Supreme Court upholds Taft Hartley Act limits on strikes
The Supreme Court in a 6 3 ruling says state labor boards may ban mass picketing force and threats of violence by strikers even when actions may breach federal law. The decision stems from UAW v Kohler Co case in Wisconsin 1954 and limits on federal preemption. In a separate 6 3 ruling the court rejects California wage case on Communist party membership finding no federal question. Justice Douglas dissents.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Reed
United Automobile Workers
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
California
High Court
California Supreme Court
Doris
Walker
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Douglas
Warren
Black
Cutter
United Office and Professional Workers of America
Clark
Just Cause
Communist Party
United Nations asks Hammarskjold to continue Middle East efforts
The Security Council unanimously requests Dag Hammarskjold to persist in reducing tension in the Middle East. He pledges to proceed with hope, staying in New York unless a grave turn requires his presence. Maj. Gen. Burns will coordinate Palestine truce efforts alongside him. The measure urges full cooperation with cease-fire pledges and implementation of the April 4, 1956 resolution.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Council
Palestine
E. L. M. Burns
Cambridge leader named president of The Mother Church
Cliffor Woodard of Cambridge Mass was named president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston for a one year term. The announcement came at the church's annual meeting attended by thousands from around the world. Woodard is an authorized teacher and practitioner with degrees from Harvard College Harvard Graduate School and Harvard Law School. He was born in Warren Pennsylvania and joined The Mother Church in 1908 after a healing experience.
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Cliffor Woodard
Cambridge
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Woodard
Christian Science Board of Directors
Harvard College
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Harvard Law School
Television Schedule Clutter Overflows with Classic Shows
A dense OCR of TV listings shows a jam of 1940s era programs across cartoons news and variety. Notable items include Lone movie blocks with The Miracle of the Bells and Desert Storm, The Cisco Kid and Captain John’s Dis Jemma, Miss Dinah Shore and Steve Allen nights, and sports updates with Wrestling Baltimore boxing and baseball notes.
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TV Today
City Council
Joan
Lamb Aed
Mickey Mouse
Little Mi Margie
Gale Storm
Charles Farrel
Celia Feldman
Artoon
Mick
Officer Happy
Patti Page
Cindy Lou
Country Times
Newsnight
Eddie Gallaher Bonews
John Douglas
Bobo Newsom
Steve Cushing
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Tippy Stringer
Douging Edwards
Galen Fromme
Killan
Curious Camera
Bob McCormick
Ed Shoo
George Rogers
Hray
Michael T
Lous Allen
Jim Gibbons
Matt Thomas
Douglas Edwards
John Daly
Dinah Shore
Waterfront
Preston Foster
Warner Brothers
Gip Young
Hollywood
Swayze
Silvers
Milton Berle
Fred MacMurray
Vaili
Frank Sinatra
Navy
Wyatt Arp
the Bank
Nee—Guy Lombardo
Jane Wyman
the Key
Danny Thomas
Thegglers
Nees
Matthew Warren
Red Skelton
John Carradine
Billy Gilbert
Sterling Holloway
Playwrights
Nancy Walker
Nick and Letty
Cavalcade
the Major
St. Lo
U.S.A
Baltimore
Delaney Case
Celebrity Playhouse
Macdonald Carey
Marguerite Chapman
Studio 57
Teresa Wright
Grace Field
John MacLean
Matthew_ Warren
Bryson Rash
Jim Cox
Don Richards
Gunther
Clark
Herndon
Goss
Thomas
Devil
Daniel Webster
Edward Arnold
Jeffrey Jones
Steve Allen
Stu Kerr
Television Letters and Viewer Feedback Trends
TV and radio writer Charles Mercer notes viewers often say they will write letters but few actually do. Networks read mail closely, and judging by quality rather than quantity, two articulate letters can represent many viewers. The Legion of Decency lists form cards for members to cite offending programs.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Legion of Decency
Graduation photos of Mrs Sundergill’s Wilson Place Kinder
Members of the Wilson Place Kindergarten decorate graduation day with caps and gowns. The class includes David Grove Thomas Zimmerman 3rd William Bohn Stuart Gordon Robert Turner James Haga Lori ane Gaspar Darlene Clay Diane Schuettinger Helen Feaga Susan and Sharon Feaga. Notable absentees include Peggy Beers and Virginia Hill.
Montana Ballot Network Sees Pro-Primary Record Rise
Helena reports a shift in Montana voting discourse as balloting shows stronger support for a pro-primary stance, echoing trends since 1924. The development marks a notable early indicator ahead of presidential ballot discussions and Eisenhower era sentiments.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Gramisure
Eisenhower
Birthday party marks 91st birthday for Mrs Crum
Mrs. Ellen H Crum observes her 91st birthday in Libertytown at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Maurice D Crum and family. Many grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren attended as gifts were opened and refreshments served. A marriage license was issued in Chambersburg Pa to Richard M Trout Sr C Raymond Crum and Maurice D Crum and Ruth V Cartee Myersville.
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Maurice D. Crum
Ellen H. Crum
Walkers
Libertytown
Crum
Clerk of Courts
Vnj
Edith Hummer
Chambersburg
Richard M
Bertha Haifleigh
Harrys
Kuhn
Smithsburg
Ruth V
Trout Sr
C. Raymond Crum
Cartee
Myersville
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