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Right to Work Shields Workers From Union or Employer Coercion
The piece argues that unlike civic groups where members can resign, labor union members face livelihood loss if they quit. It cites the Wall Street Journal on coercion under closed and union shops. It praises right to work laws protecting workers from both union and employer coercion, noting 17 states have adopted them.
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How About Herter in the 1956 GOP Field
Massachusetts Governor Christian A Herter emerges as a potential dark horse in the 1956 Republican nomination race. An internationalist with a long record in Congress and as governor, his stance on foreign aid civil rights and labor ties contrasts with anti internationalist wings. He faces questions about birth status and carries Massachusetts backing but may be judged by the New Hampshire primary.
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Grange Backs 50-50 Law Supporting American Merchant Marine
The National Grange endorses keeping the 50-50 provision, aligning agricultural and maritime interests to ensure half of government financed cargoes travel on American flag ships. Other groups like the Pacific Supply Cooperative and the National Industrial Traffic League also support the policy, linking farm prosperity with national defense and foreign markets.
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Cop stays in speech as Hoover fights a losing battle
Hal Boyle notes J. Edgar Hoover campaigns to outlaw cop as disrespectful but the term remains widespread. Police officers and public alike refer to themselves as cops, while Hoover’s stance struggles against a language that embraces the label and its affectionate use.
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Calculated risk on Eisenhower second term debated in Washington
Cabinet members privately weigh whether Eisenhower will seek a second term. Analysts split between personal risk and duty, noting the impact a non candidacy would have on world leadership, policy continuity, and markets during a potential eight month uncertainty period.
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Bugs Baer Birthday Chaos at Toots Shor’s
George Dixon recalls Bugs Baer turning a 70th birthday celebration at Toots Shor’s into a lively clash of speakers. James A. Farley offered praise, while Baer disrupted tributes and stole the show with quips and interruptions from the toastmaster role.
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Presidential speeches and the one great speech idea
Professor Robert F. Ray argues no candidate can craft thirty major addresses in sixty days and urges a single strong speech. He contends a president should acknowledge limits, explain strengths, and let voters infer competence for other issues. The idea risks election odds but could guide a capable White House plan.
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Theaters Merge in City Exhibition Deal
The Paramount Gordon Sorg and Strand theaters join under The Southia Theaters Co oversight. Roy Pat Patterson resigns as Gordon manager and takes partial ownership in States and Family theaters with George Turlakis. City firemen receive a $10 monthly raise. Israel population shifts with rising rural growth.
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Weather slows Middletown commute after wet snow
Residents cope with a slick wet snow blanket that slowed travel and delayed work. Drivers with lights on crawled along as downtown merchants and workers cleared storefronts and homes in readiness for the thaw. Florida and California are mocked as sunshine states with red faces.
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Marilyn Monroe buys Sleeping Prince rights with Olivier link
Gossip pages report Marilyn Monroe Inc securing film rights to The Sleeping Prince for about 200000 and eyeing Sir Laurence Olivier for a film project. The London stage pairing of Olivier and Vivien Leigh is recalled while Broadway circles monitor ongoing industry buzz and MM's casting hopes.
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Grace Kelly in flower dress at Monaco castle portrait
Grace Kelly wears a flower printed dress near Monaco’s castle as Prince Rainier observes. The photos, captured by a photographer, document a moment of royal style and publicity.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Highlights Planning and Romance
Estrellita notes a distraction free day ideal for planning work and affairs. Evening vibrations favor romance and cultural interests. Birthday reads: six months of professional gain and appreciation, with social harmony from June to October and a call to seek expert guidance for new fields. A June-born child may be artistic yet cautioned by a caustic streak.
Six millionth American car rolls off assembly line
The six millionth car from the American automotive industry has just been produced, prompting questions about how to fit it into today’s traffic stream. A separate note recalls a humorous claim about a dolphin and a quirky remark about a member of the funny tribe.
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