Debate on the Gains Between Chairmen in South Dakota
Republican national chairman Weade Alcorn defended Eisenhower era prosperity while Democrat Paul Butler attacked the administration for slowing growth and Soviet threat. Alcorn praised integrity and peace. Butler labeled the admin smug, secretive, and distorted to hide economic dangers.
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Weade Alcorn
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Seven Inches of Rain Fail to Cause Casualties in Oklahoma
Seven inches of rain drenched the Wewonka and Seminole area about 80 miles southeast of Oklahoma City, forcing some families from their homes. No deaths or injuries were reported as flash floods closed roads temporarily.
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Wewonka
Seminole
Navy's Enterprise Goes to Her Doom
The Big E, an aircraft carrier famed for downing 911 enemy planes and helping sink or damage hundreds of ships, sails to demolition in New Jersey. Launched in 1936, the 834-foot ship cost about 90 million dollars fully armed and was retired in 1945 after a storied wartime career led by Adm. William F. Halsey.
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Enterprise
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kearny
N. J
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Bull) Halsey
Halaty
James Forrestal
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Halsey
Lipsett, Inc
Hutcheson Ordered to Face Union Council Over Corruption
AFL-CIO Executive Council orders Maurice Hutcheson head of the Carpenters Union to answer corruption charges at the next October meeting for failing to testify to Senate Labor Rackets Committee. He could face removal, as with Dave Beck. Unions to provide written reports on steps to clean up alleged abuses. George Meany stressed reforms and resignations already obtained within the Hotel Restaurant and Butchers unions.
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Afl-Cio
Maurice Hutcheson
Carpenters Union
Hutcheson
Council
Senate Labor Rackets Committee
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Beck
Senate
George Meany
Dave Beck's Trial Slated for Nov. 10
In Tacoma Washington former Teamster boss Dave Beck will face trial for income tax evasion on November 10 before Judge George H Boldt. He is charged with evading 240000 dollars in income taxes for the years 1950 through 1953. The trial is expected to last two to three months.
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Dave Beck
Tacoma
Wash
Beck
Klansman in Indian Row Jailed in Lumbee Country
James W. Cole, a Klansman known for planned revival meetings in Lumbee Indian country near Lumberton, was jailed Wednesday for failing to pay a $200 bond. His $3,000 bond was withdrawn by his bondsman and he was turned over to Sheriff Malcolm McLeod. Cole had been free pending an appeal to the State Supreme Court from a two-year prison sentence for inciting riot after a Jan 18 KKK rally at Maxton was disrupted by Lumbees.
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James W. Cole
Lumbee
Here
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Malcolm McLeod
Cole
State Supreme Court
Indiana
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Marion
S. C
Pembroke
Union Leaders Warn of Prolonged Unemployment Decline
AFL-CIO chiefs in Forest Park Missouri warned that while Wall Street may prosper, unemployment remains a stark reality with the economy facing 12 to 18 months of continued joblessness. They criticized the Fed for higher rates and urged bold policy moves to boost production, spending, and purchasing power.
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Afl-Cio
Wall Street
Eisenhowe
Eney
Apl-Cio
Federal Reserve’ Board
America
Economc
Kidnap Sleuth Seery Dies at 62 in New York
William F. Seery, 62, a former FBI agent credited with tracing ransom bills in the Lindbergh kidnapping, died Monday in New York.
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William F. Seery
FBI
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