Meany Nearing 65 Will Not Retire As AFL-CIO Chief
SAN JUAN Puerto Rico George Meany nearing his 65th birthday in August has no plans to retire as AFL-CIO president. The decision was announced at the federation’s winter executive council meeting. A major council highlight was Walter Reuther gaining influence in internal AFL CIO policy battles, signaling his status as Meany’s strongest ally.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
Dulles Faces Health Test On Secretary of State Role
President Eisenhower said John Foster Dulles will decide if he can continue as secretary of state after intensive radiation treatment for abdominal glandular cancer at Walter Reed. Dulles, 71, will rest after treatment and inform the President of his ability to carry on, with daily State Department updates and contact with world affairs.
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Dmont
John Sparkman
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D- Mass
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United States
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Delles
Lincoln White
State Department
Legal expert urges broader damages for family losses in injury cases
San Francisco law expert Prof. Leon Green of Hastings College of the Law argues for extending liability to cover impairment of family relations when a parent is injured. He suggests verdicts include compensation for loss of conjugal society, affection, and companionship for spouses, with children and parents considered in appropriate cases. Also notes a birth in a moving car on a highway near Sunnyvale.
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Leon Green
Hastings College of the Law
Hastings Law Journal
Green
Yale
Northwestern University School of Law
German Solonsts Give Up Beer Fete
Parliament members of the Christian Democratic Party in Munich abandon this year’s Beer Festival for Lent. Catholic and Lutheran papers urge quiet weeks until Easter. Chancellor Adenauer’s faction abstains from noisy celebrations.
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Christ In Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Ahstain
Detroit man alleges police harassment over complaint
Edward Haske a 44 year old rendering plant superintendent went to a Detroit precinct to file a theft complaint against an employee. While with a detective another officer entered and arrested Haske on a two month old charge of stealing four bar stools. He pleaded innocent.
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Edward Haske
Haske
Fragmented Telegram Clippings on Post and Delivery Circulation
A garbled telegraph note mentions post and delivery circulation issues, bees and greens, and a man named Sergey with unclear roles. The readable fragments hint at a local town notice about postal or delivery services and potential delays. No clear dates, places, or entities can be confirmed from the text.
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Live the Litt of Missy at the Huntington Hotel
A fragmented notice describes events at a Huntington Hotel, mentioning a blue song and a breakfast at the Orange Public Club. Details are garbled but indicate meals and public gatherings with unclear dates and participants.
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Oraige Public Club
Bonelli Plans to Insist on His Pension
Los Angeles reports former Board of Equalization member Bonelli will press for his California state pension. Legislative counsel ruled he deserves 445 dollars monthly for 18 years of service, despite fugitive indictments. Attorney General Mosk may sue to block payments over alleged bribes. Bonelli’s lawyer says payment cannot be legally evaded.
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William’ G. Bonelli
Board of Equalization
California
Ralph Kleps
Bonelli
Riverside
San Diego
California Centrolley
Alan Cranston
Atty
Stanley Mosk
Mosk
A. Brigham Rose
Girard's Original French Dressing Promises Tangy Flavor
An old advertisement extols Girard's Original French Dressing as a tangy light flavor that appeals to children. It suggests kids enjoy salads when the dressing is used, promising unsweetened zest and a bright taste that makes youngsters hungry for greens.
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Ghefard
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