Federal State Labor Clash Narrows on Taft Hartley Reforms
Congressional session may clarify state and federal powers in labor disputes as administration echoes Eisenhower proposals from 1954. Calls grow to repeal Sec. 14 b enabling union shops, while many states push right to work legislation amid national campaigns by manufacturers groups and chambers of commerce.
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Eisenhower
Senate
House Labor
NLRB
Fisenhower
GOP
Taft-Hartley
Watt- Hartley
Afl-Cio
Taftt-Hartley
James Roosevelt
DyCalif
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
National Right
Radiation Danger on Atom Sub Nautilus Explained
Washington reports that the nuclear powered Nautilus reactor room safety is real only with proper procedures. A sleeping crewman would accumulate radiation limits in hours and weeks, while most of the crew never enters the reactor room. Sea water provides some shielding reducing cosmic radiation. Inflation worries grip officials as warnings from Eisenhower and Hoover spark talks of federal controls, though Commerce Secretary Weeks and economic adviser Hauge say no plans exist. Gruenther is favored to replace Wilson as defense secretary later this year, with Wilson likely to resign after the military budget passes.
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Central Press “Association
Washington
Iman
Labor and Industry Act
Herbert Hoover
Sinclair’ Weeks
Gabriel Hauge
Gruenther
Eisenhowser
Alfred M. Gruenther
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
National Guard
Eisenhower
Congress
American Red Cross
George C. Marshall
Defense
Harry S.truman
West Virginia liquor control tale shows political power
A former decades long shift in West Virginia liquor policy is examined as the state leans into sales, illustrating how liquor store staffing and procurement became a partisan battleground. The outgoing administration’s orders were canceled by the new Republican governor, signaling tight political influence over state commerce.
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West Virginia
West Virginia liquor debate hinges on morals and public will
A West Virginia House of Delegates debate on liquor sales fails to advance a poll question on selling by the drink. The author argues laws cannot curb appetite for alcohol and urges personal responsibility over restrictive statutes to address the liquor problem.
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West Virginia House of Delegates
West Virginia
Nolt
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Andrews Sisters Reunite At War wick Party In New York
A lively NY scene recalls the Andrews Sisters reuniting at the Warwick hotel party. Patty LaVerne and Maxine, with sister and public figures, recounts of NBC clearing a song and past interviews, tracing careers from Paramount to Universal and plans with Perry.
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New York
Andrews
the Warwick
Park Sheraton
la -Verte
Patty
Perry
Maxine
Como
NBC
la Verne
Paramount
Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Reunited Andrews Sisters and Show Biz Snapshots
A collage of entertainment notes highlights the Andrews Sisters reuniting and returning to a familiar hotel, plus assorted gossip on stars like Gleason, Dorsey, Liberace, Ava Gardner, Gloria Swanson, and Grace Kelly era figures. It captures hotel loyalties, jokes, TV gigs, and mentions of fashion, premieres, and social events with playful, period voice.
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Pers
Honey Bear
Harlem
Mike Wallace
Mac
Arthur
Abc-Tv
Ava
Gardner
Maria Cabri
Gloria
Swanson
Princess Grace
Shirley Tattersfield
Philly
Edward
My Fair Lady
Mulhare
Mary’ Smith
Downey
Bobby Permane
Patmello
Flo
Earl
George Gobel
King Saud
Vince Montemora
Ogre the Kind Giant and the Magic Fairy Tale
Case study retelling a tale where Ogre, once cruel, is bewitched by a Fairy to perform only good deeds for ten years. A farmer’s mud accident prompts help rather than harm, illustrating a psychology lesson: acting politely and supporting moral causes can shape emotions and behavior. The story ends with Ogre reverting to old habits, showing habit can influence virtue.
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Ogre
Two Million Dollar Diamond Captivates New York
In New York a rare pear shaped diamond valued at two million dollars draws attention from Harry Winston. The gem, cut from a 426 carat South African stone, weighs about 128 percent carats and will be sold for two million. Winston calls it unmatched in quality and brilliance, surpassing famed stones.
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New York
Harry Winston
Jesse James
Willie Sutton
Capt. Kidd
Winston
Napoleon
Louvre
Tower of London
London
Eisenhower Plan for Middle East Faces Senate Delays
Senate leaders push fellow members to speed debate on President Eisenhower's Middle East program while other topics interrupt sessions. The plan seeks economic aid and potential use of U.S. armed forces to deter Communist aggression, aiming to reassure Arabs and rebuild Western goodwill after Britain and France actions in Egypt.
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Washington ‘T
Eisenhower
Middle East
Congress
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
William Knowland
California
T O Ges
Rock Madson
Iigh
Rhode Island
Montana Farmers' Union
Sen. Green
D-R1
Foreign Relations
Sen
Morse
D-ore
Middle - ‘East
Britain
France
Egypt
House
Secretary of State
Israel
Youre Telling Me Rough World Tidbits From a Witty City Page
A jumble of quotes and observations covers diverse topics from 1936 Britain and American forces spending reports to humorous quips about politicians and a mass wedding in India. It notes science forecasts lunar travel time and comments on Britain’s army chair to soldier imbalance with a satirical tone.
Grassy Opinions Cites President Criticism of Russians
In a Greenfield Indiana Daily Reporter message to Congress, the President called Russians despots liars cheats and imperialists. The piece notes the words will influence world opinion and contrasts with earlier claims of peaceful intent by a figure nicknamed Joe.
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