Failed Union Bombing Case Highlights Teamsters Drive
A Michigan man testified that his car wash was bombed after resisting a Teamsters union drive to enroll his workers. He linked William Bufalino to the effort and urged laws to curb abuse by union leaders. Detroit washers described wage cuts after joining Local 98 with dues amid low pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Duff
William Bufalino
Teamsters
Gus Richardson
Annie Mae Anderson
Virus with two faces may aid cancer research
Biologist J. B. Moloney of the National Cancer Institute reported a two faced virus found in garcoma 37 cell free extracts. The virus did not cause the sarcoma but greatly accelerated a leukemia forming in newborn mice within 10 weeks, with most dying in four to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Jekyl and Hyde
J. B. Moloney
National Cancer Institute
American Assay For
David Lawrence Washington
Free World
Hitler
Adenauer
Kremlin
America
China
United States
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Poland
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
East Germany
Iken Woodrow Wilson
Europe
David Lawrence
Elmcapades and Maryland Utilities leaders noted
Lawrence Cast for Elcapades Utilities Association names Penn president of Maryland Utilities Association at Baltimore conference. Penn succeeds Car der of Potomac Edison. Brehaut reelected treasurer. Fall meeting set for Virginia Beach. Also contains David Lawrence’s column on peaceful coexistence and Cold War policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin E. Penn
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Maryland Utilities Association
Baltimore
Penn
Ropert C. Carder
Potomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Virginia Beach
Word Study: Somnolent Described as Sleepy and Drowsy
The excerpt presents vocabulary notes and misuses in English lessons. It defines somnolent as sleepy and drowsy and includes example sentences. It also discusses mispronunciations and synonyms related to certainty and doubt, plus a daily vocabulary goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gorden
Elm Street students perform in Hit Tunes program
A school program titled Hit Tunes features numerous students including Barbara Putman Kay Koviie Mary Hurst Kay Cury Jean Cline June Cline and many others. After the Elmcapades show the PTA plans a bake sale to raise funds for Elm Street School activities and Donald McLuckie is the principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmcapades
Elm Street School
Estelle Yingling
Quentin Earhart
Carole Miller
Dorothy Handey
William Cadle Jr
Edward Kerns
Doyle Eskew
Whirl
Cadie
Kerns
Eskew
Yingling
Earhart
Gene Speck
George Seaton
Hammer
Sperry Stom
Homer Brooks
Cadle
Sam Jones
Kenny
Klein
Gustaf
Carol Ann Keeney
Patricia Kidd
Robert Waltz
Ronnie Heffner
Francis Scott
Carol Whichard
Kim Cavance
Sherry Keeney
Joe’ Miller
Connie Bradford
Richard, jRady
Sherry DeLaughter
Gloria Wise
Susan Hammond
Donald Putman
Allen Culler
IM Magazine
Derrywill
United States
Diane Goodman
Ronald Scott
Patsy Klipp
Ronald Fox
Janice Jenkins
Glen
Sharon Crum
Susan Krantz
Connie Danner
JoAnn Baker
Linda Rice
Daisy Toms
Galen Hahn
Earl Gastiey
Sharon Lowell
Cindy Dorsey
Frances Anderson
William Bender
Robert Frank
Brenda Lidie
Elaine Kinna
Cynthia Shaffer
Michael Page
James Hammond
Robert Evans
Mr. Seaton
Mary Lynn Englebrecht
Dennis Fagan
Lowell Phillips
Richard Zimmerman
Clark Cottrell
Carole Ann Frushour
Sandra Brandenburg
Meredith Hoover
Eddie Nikirk
Bob Peilicot
Sharon Spring
Susan Detwiler
Ray Curtis
Milt Hendrickson
Mexico
Margaret Wayble
Lewis Coral
Robert Carey
Blaine Roelke
Tommy Dutton
Ronald Young
Sammy Kline
James Scott
Robert Kaufman
Jimmy Schmidt
Theresa Drenenburg
Karen Sieckman
Michael Schaden
Beverly Maupin
Ronnie van Huss
Anita Winpigler
Billy Amich
Ross Wilbiar
Martin Walsh
Katherine Brachey
Warren
Evens
Patricia Jones
Joan Hamimond
Jerry Koogle
Wayne Fox
Lary Bickl
