Eisenhower Pledges Safeguards At AFL-CIO Convention
Eisenhower urged the merged labor group to protect minority views and reflect them accurately. He stressed cooperation between unions and employers without government interference, while George Meany pledged the AFL-CIO would be a force for good in America and engage more in labor politics. The convention opened with a constructive mood and optimism for the labor giant’s direction.
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Eisenhower
New Labor Organization
Afl-Cio
Combine
Labor
Democratic Party
Remembering Glenn L. Martin aviation pioneer and innovator
The obituary honors Glenn L. Martin 69, praising his genius in transforming flight into practical aircraft engineering. It credits his bold vision and resilience for accelerating America's air power, bridging early powered flight to the atomic age, and shaping the aviation era despite critics and hardships.
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Glenn L. Martin
Martin
America
Glenn Martins
Sudden Beer Frenzy At Osaka Trade Fair Ends Without Beer
Police in Osaka, Japan say a prank caused a sudden visitor rush to a Chinese Communist trade fair after handbills promised free beer. Attendees found only machinery displays and no alcohol.
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Osaka
Japan
Ten Years Ago Kiwanis Talk Reveals War Front Tales
Capt William N Baker of Durand returns from Europe and speaks at a Kiwanis meeting about experiences with the First Army during the breakthrough. Dr Raymond A Woodruff joins the Green County Breeders Association staff. At Etter's store a nine dozen hosiery shipment draws crowds. Don Hutson to address Monroe high school football dinner on Jan 29. Dr William G Renee of Iowa City joins Monroe clinic.
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William N. Baker
Durand
Europe
Kiwanis’ Club
Don Hutson
Green Bay
Great End
Monroe
William G. Renee
Towa City
Monroe Nic
Dumdiddy Gift Sparks Family Clash In Beanie Runaway
Beanie and Betsy clash over Betsy’s clay Dumdiddy for Santa. Beanie mocks it and plans to run away after their mother’s fatigue from constant fighting. Betsy defends her gift, and the scene ends with Beanie grabbing the clay figure in a tense moment.
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Beanie
Betsy
Santa Claus
Sam
Kit
Beanie Runs Away at Christmas in Lonesome Road Meeting
Beanie, fleeing Christmas, meets a fat man scribbling in a notebook on a lonely road. The boy admits he hates Christmas and is unsure where the road leads. The astonished stranger questions the timing of a run away child just before Christmas.
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Beanie
U.S. and Eastern Air Lines Found Jointly Liable in 1949 Crash
The Supreme Court ruled the United States government and Eastern Air Lines were jointly negligent in a 1949 crash near Washington National Airport that killed 55. The court refused to increase damages beyond 15 000 per death and upheld the liability split among the government and airline. The DC 4 and a P 38 fighter collided during landing attempts. only the Bolivian pilot survived. The case involved claims by the Miller estate of Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Waamuvuiunur
Supreme Court
U.S
Eastern Air Lines
Eric Rios Bridoux
Washington National Airport
Ralph Miller
Chevy Chase
Teehee George Westinghouse
Byrnes Opposes Tax Cut Action in 1956 Plan
Rep. Byrnes of Wisconsin argues there is no justification for cutting income taxes in 1956, saying any reduction should come through lower first bracket rates rather than raising personal exemptions. He notes the budget should balance by June 1953 and warns against excluding people from tax rolls.
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Washington
Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Amazing bargains in The Times sifted daily
Daily The Times presents a roundup of top bargains with savings across items, urging readers to check the page for the latest price drops, discounts, and featured sales. The short notice highlights value deals and encourages frequent daily revisits.
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Times
Homemakers Club Christmas Parties Reported
The Decatur Town and Country Homemakers plan a Christmas party at Mrs. Jessie Douglas home with co host Mrs. Grace Hartman. Twin Grove Homemakers held a Christmas gathering at Grant's Maple Grove restaurant with gifts and slides by Robert Eicholz Mines. William Wood and Leo Bartelt led the event. The next Twin Grove meeting will be at Lawrence Raymer home.
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Decatur
Jessie Douglas
Grace Hartman
Twin Grove
Twin Grove Homemakers Club
Grant
Maple Grove
Japan
Korea
Robert Eicholz Mines
William Wood
Leo Bartelt
Lawrence Raymer
Ralph Smith 68 Dies in Freeport
Ralph Smith aged 68 died Sunday at his Freeport home after 30 years as a fireman for the Illinois Central railroad. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Schwarz Funeral Home with Rev. Marcelus Cikan officiating. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Survived by wife Margaret Hanley, two sons Ralph Jr and John of Freeport, five daughters Mary Margaret Sheila Maureen all of Freeport and Sister Mary Brenda OSF of Mokena, two brothers Merle and Lloyd, and sister Elsie Smith of Winslow.
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Swauon
Otober) Smith
Winslow
Freeport
Illinois Central Railroad
Schwarz
Marcellus Cikan
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Christopher
Dora Smith
Margaret Hanley
Ralph Jr
John
Mary
Margaret
Sheila
Maureen
Mary Brenda Osf
Mokena
Ill
Merle
Browntown
Lloyd
Moline
Elsie Smith
Hupa Indian Rank Linked to Price Paid for Mother
Among the Hupa people of California a man’s social rank once mirrored the price his father paid for his mother, reflecting a lineage based on maternal price in traditional status.
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California
District Dairy Association Elects Delegates at Platteville
Dairy farmers from Grant, Iowa, Green and Lafayette counties will elect seven voting delegates to the state annual meeting in March. The District 1 meeting in Platteville Municipal auditorium Tuesday includes four producers and three industry members, plus two committeemen to three-year terms. The program opens with a film followed by reviews of state and national set-aside and financial condition.
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Platteville
American Dairy Association
Grant
Iowa
Green
Lafayette
Progress report on ADA campaigns post elections
The area fieldmen outline plans for after elections to report on overall ADA progress and activities. They will cover merchandising and advertising with focus on outcomes from the June Daily month and October Cheese Festival promotions. In England alfalfa is called lucerne.
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ADA
England
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