Early Report Is Proposed In Labor Racketeering Inquiry
Senate groups led by Sen. McClellan plan an early preliminary report on labor racketeering for guidance before adjournment. A subcommittee meeting will probe a bill to publicly disclose union financial reports under the National Labor Relations Act amid Teamsters scrutiny and Dave Beck’s testimony. Beck faces an AFL-CIO hearing for bringing the labor movement into disrepute after his Fifth Amendment invokes.
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Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Backets
Congress
Senate Labor
Sen. Kennedy
D-Massi
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
FBI
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Teamsters Union
AFL- Clo
AFL- Cio
Polio Vaccination Push Aims for Spring Shots
Johns Hopkins University urges adults up to 40 to receive two polio vaccine doses this spring. The chairman notes Polio typically peaks late summer or early September, so recipients have time for two shots spaced four to six weeks before the peak while balancing tutoring and evening work.
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Johns Hopkins University
Increased Strength Claimed by Parties in 1956 Results
The Republican National Committee released a report showing Eisenhower carried 25 of the 36 largest U.S. cities in 1956, up from 17 in 1952, with urban votes totaling 7,135,872 of 50.9 percent. Democrats claim gains in many suburbs. Funeral services are set for Dr. Edwin C. White 65, credited with co discovering mercurochrome, who died after a long illness.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
Stevenson
West Coast
Baltimore
Edwin C. White
White
American Medical Assn. Journal
Accenation Urged for Polio Vaccination Campaign
Former U S Senator George L Radcliffe Maryland March of Dimes state chairman urges continued promotion of polio vaccination in Baltimore City and surrounding counties after the Polio V Days campaign ended. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will keep urging everyone to participate.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
March of Dimes
Medical and
Va Farm Bureau Holds Meeting in Loudoun County
M A Hubbard executive secretary of the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation declared at the largest Loudoun County Farm Bureau meeting in recent years that farm people face a multitude of diverse problems today. Other program notes include musical selections by Frank Orrison with Mrs. W P Simmons on piano and Invoca tion by J U Nichols. L Parson Hickman welcomed members and guests, with Howard D Sprague and Sam C Legard Jr. speaking. Farm Bureau women served refreshments.
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M. A. Hubbard
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Loudoun County
Farm Bureau
Frank Orrison
W. P. Simmons
J_ U. Nichols
L. Parson Hickman
Howard D. Sprague
Sam C. Legard Jr
S. Campbell Legard
John Keister
N. L. Lowry
H. Ralph Fields
L Parson Hickman
City Police Report Weekend Intoxication Arrests
City police reported several arrests over the weekend with no accidents. John Geshery Carey 35 of Broadway was arrested for intoxication at South Street and South Market Street. Harry Sears 50 of Pearl Street also arrested for intoxication. Lilian V. Harris 33 of Carver Apartments charged with intoxication.
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Mahool
Charles Town
W. Va
Baltimore
Mary Frame Mahool
South Market Street
Festus Albert
Uv Seret
Harry Quinn
William A. Boone
Adamstows
John Geshery Carey
Broadway
Norman Trump
South Street
Harry Franklin Sears
Pearl Street
Sears
East South Street
Sergi
Denver
Claude Evans
Frederick
Lilian V. Harris
Carver Apartments
Prescott Heads Drive For Camp Echo Fund Need
William H. Prescott, president of the Bank of Bethesda, is named chairman of a Camp Echo fundraising drive. Trustees seek 16000 dollars to fund three two week sessions starting June 30 at the camp near Myersville.
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Prescott
William H. Prescott
Bank of Bethesda
Lake
Myersville
Ecclesiastical Bulletin Publishes Priests Rules
The Ecclesiastical Bulletin carries external rules for priests endorsed by Enrique Cardinal Play Denier, primate of Spain. Michigan streams and rivers total 33250 miles, about one and a half world circumferences.
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Ecclesiastical Bulletin
Enrique Cardinal Play Denier
Spain
Michigan
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