Indiana Congressman Harmon Faces Impeachment Talk
Rep. Ran dall Harmon of Indiana says voters want his impeachment but he remains confident in his office tenure until 1961. He notes $100 monthly pay and $344.10 for Mrs. Harmon to run the office and seeks $1,800 from Uncle Sam for porch use as a mail drop. A post office spokesman says porch mail handling was discontinued and not unusual.
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Two Timken workers sue over plant clash with strikers
In Columbus, two Timken Roller Bearing Co. employees sue for 310000 in Common Pleas Court. Frank Kelso Jr. and Russell Temple allege assault and injuries during an Aug. 20 entry attempt at the plant. Defendants include the United Steelworkers union Local 2173 and 24 union representatives.
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Russell Temple
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United Steel Workers of America
Government planned or normal economy debate heats Congress
In Washington the Senate House Economic Committee splits over whether to pursue government planned growth with more jobs and spending or allow natural growth to limit inflation. Economists warn against fixed growth targets while proponents argue quick pump priming could raise employment and spending.
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May considered unlucky month for marriages in Roman times
Historical note recalls Roman belief that May brought misfortune to weddings. The idea links to broader superstitions about calendar months and marriage timing in antiquity.
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