Patsy Warner
Margaret Nusbaum
Mary Rothenhoefer
Jerry Campbell
Dorinda’. Davis
Barbara Fritchie
Our American Heritage
Emerson
Fredericktown
Richard Petre
Roger Burkholder
Sarah
Eel Patna
Belle Clay
Patty Mne
Marlene Ramsburg
Melvin Schwearing
West
Miss Marsh
Ick Street
I P
Salley Jones
Claude G
Mary Hough
Donna Reed
Susan Miller
Valua
Chamberlin
Claudia Harrington
Stephen Albaugh
Susan Sehild
Catherine I. Cook
Frederick
Toronto
Cal
Folowing
Barbara Putman
Kaye Koviie
Mary Hurst
Kay Cury
Jean Cline
June Cline
Mariene Ramsburg
Bettie Utterback
Kathy Feldman
Judith Sherman
Susanne Wilson
Barbara Kline
3Ionna Peddicord
Louise Hargett
Barbara Shatto
Janice Catsail
Geraldine Wolf
Minam Hursey
Janet Heffner
Ann Fraser
Bonnie Danner
Sharon Shanhottz
Ronnie Strene
Donna Baumgardner
Carol Jean Cramer
Sandra Derr
Susan Easton
Susanne Eyler
Brenda Hahn
Nancy Mackley
Lenda Mess
Terrsa Smith
Janet Marsh
Sarara Kine
Susan Shatto
Lois Seeger
Linda Stull
Curtis Foster
Warren Stevens
Frances Norris
Diane Wiles
Susan Buckley
Chris Hagan
Sandra Hoffman
Sharon Sheffield
Candy Stockman
Melinda Stephens
Donna Stine
Rebecca Hough
Connie Shelton
Joan Ke ‘Auger
Sharon Nikirk
Ann Trittipoe
Barbara Brunk
Nancy Brightwell
Linda Atkins
Donna Weddle
Joe Beeson
Mary Margaret Starey
Elizabeth Tems
Joyce Grove
Patty Smith
Norma Jean Heatherly
Sherry Rouizahn
PTA
Elm Street
Donald McLuckie
Arizona Bans Morning Glories as Noxious Weeds
Arizona moves to outlaw more morning glory varieties, classify three as noxious akin to nut grass and Russian knapweed, and ban seed sales. State Entomologist cites choking cotton and hard seed purity, with a public hearing scheduled in Phoenix on April 15. Morning glory advocates, including Tucson reporter Jim Cooper, critique the cotton lobby influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
State Agriculture and Horticulture Commission
W. T. Mendenhall
Jim Cooper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Tibet Revolt Still Seethes In Himalayan Kingdom
AP reports Tibet’s revolt persists with anti Communist Chinese fighters aiding rebels in Lhasa area. Peiping Radio claims major crackdown while Formosa Nationalists say 100000 nomads joined the uprising in the north. Sikang remnants reportedly support Tibetan rebels in rugged frontier regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be 2
Yokyo
China
Peiping Radio
Lhasa
Red
Wé-É
Formosa
Peiping
Sikang
Tibet
Yangtze River
Chiang Kai-shek
Chinese Communist Central Committee
Hints For The Home Decorator Primed for Spring Remodeling
A home furnishings expert outlines fabric choices for different decor styles. She notes sheen fabrics like brocades and damasks suit formal mahogany rooms, while informal woods such as oak and pine pair with cottons, linens, and denim. The piece references church groups, a May 5 banquet, and a separate news item about Claude R. Eatherly’s commitment and a skunk incident in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist
Moscow Denies Sending Kurd Forces To Iraq
London AP reports the Soviet Union denies arming and deploying Kurdish volunteers to Iraq. Tass says a thousand Kurds passed through the Suez Canal aboard the Grazia are being repatriated and calls the claims a complete invention. Moscow Radio cites humane motives and denies training Kurds for partisan warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soviet Union
Iraq
Tass
Grazia
Baghdad
Republicans Pick Chicago For Convention
The Republican National Committee selected Chicago as the site for the 1960 national convention starting July 25. The decision came swiftly on the site committee’s recommendation over five other cities with Richard Cooper of New Hampshire introducing the resolution and Edward S. Shatick of California seconding it. The piece notes the selection followed a formal recommendation process. Later, Governor Tawes proclaims April 1959 as Keep Maryland Beautiful Month and designates April 15 as Reap Maryland Beautiful Day.
