AFL-CIO Expels Bakery and Sets Expulsion Tactics
The AFL-CIO voted 11,118,079 to 1,680 to expel the Bakery Workers Union amid corruption accusations against James G. Cross and internal reform groups. Meany pledged rapid action and warned Cross to resign or face immediate removal as the federation aims to purge corrupt elements.
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Atlantic City
Afl-Cio
James G. Cross
George Meany
Cross
Bakery Union Executive Board
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Meany
Bakers Union
Federation
Bakers
Temsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Trade Talks and Labor Showdowns in a Paralyzed Reform Drive
Amid AFL-CIO factions and expulsion threats for Laundry Wak Jess and Disillery Workers a stalled labor scene unfolds as scouts receive Toastmasters coaching and prep for a Washington rehearsal. Congress plans to extend the Trade Agreements Act and authorize tariff cuts, while education and public campaigns in Baltimore raise funds for the U S Frigate Constellation restoration.
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Gates
Afl-Cio
Wakjess
Carroll County
Board of Education
Constellation
Pratt Street
Baltimore
Scouts Hear Justice Tom Clark In Public Speaking Class
Five Frederick County Scouts and Explorers joined a statewide group of 2,000 in a Saturday morning public speaking class led by Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark. The event, aimed at shaping talks on what Scouting means, included remarks by Justice Clerk, a Eagle Scout, and headliners like General Lewis B. Hershey. Local participants from Troop 268 New Market Grange, Troop 29 Paint Rocks Club, and Troop 799 were Roll Sullivan Edward Hemby Terry Fleetwood Kevin Toucks and William Herrick.
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Frederick County
Supreme Coux
Tom Clark
Justice Clerk
Hinself
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Siemiore
Hier
Tonians
Roll A. Sullivan
Edward Hemby
New Market Grange
Terry Fleetwood
Kevin Toucks
Paint of Rocks Raritan Club
William Herrick
Spon
Eisenhower seeks five year tariff authority renewal
The administration urges a five year renewal of presidential power to cut tariffs and forge trade pacts amid Cold War tensions with Russia. Weeks touts a new realistic program while Dillon briefed reporters as part of a push for Congress approval of this key economic policy cornerstone alongside a $235 million loan fund for developing nations and U S involvement in a global trade cooperative.
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Paris
Russia
Conigress
Washington
Eisenhower
State and Commerce Departments
Secretary of Commerce
State Department
C. Douglas Dillon
U.S
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Congress
Police Department Probe Is Concluded
Baltimore officials announce the police probe is closed praising most of the force and urging public gratitude. Reports note irregularities confined to a small segment and caution against prosecutions that would breach wiretap secrecy amid ongoing indictments for subornation of perjury in the Rackets Division.
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Spector
Clarence
Baltimore
Froi
Tate
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