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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1959

Page

10

Divided Germany Seen as Ongoing Global Danger

AP News Analyst argues a divided Germany remains a longstanding risk. He notes Soviet protests against West Germany arming and warns reunification could threaten European stability if Germany turns from Western influence and NATO commitments.

Associated Press Soviet Union West Germany Western Europe Iself Germany United States European Union NATO

Henderson mill strike ends in mediation failure

Gov. Luther Hodges failed to mediate the Henderson mill strike after hours of talks with Harriett Henderson Cotton Mills president John Cooper and textile union leader Boyd Payton. Hodges said public patience is exhausted as only 292 jobs existed for returning workers and most 1,699 workers remained out.

Raleigh Luther Hodges Henderson Hodges John D. Cooper Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills Boyd E. Payton Carol Textile Workers Union of America Hedges Ino Pla Mamatement

Brando Divorced From Indian Wife

Brando divorces his wife Anza Rashi in Santa Monica court with support terms set. Details include future earnings, custody, and a Beverly Hills house and jewelry. Separate brief items mention a Phoenix police incident and an Oklahoma City burglary arrest scene.

Santa Monica Calif Marlon Brando Anza Rashi Juen Hilton Pagoda Trecour Christian Tandseed Beverly Hills Aml Brande Mez Anna Oklahoma City

Labor Bill Is Adopted By Senate In Labor Rights Move

The Senate approved a seven point labor union rights bill with criminal penalties for leaders who violate rights. The 47 to 46 vote backed Kennedy’s anti corruption frame while McClellan argued it falls short of protections for union members. Support came from 32 Republicans and 25 Democrats with Johnson leading dissent among Democrats.

Washington Senate Jono Lo MccClelan McClellan Kennedy State Labor Management Committee John F. Kenneady Dmass Taft-Har GOP Everett M. Dirksen Hines G.ve McClellan Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Atec Jacob K. Javits New York William Langer North Dakota Secretary of Labor

Railroader Dies From Injuries In Brunswick Yard

A Cumberland railroader, Earl D. Hott, 39, died after injuries from an accident at the Baltimore and Ohio yard in Brunswick. He was airlifted to Georgetown Hospital, with prior treatment at Charles Town Hospital, as investigators review the Sunday afternoon incident involving switching cars.

Brunswick Cumberland Georgetown Washington West Baltiore Jand Ohio Railroad Earl D. Hott Hott H.C. Bodie U. Couvtic Dorset Ing Company, Inc Charles Town W. Va Georgetown Hospital Bodie

Bid dispute over college building bids leads to court case

The Frederick Construction Company claims state officials violated bidding rules by allowing the Dorset concern and Blake Construction Company to file after bids were opened. The suit seeks a declaration that Frederick was the lowest valid bidder for the College of Business and Public Administration project, and asserts that postannouncement bid acceptance breached trust and opened rigged bidding.

Baltimore University of Maryland College Park Frederick Marsland Board Dehn Una Dorjset State Board For Public Works John J. O’donnell Public Improvements S. Ralph Warnken Frederick Construction Company, Inc H. Paul Rome Bernard J. Russell Dorset Concern Blake Construction Company Washington Mately Dorset College of Business and Public Administration Frederick Construction Company

Stone Danube Bridge in Regensburg Under 129000 Repair

The Danube stone bridge in Regensburg is set for a 129000 repair due to brittle piers. Engineers note the piers burned in 3135 46, a long known vulnerability.

Regensburg Germany Danube

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