Free Labor-Management Negotiations Are A Myth
AP analysis argues that true free collective bargaining is a myth under Taft-Hartley Act rules and railroads show limits when a strike threatens national welfare. It traces Kennedy’s 1962 advisory committee, emergency powers, and past presidential actions to avert shutdowns, noting rail labor disputes and compulsory arbitration debates.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Labor-Management Advisory
Congress
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Truman
Nudist Escapes Pursuit On Detroit Golf Course
A naked man has been seen running along the fairways at Bonnie Brook Golf Club in Detroit six or eight times this year. Police and groundskeepers have chased him but he always escapes in the rough.
Sign Saves Kid Counting in Dayton Parade
In Dayton Ohio a Michigan licensed station wagon packed with children passed by. A sign on the rear read Dont bother to count there are 12 of us. Police reported no injuries and no charges.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Deeds Report Transfers of Urban Lots and Rural Acres
A sweep of property deeds records numerous transfers including 181 acres in sections 25 and 36 to John C. VanFos san, multiple city lots in Bik 20 through Bik 61 to various buyers, and extensive lot exchanges in Rantoul Wellsville and Centropolis. Notable entries include Sheriff Deed transfers of 192 acres in section 36, and numerous transactions involving Elma Fern Wright, L. Provost, and Arvin Armstrong among others.
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A. R. Stevenson
John C. VanFossan
Star Grain & Lumber
J. Frederick Weidner
Dora E. Glenn
Fred Oo. Wilson
Roy C
Travis
Lyle J
Cordle
Highland Heights
Joe Ferns
Margaret Farrell
Roy Gould
Winton A. Winter
Fred Powers
Coral G. Harts
Amor J. Jefferies
Marlin D. Kimball
Harlan F. Miller
Rollin Cole
Sarah A. Cole
George Franks, Sr
Main St
Pomona
Undiv
West A
John W. Smith
Melborn Moffit
Lot
Centropolis
Dodgers Pace Seemingly Slim in NL Standings
Dodgers show little in team stats yet lead the National League in standings after sweeping Cincinnati with two wins. Despite eighth in fielding and eighth in homers, Los Angeles ranks second in batting and fifth in scoring. Pitching backs them with a 2.82 ERA after a 7-1 run in eight games, including four shutouts.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dodger
American Flag Suit Dismissed in Panama Zone
Federal Judge Guthrie F. Crowe dismissed an American suit to bar Panama’s flag from flying with the Stars and Stripes in the Panama Canal Zone. Attorneys for the plaintiff, Gerald A. Doyle, indicated plans to appeal.
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Panama
Guthrie F. Crowe
Canal Zone
Gerald A. Doyle
Teenagers Jobs Hard To Find In Shifting Economy
AP News notes teenage job seekers face a national problem as youth entrants rise while total employment passes 70 million for the first time. Despite higher output per worker, basic industries cut staffing. gains go to service and skilled production. Training and on the job work remain crucial for teens.
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AP Business News
New York
Pomona Lodge installs officers and local baseball win
The Pomona Rebekah Lodge met with 14 present to install officers led by Le na Hougland and Fern Burns. Pomona beat Williamsburg 28 to 0 as Bernard Nelson pitched a no hitter with 15 strikeouts in 6 innings before the game was called, with Pomona totaling 17 hits including four homers. Peyton Nitcher’s 3-year-old son Jerry recovered at home after a minor hospital observation for a truck accident. City council approved closing East E Street to align with school district plans and directed enforcement of traffic violators, plus ordering removal of dead trees in the city park.
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Pomona Rebekah Lodge
Lena Hougland
Noble
Fern Burns
Eunice Johnson
Ruth Jones
Vera Montague
Margaret Louk
Cleo Wittman
L.G
Minnie Rea
R.S.N.G
Georgia King
Alice Sellens
Rs.v.g
Ella Flager
Ls.v.g
Lula Hunt
R.A.S
Dusin Dairy
Pomona
Williamsburg
Bernard Nelson
Nelson
Jerry Nitcher
Kenneth Nitcher
E ‘Street
Franklin Street
Tih Street
4Th Street
Marshall A. H. Hoover
Panama and United States Agree on Side by Side Flag Display
Doyle of the Panama Canal Co. challenged that Panama’s flag over the Canal Zone conflicted with U.S. interests. The U.S. and Panama reached a tentative accord last October to display the flags side by side after years of protests and demonstrations by Panamanians.
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Doyle
Panama Canal Co
Panama
U.s.-Controlled
Canal Zone
United States
Pakistan Fears Indian Might
President Mohammed Ayub Khan warned that small Asian nations facing an expanding Indian military would seek refuge with Communist China. He told a civic reception that India had designs against smaller nations and that the West did not grasp the realities of the situation as it aided India's buildup against China.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
India
China
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub Khan
Assassin's Escape Foiled in Paris Shooting Plot
Paris AP reports a failed bid to escape with five Secret Army men from Fort St Martin de Re after an assassination attempt on ex General Raoul Salan. Philippe Castille, who killed the wrong man with a bazooka in Algiers in 1957, is serving a life term for leading the secret army.
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Paris
Raoul. Salan
Sandy
Fort St. Martin de Re
Philippe Castille
Salan
Algiers
Jan
Algeria
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W. Willard Wirtz
Detroit
Bonnie Brook
King Features Syndicate
The
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Associated Press
Pomona Area News
Colby
Minnick Motors
S. Hickory
Ottawa
KansAs
Ganon
Sherwin-Williams
Shirwin-Williams
Ottawa Lumber Co
Bob McCrea
S. Main
Grogan S
Standard
Andard
Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
McCurdy
N. Main
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