard J. Millson
Hamilton
West Chester
Slagle Elected By State Group
Richard Slagle executive vice president of the Middletown Chamber of Commerce was elected secretary treasurer of the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Ohio at the 29th annual convention in Zanesville. Slagle moved to Middletown this year to lead the reorganized chamber after formerly managing the Findlay chamber. Harold J. Mills of Warren was elected president and Arthur C. Kochendorfer of Toledo named vice president.
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Richard Slagle
Middletown
AFL CIO slams stock option plans for executives profits
The AFL CIO reports that corporate leaders profit massively from stock options with little risk aided by favorable tax laws. The study cites Goodrich Rubber, Aluminum Co of America, Ford, U S Steel, General Electric and General Foods, noting erosion of protections and excessive executive control amid inflationary pressure and stock market manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL Cio
Labor Organization
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Goodrich Rubber Co
Aluminum Corp. of America
Ford Motors
U.S. Steel
108 Old Cars Show At Lebanon
Hundreds lined the streets for a Lebanon Retail Merchants Association antique car parade displaying 108 autos of various vintages. Winners announced at the Golden Lamb by Jack Marshall and William Carson included best parade car a 1928 Packard, oldest auto a 1900 Cadillac, best classic 1934 Auburn, best restored autos a 1915 Cadillac and a 1933 Duesenberg, among others.
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Lebanon
Assa
Golden Lamb
Jack Marshall
Chamber of Commerce
William Carson
Herbert Williams
Delaware
Packard
Robert Newton
Camden
Cadillac
Harold Smith
Westlake
Auburn
William Hiatt
Glendale
Roy Tower
Springfield
Franklin
Richard Stockton
Urbana
David Miller
Deerfield
Duesenberg
Walter Larrick
Roy Wilde
Canton
Gayland Miller
Lewisburg
International
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin Formed by Merger
San Francisco echoes merger plans as the San Francisco Call Bulletin and the San Francisco News unite to form the San Francisco News-Call Bulletin. Ownership splits between Scripps Howard and Hearst Publishing with Charles H. Schneider as editor and Lee Ettelson handling business management. The six day afternoon paper keeps a 10 cent price.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Call Bulletin
San Francisco News
Sreipps Howard and
Hearst Publishing Co., Inc
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin
Scripps-Howard
Charles H. Schneider
News
Call- Bulletin
Evening Bulletin
Daily Call
Polio Cases Rise in 1959 Uptick Noted by Health Service
The Public Health Service reports 183 paralytic polio cases in the U S last week, a 1959 record with eight more than the prior week. For eight months totals stand at 1 314, far above 1958, with 83 percent of victims Black and over 75 percent unvaccinated. Birney notes Des Moines easing while Kansas City persists.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service
The
Leroy E. Birney
Des Moines
Kansas City, Mo
Pressure Really Hot In House Labor Fight
Washington AP report on the heated House labor legislation debate. President Eisenhower and AFL CIO leader George Meany press lawmakers as Landrum Griffin Shelley bills divide unions, manufacturers, and business groups. Hoffa Teamsters push grassroots lobbying while committee chair Graham Barden accuses labor of trying to seize control.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Senate
House Labor Committee
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
Eich
Meany
Landrum- Griffin
John F. Shelley
Calif
Teamsters’ Union
California State Federation of Labor
National Assn. of Manufacturers
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Hill
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
Labor Committee
Organized Labor
Margaret O'Brien Weds Harold R. Allen Jr at St. Martin of Tours
Dreamy eyed Margaret O'Brien, 21, married commercial art student Harold Robert Allen Jr in a traditional church ceremony at St. Martin of Tours. Father Joseph Caldwell officiated. Bridesmaids included Anna Maria Albergetti. Maggie Bogue, the bride’s niece, was junior bridesmaid. Guests included Charlie Ruggles, Edward G. Robinson Jr., Jimmy McHugh, and Meredith Willson.
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Hollywood
Margaret O'Brien
Harold Robert Allen Jr
St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church
Joseph Caldwell
S.J
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Maggie Bogue
Larry Sears
Margaret
Gladys O'Brien
Charlie Ruggles
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Jimmy McHugh
Meredith Willson
Obituary of Charles Brunson 74 of Middletown
Charles Brunson 74 of 3111 Morgan St. died at 9 30 am Saturday at Middletown Hospital after four days as a patient and four years of ill health. A retired P Lorillard Co. employee and Blanchester native, he lived in Middletown many years and belonged to Grace Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife Barbara a reared nephew Harold L Wells and sister Mrs Frances Brown of Newtown. Friends may call at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. Services are 2 pm Tuesday with Rev Kenneth Wells. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
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Charles Brunson
Morgan St
Middletown Hospital
Brunson
P. Lorillard Co
Blanchester
Middletown
Grace Baptist Church
Barbara
Mrs Josephine Lake Dies in Charleston
Mrs Josephine Lake formerly of Middletown died Saturday at 3 30 a m at 1573 Jackson Street Charleston West Virginia where she had lived in recent years She was widow of Richard Lake and mother of Nelson Lake a Charleston attorney She survived by three Middletown sisters Mrs Albert Meahl Mrs Bertha Connors and Mrs Earl Weikel and one grandchild Funeral services at 2 p m Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home Rev H C Grunewald officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Monday 2 5 and 7 9 p m
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Josephine Lake
Middletown
Jackson St
Charleston
W. Va
Richard Lake
Nelson Lake
Albert Meahl
Bertha Connors
Earl Weikel
Franklin woman Alice Mehaffey dies at 72
Mrs. Alice Mehaffey, 72, of 124 North Main Street Franklin, died Friday at Edith K Thomas Memorial Hospital Detroit after illness since July 22 while visiting grandson Robert White. Survived by grandchildren. Services at Anglesby Funeral Home Monday with Rev. J W Tann. burial in Wood Hill Cemetery. Eastern Star services tonight at 8 p.m.
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Franklin
Alice Mehaffey
N. Main St
Edith K. Thomas Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Como's Mother Loses See As Diabetic Case
Pittsburgh AP report states 77 year old Mrs Lucia Como mother of Perry Como underwent leg amputation surgery at Mercy Hospital. She has diabetes for years and is "getting along very well." Como traveled to Pittsburgh to be with her mother in Canonsburg Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
Lucia Como
Perry Como
Mercy Hospital
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John Flemming
Hill
Marathon Station
Slagle
General Electric
General Foods
Manchester Ave
Frisco
William F. Arbogast
O’brien
Holywood
Mrs
Como
U.S
Strand Theatre
Strand
West Central
First National Bank
Second Avenue
Broad
Verity
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
U.S. GA
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