Hearings on FEPC Bill Wind Up In Senate
Washington Senate hearings on a bill to create a federal fair employment practices commission wind up today with sponsor Sen Ives conceding a filibuster challenge. Walter Reuther CIO president endorsed the bill as five witnesses including two church groups were set to testify. Reuther warned that southern foes threaten to filibuster and Ives acknowledged the block but pledged to keep pressing toward a law to prevent job discrimination based on race creed or color.
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Washington
Senate
Ives
Walter Reuther
CIO
Reuther
FEPC
Labor Subcommittee
Ives, Who Also Heads the Ubcommittee
New York
Congress
New Car Sales Fall In Cleveland
New car sales in January and February were 10 percent lower in Cleveland than in the same period last year. Used car sales for the same interval rose by 2.3 percent, according to Clerk of Courts Leonard F. Fuerst.
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Cleveland
Leonard F. Fuerst
Zanesville Man Dies in Auto Crash After Heart Attack
Everett E. Cope 46 of Zanesville died yesterday of a heart attack following a collision between his pickup and a car on U S 40 eight miles west of Zanesville, according to the state police.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Everett E. Cope
U.S. 40
Waacs May Get Credit For Duty
Senate action would grant former WAAC members active duty credit matching the WAC status. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Saltonstall, seeks longevity pay and retirement benefits for Waacs who remained on military duty after 1943. If approved, it recognizes Waacs as on active duty rather than auxiliaries.
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WAC
Women's Army Corps
Waacs
Sen. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Defense Department
Sen. Duff
R-Pa
Senior officers discharged to run in May election
Seventeen South Korean officers including a rear admiral have been discharged from service to contest the May National Assembly election, the Defense Ministry announced. The move affects a mix of high ranking officers as Seoul prepares for the political contest.
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Seoul
Defense Ministry
Trenton Mennonite Church to Host Five Day Missionary Sermons
The Rev. John Thiessen of New Ton, Kansas, a former India missionary, will speak at the Mennonite Church in Trenton from March 8 to March 12. Topics include Against the Grain and Personal Victory. Services start at 8 p.m. nightly. Thiessen is general secretary of the Mennonite Board of Missions.
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John Thiessen
Newton
Kan
India
Mennonite
Trenton
Board of Missions of the Mennonite Churches
Thiessen
Mr. Thiessen
Bethel College
Chicago
Elizabeth Wiens
J. E. Amstutz
Solon's Son Seeks Congressional Post in Michigan 9th
Albert J. Engel Jr., 29, an attorney and son of former congressman, announced his candidacy today for the Republican nomination in Michigan's 9th District. He will oppose incumbent Republican Rep. Thompson, who took over after the elder Engel retired.
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Muskegon, Mich
Albert J. Engel Jr
Michigan
Engel
Thompson
Adenauer Seeks Talks With Bidault on Saar Dispute
West German Chancellor Adenauer offers immediate talks with Georges Bidault to settle Saar disagreements as he heads to Greece and Turkey for a three week trip. France wants Saar integrated with its mines and transport while Germany seeks to Europeanize the territory. French cabinet eyes a fast vote on the European Defense Community but Laniel favors a slower pace. The United States signals it will declare policy on troop presence once France fixes a parliamentary date. A lone diving bird, the Joon, emits a cry like insane laughter.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
Konrad Adenauer
Europe Defense Community
Adenauer
Bidault
Saar
Greece
Turkey
France
Bonn
Joseph Laniel
New York Times
United States
Europe
Washington
U.S
Seven Shots But No Hits In Knoxville Robbery
A Knoxville man entered H. T. King grocery and announced a hold up. Mrs. King grabbed the gun, the robber fired twice missing both times. Mrs. King fired twice, also missing. The husband joined with a third gun and fired three to four times, all misses. The holdup man fled. no one injured or robbed.
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Knoxville
Tenn
H. T. King
Federal payroll drops 18th time in January
Washington A Senate House committee said today the federal civilian payroll fell in January for the 18th consecutive month. The Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reported government employees numbered 2,348,457 in January, down 8,834 from December.
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Washington
Senate House
Joint Committee On
Danish Youth Party Debuts In Local Elections
In Copenhagen, Denmark the National Youth party debuted in local elections with a platform targeting investigations like those led by Mr. McCarthy in the United States. The party captured 115 votes while Social Democrats dominated, gaining 57 seats and control of 61 of 104 towns and Copenhagen boroughs. Singlet Tax and Communists fell back, with 5 and 16 council seats respectively. The note adds that the geographic center of North America is near Rugby, North Dakota.
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McCarthy
United States
Social Democrats
Copenhagen
Singlet Tax Party
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