Labor Wins First-Round Victory on State Control Bill
Labor factions won a first round on a state labor control bill in Austin. The measure would force common carriers to cross picket lines and was sent to the attorney general for an opinion as to its validity. Government officials and union representatives argued over constitutional and commerce clause implications.
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Lemon and Soda to Soothe Cold Symptoms
Advice claims a lemon juice and baking soda mixture in water neutralizes cold discomfort. It suggests drinking the fizzing solution several times daily to restore balance and promote natural regularity.
Wreath laid on FDR grave by March of Dimes roster girl
Mary Kosloski of Collierville Tennessee laid a wreath of red roses on the grave of President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Hyde Park on the seventy third anniversary of his birth. Other floral tokens came from the Warm Springs foundation and a tribute presented for President Eisenhower by Lt. Gen. B M Bryan Jr. of West Point.
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Vietnam Seen Ready to Fight
General J Lawton Collins, Eisenhower's Indo-China representative, says the Vietnamese people are determined to be free and will fight the Communists with encouragement. He is cautiously optimistic about the South being kept free from Communist domination.
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Colonel Dies of Korea Wounds in Demilitarized Zone Fight
Lt. Col. Thomas H. Shell of Rome Ga died from wounds received in Korea while serving with the Highth Army. He was in a light plane when hit, and fragments near the Ko Glen area were reported. The casualty was announced from Seoul on January 31.
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Governor Ouster Sought in Chihuahua Meeting
A report from Chihuahua City says about 60,000 protesters urged the federal government to depose Governor Ignacio Soto Mayner and replace him with a federal appointee. The message reached the federal authorities yesterday.
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Teague Gets Demo Aid Post Teague Gets Demo Aid Post
Teague receives aid along with demonstration support in a local government assignment. The move involves a formal appointment to assist community development efforts and boost municipal projects.
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Nine Die in Tenement Fire in Manhattan Slum
Nine people perished in a three-alarm blaze in a Lower East Side tenement yesterday. Among the dead were six members of one New York family including three children, their parents, and an uncle, making it the worst fire in Manhattan in years.
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