NLRB Examiner Rules Affidavits False in Taft-Hartley Case
Examiner George Downing tentatively ruled that non Communist affidavits signed by a Inter national Mine Mill and Smelter Workers official are false. He found no proof union members were aware of the falsities but the affidavits themselves were invalid. The hearings concern Maurice E. Travis and possible Taft-Hartley violations.
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National Labor Relations Ballat Examiner
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Maurice E. Travis
Sacramento court case hints at child welfare hearings
In Sacramento authorities discuss a continuing legal matter related to child welfare. The brief notes involvement of local agencies and says hearings may address protective services without detailing participants or dates.
Hollywood TV Radio Notes From Erskine Johanson
Hollywood news notes on TV radio program revivals. Mentions stars Connie and Pirates, Betty White publicity tour, Life With Luigi return, Shadow Valley set incident, Rex Allen Western series, Big Town telefilms, and new GE series with Fontaine Power Crawford.
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Mr. Peepers
Mrs. ‘Peepem
Wally Cox
Betty White
NBC
Luigi
Rex Allen
Gene Autrey
Spardner
Suan Hayward
Jess Barker
Pat McVey
Steve Wilson
Gross-Krasne
Pegeie Castle
Lorelei Kilbourne
Hollyweak
New York
General Electric
Movietown
Joan Fontaine
Tyrone Power
Jane Wrman
Joan Crawford
Ronald Reagan
ABC
Nobel Prize Winner To Head Nuclear Center
Nobel laureate Felix Bloch will leave Stanford to head a new European Nuclear Research Center in Geneva. The facility, created for non military research, will be operated by twelve nations.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Felix Bloch
Stanford
European Nuclear Research Center
Bloch
Geneva
Switzerland
Midland Community Theatre presents Two Blind Mice
Tickets are on sale for Two Blind Mice at Midland’s City-County Auditorium. Nora Owers of Odessa stars with a partner in crime as two elderly mice running a defunct government bureau in a zany Broadway comedy that features a newspaperman, a giant hoax, and a White House invitation. Directed by Art Cole with Hugh Platt as stage manager.
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