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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1956

Page

7

Labor Day Appeals Highlight Party Struggle for Workers

The AP reports both Republicans and Democrats campaigned for workers on Labor Day. Eisenhower touted a high economy while Stevenson criticized poverty and high costs. Stevenson drew large crowds in Detroit and Muskegon, urging bold social reform as unions pressed for action.

Associated Press Eisenhower America Adlai E. Stevenson Detroit Stevenson Cadillac Square GOP Michigan Muskegon National Labor Relations Board Pontiac Dulles

Union Leaders Divided Over Eisenhower Policies

Former Rep. Fred Hartley of New Jersey notes union leaders are shifting away from Democratic ties as Eisenhower policies take effect. He warns Mitchell may undermine the Taft Hartley law by courting labor bosses while acknowledging unions drift toward the Republican ranks amid a changing political climate.

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Violence Is Opposed by campaign session and school desegregation

A 90 minute Eisenhower campaign strategy session was announced with James Hagerty stating Hall will lead re election efforts for Eisenhower and Nixon with plans to launch around Sept 15. Maryland schools reopen amid protests over integration as several counties report mixed classes and planned boycotts by white students.

James €. Hagerty Hall Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Arthur Summerfield Hagerty Wiseman Montgomery County Maryland Montgomery Carroll Garrett Prince Georges Worcester Everette Severe Charlottesville Severe Rollingwood Forbes H. Norm Evening Sun Baltimore Robert L. Wiseman

Woman Seriously Hurt In Accident Saturday

A Westminster woman Nellie Fisher was critically injured when a car driven by Sterling Fisher rear ended a truck in Em duitsburg near Md. 97. Nellie Fisher underwent emergency surgery for a ruptured spleen at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg. Sterling Fisher had minor injuries. State Trooper Lawrence Dudt reported the collision occurred about 7 p.m. Monday.

Fisher Leo P. Trimbley RFD 1 Emduitsburg Westminster Serl Taneytown Nellie Fisher Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg

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