White House backs bipartisan study of employee security program
The Eisenhower administration will support a Democratic sponsored plan for a 12 member bipartisan commission to study the federal employee security program. The measure, backed by Humphrey and Stennis, calls for a full inquiry into statutes orders and regulations and a report by year end 1956. Mundt said he will support the bill, and a companion House measure passed the committee.
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White House
Washington
Eisenhower
Humphrey
D-Minn
Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Atty
Brownell
House
Walter
D-Pa
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Government Operations Committee
Eisenhower Admin
Istration
Humphrey-Stennis
Zemo Great For Lichy Skin Rash
Zemo, a doctor's formula, promptly relieves itching of surface skin rashes eczema prickly heat athlete s foot. Zemo stops scratching and so aids faster healing and clearing. Buy Extra Strength Zemo for stubborn cases.
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Steam Spews From Cold Tap in Cambridge House
Al Cristo turned on the cold water tap yesterday and instead of water a blast of live steam erupted. Firemen found a hot water heater on the second floor had vaporized water in all lines. He shut off the heater and drained the pipes to avert an explosion.
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Cambridge
Mass
al Cristo
Mundt says Democrats lack issues for 1952 election
Senator Mundt of South Dakota criticizes Democrats in Congress for aligning with the Eisenhower program, claiming they have not created major issues or mounted opposition groups. He praises Majority Leader Johns as congenial but argues the Democrats must craft their own campaign platform.
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Washington
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Congress
Johns
D-Tex
Rising number of employed wives shifts U S work pattern
The share of married women working outside the home has climbed from 6 percent in 1900 to 15 percent in 1940 and about one in four today, signaling a major change in household labor and employment trends across the United States.
Slayer Of 3 Texans Is Hunted
Dickinson Texas residents were shaken as authorities pursued a tall 190-pound airman tied to the slayings of Ruby McPherson 44 George McPherson 12 and Zola Norman 65. The victims were found shot in the McPherson home near the Houston Gulf Freeway weekly. Los Angeles detectives checked a 1953 Ford matching the suspect’s car. Motive remains unclear and no sex crime was indicated.
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Dickinson
Tex
California
Ruby C. McPherson
George Richard McPherson
Zola Norman
McPherson
Houston-Galveston Gulf Freeway
Inglewood
Ex Ohio GOP Chairman Charles Frederickson Dies
COSHOCTON Ohio Charles R Frederickson 79 former Ohio Republican Party chair and factory executive died after a three year illness Services and burial will be held tomorrow He headed American Art Works a major Calender firm and served as a presidential elector for Warren G Harding He declined the U S Senate seat offered after the death of Senator Frank B Willis in 1928 and later chaired Myers Y Cooper's 1928 gubernatorial campaign
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Coshocton
Ohio
Charles R. Frederickson
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Frederickson
American Art Works
Warren G. Harding
U. S. Senate
Frank B. Willis
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Daredevil Hurt When Pole Breaks
Aerial daredevil Herman Hoger 32 of New York was seriously injured when the 65 foot pole he performed on broke and toppled him onto a crowd at White City amusement park in Shrewsbury Mass. He suffered two fractured feet and possible spine injuries. Four spectators were injured, none seriously. He described the pole sway and mid descent as the top section bent like a sapling before the fall. His wife helps him from the hospital bed.
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Shrewsbury
Mass
Herman Hoger
New York
White City
Hoger
Pope Blesses Just Strikes by Railroad Workers
Pope Pius XII blessed Roman railroad workers as they organize to defend their rights and improve living conditions. He said such action aligns with church social teaching when morally permissible and warned that violence against others’ property is not acceptable. The workers gathered inside St. Peter's Basilica for the blessing.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
St. Peter’s Basilica
Montreal mayor vows reform amid club crackdown
Montreal’s Mayor Jean Drapeau presses a clean-up agenda targeting law-breaking night clubs and 2 a.m. closings while facing pending court cases. He cites housing, traffic, and mass transit as top issues, pledging a housing drive for 23,000 aging dwellings and exploring one-way streets and a possible monorail to ease bottlenecks. Pacifique Plante aids police as part of the crackdown, showcasing a determined team approach.
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Montreal
Jean Drapeau
Drapeau
Pacifique
Pax) Plante
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