Supreme Court to rule on right to work vs union shop laws
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if state right to work statutes can override federal Taft Hartley union shop rules. AFL unions challenge Nebraska ruling upholding a 1951 federal law allowing union shop contracts and argue interstate commerce power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
V6anatadha Finetsimo
AL Bupadinucle Gel
High Court
AFL
Nebraska Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
State
Congress
Union Pacific Railroad Co
AFL Brotherhood of Railway & Steamship
Nebraska
North Carolina
Organized Labor
Aviation pioneer Glenn L. Martin Dies at 69
Glenn L. Martin, aviation pioneer and founder of the Glenn L. Martin Co., died of a cerebral hemorrhage at University Hospital Baltimore after being stricken at his Rock Hall farm. He helped build early gliders and the first factories, becoming a leading aircraft manufacturer for the Army Air Force and later the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Rock Hall
We Kennedy Waller
University
Glenn L. Martin, Co
Army Air Force
U. S. Air Force
Eleven Plunge Into Freezing Air as Milwaukee Fire Rages
Eleven residents fled into subfreezing weather when a basement fire broke out in a downtown Milwaukee three story brick and frame apartment. Firefighters said the blaze started near a workbench in the basement and spread to the first floor before being controlled. Estimated damage reached 82000 with cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
East German Leader Otto Grotewohl Heads Friendship Visit
East Berlin reports Communist Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl departed by air for leadership visits to Red China North Korea and Mongolia. The trip aims to strengthen ties with allied socialist states and exchange views on regional issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Manster Otto
Grotewohl
East Berlin
Red China
North Korea
Monglia
U S Envoy Summoned by Indian Foreign Office Over Goa Row
U S Ambassador John Sherman Cooper was summoned to India's external affairs ministry amid anti American sentiment sparked by Dulles Goa remarks. Indian officials and observers said the joint statement tied the United States to colonial powers and could harm Asia relations. coopération remains unsettled without official text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
John Fester Dulles
Goa
Subimal Dutt
Cooper
Indian External Affairs Ministry
India
Dulles
United States
Eisenhower
Asia
Nikolai Bulganin l
Communist Party
Nikita ‘Vs. Khrushchev
Portugal
Cunha
Washington
Temperance group urges airline liquor ban stated on flights
From Mountain View California the American Temperance Association calls for banning liquor on commercial airline flights. The group notes a raised risk from unruly passengers and argues you cannot eject drunks from planes as you can from bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Calif
The
American Temperance Assn
Eden to Visit U.S. for Talks With President
British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden will travel to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower on Western strategy amid the cooling of East West relations after the Geneva summit. Eden and Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan will also visit Canada after Washington, as Washington predicts a focus on NATO, Egypt arms, Berlin, and Asian diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
White House
Anthony Eden
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Noen
Winston Churchill
Britain
Egypt
Berlin
India
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
London
House of Commons
Eden
Canada
Harold Macmillan
JKE
Train Hits Car at Grade Crossing in Greenville
A Southern Railway Crescent train running at 75 mph struck a car at a grade crossing in Greenville South Carolina killing six people. The lone survivor was a 10 month old baby. The deceased were James F Brooks 37 and his wife Louise 26 the car's driver Mrs Louise Bagwell ? Holland Benny Sutton 29 his wife Rosa Lee 23 and their daughter Wanda 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
S.C. UA
Southern Railway
Crescent
New York
James F. Brooks
Louise
Louise Bagwell
Brooks
Holland
Benny Sutton
Rosa Lee
Wanda
Berlin barge permits cut as East German drive escalates
East German officials said West Berlin barge supply permits will lapse December 31 and Bonn must negotiate with the Communist government. The traffic ministry may require Soviet Zone insurance for foreign vehicles on East German highways, risking a broader blockade or heavy truck tolls. Western authorities fear renewed barge and truck restrictions in Berlin, 110 miles inside the Soviet zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Reds
Citd
Communist Party
Bonn
Finance Ministry
West Germany
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Man Seizes Woman Then Knifes Her in Street Incident
A 45 year old man grabbed 47 year old Gertrude Sercy as she walked last night and stabbed her in the back and leg. She was described as in fair condition. The assailant claimed a relation to her, saying he thought she was his wife. Evidence and motive are under police review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Gertrude Sercy
Regents restrict Georgia Tech schedule over segregation ruling
Atlanta, UP. The state board of regents allowed Georgia Tech to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 2 but barred Tech and the University of Georgia from non segregated games within the state. The 15 to 1 vote followed Governor Griffin’s demand to ban teams from events with Negro players or non segregated stands. The decision jeopardizes home and away contracts with top intersectional opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Board of Regents
Georgia Tech
Pittsburgh
Tech
University of Georgia
Georgia
Regents
Education Commission
Gove
Marvin Griffin
Georgi
Pitt
New Orleans
Griffin
South
Mercer University
Macon
Lodge Hopes Soviet Air Inspection Plan Gains Acceptance
United Nations United States ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. urged a despite Soviet refusal to accept the Eisenhower aerial inspection plan. He warned against concluding Soviet policy as melancholy while recalling Khrushchev’s remark about air sentinels as reassuring. The General Assembly faced three major issues including UN security council deadlock after 21 ballots between the Philippines and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Deligry
Russi
Eisenhower
Nations
United States
Lodge
Communist Party
Nikita
Khrushchev
General Assembly
Ses
Can
Worl
United
Nae Tens
South Africa
U.N
Securiy Concil
Philippines
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Eisenhower urges AFL-CIO unity to aid democracy
President Eisenhower told the newly merged AFL-CIO by telephone from Gettysburg that the group has a great opportunity to bolster the democratic process while protecting minority rights. He praised labor, urged safeguarding differing views, and said the alliance offers a path to better wages and conditions, warning Republicans of potential fears of a unified labor front. He spoke before the merger convention noting the need for honest representation within the new national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Afl-Clo
Ois
Tisenower Aito
White House
Gettysburg
Jabor
Morehan Anion
America
Republic
Battle in Lamy Algeria Leaves Many Dead
French troops clash with Algerian rebels in Lamy near the Tunisian border. Forty people are dead, with thirty one killed in the market and nine dying later as reinforcements move in to restore order amid disrupted communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Lamy
Tummsian
Rone
Wisconsin Brushed by Snowstorm Cold Wave Grips North
Most of Wisconsin escaped heavy snowfall as a weekend storm moved northeastward. Overnight lows plunged to well below zero with Milwaukee dropping to 15 below and Grantsburg at 15 below. Snow totals ranged from 1.5 inches in the south to 19 inches northwest, while Chicago area temperatures climbed into the 20s. The colder trend extended to the northern border as a second frigid surge pushed into Minnesota and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Grantsburg
Superior
Wausau
Park Falls
Milwaukee
Plains
Prairie
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Minnesota
Fraser
Colo
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Ohio
Arkansas
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Nevada
Pacific Northwest
Oshkosh Council Tonight Considers New Street Address Plan
City leaders meet to discuss adopting a city wide street renaming and numbering system. The agenda includes storm sewer separation funding, temporary engineering staff, topographic mapping, city hall heat control, lake shoreline changes, and salary review measures with state personnel board involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selea
Engieering
Copne
Public Works
Greater Oshkosh Committee
Council
North Main Street
Public Works Committee
Enaneering Department
Eagle Street
City Hall
Faterson Heating Company
Oshkosh
Lake Winnebaro
Deemer
Fred Lentz
State Board of Personnel
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Ike
Barnes
England
Georgia Regents
Masenhower
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!