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Washington
Chicago
GOP
National Committee
Richard Cooper
New Hampshire
Comi ‘Tirtee
Eduard S. Shati Buck
California
Tawes
Maryland
Governors Committee
Television Schedule Echoes The Way Out West Trouble
A dense late 1950s TV guide fragment lists film showings and serials including Reds and Orioles matchups, Bud Deane and Capitol Caravan, and multiple Perry Mason and Gunfighter programs. Readers see a busy slate from morning to late night with news, movies, and sports segments.
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Reds and Pritlies
Orioles
Senators
James Brothers of
Mussour
Capitol Caravan
Buddy Deane
Champions Workshop
Flowing Gold and Silent Service in Classic TV Lineup
A fragmentary schedule lists programs from news to drama and variety. Notable items include Flowing Gold, Science Fiction Theater, Doorway To Life, Lassie, and Silent Service with entries for Jane, Dinah Shore, and Peter Gunn, reflecting a mid century broadcast lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Distiel Attorney
Meet the Press
Chet Huntley
Lassie
Sather
London
Peter Gimn
Jane
Bachelor Fether
Steve Allen
Pete Kelly
Layman
Dinah Shore
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Lawrence
Utilities Association
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Papel
Vivian] Curnutt
University of Maryland
Bomer
Dallas
Tex
Claude R. Eatherly
Veterans Hospital
Waco
Air Force
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Augusta
API
Eisenhower
Eisnhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Heli
Elizabethton
Tenn
Ann Snavely
Oran C. Campbell
Moscow
Zenith Television
Philco
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
Post Office
Durbiguh News
Wear
WRAL
I—Dei
WMAL
Lancaster
Wg4l-Tv
Gree
Rann
Coblentz & Main, Inc. Insurance
Bready
Tillers Planet Jr
Tore Baker
W. Patrick St
EBC Paganaa
Alsther Fink
S—Douglas + surpanks
Jamaica
Boston Blackiell
Our Beautify
Potomac
Temple's Ranch
Four Corners
Bat Masterson
Wild Bil Hickok
Tomahaw
Andy Hardy
Popeye
Union Pacific
Call of the
Highway Patrol
U. S. Border Patrol
African Patrol
Jeffs Collie
McBee
Perry Mason
Mickey Rooney
Dick Clark
Perry Come
Mr. and
Mrs. Marth
Parede
Jubilee TS. AL
Cimarron
Northside UP
D_AL
TSA
San Francisco
Colorado
Little Caesar
Robinson Crizkoe
Norman Vincent Peale
Sherlock Holmes
Elec
Wahl Automatic Heating & Ce Co
Fifth St
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
E. EK
Whitesell
E. _Wattesell
N. Market
Arawdenbudy If
New York
Wy S
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
South Market
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
Decline and Son Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Shipley’s, Inc
Market St
Anne of Greem
l—Saber
Allstar Golf
Popere
Paul Winchell
Shirley Temple
Acton
Omeike Co
Mackenna’s Raiders
Janes
Rogers
Mowe
St Mark
Teo Momiee
Tokyo
Jimgle
Mowie
Ammed
Park ‘N’ Shop Discount Super Mart
Frederick Fair Greands
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