Employers Should Reconsider Hiring People Over 45
A survey at Federal Building gathers opinions from Peggy McCarthy’s Inquiring Reporter about whether employers should re evaluate the desirability of workers over 45. Respondents from diverse occupations cite energy experience and dependability as reasons to hire older workers.
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Beatrice George
Clay
Syracuse
Gore doubts Eisenhower can win any southern state in 1956
Senator Gore says Eisenhower has no outside chance to carry a single southern state in 1956. He conflicts with Governor Kennon of Louisiana who warned that Stevenson could face party opposition if he is the Democratic nominee again. Stevenson carried four Dixie states in 1952. Anthony Kent, George Hormel's press agent, is freed on a no malice finding after firing a shot into Hormel's home. charge dismissed following a publicity stunt claim.
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Gore
D.-Tenn
Eisenhower
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Richmond
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Dixie States
Texas
Florida
Virginia
Tennessee
Los Angeles
Anthony Kent
George Hormel
Hormels
Kent
Hormell
There Is No Unanswered Prayer Featured In Reader's Digest
In March Reader's Digest promises guidance on how God responds to plea for loved ones, self restraint, or employment success. The edition compiles 38 condensed articles from magazines and current books, offering lasting interest in a compact digest form.
Settlement Reached in Death Suit Against Sears Roebuck
A widow, Mrs. Henry Abbott of Geneva, settles a $500000 suit against Sears Roebuck for $120000 after her husband Dr. Henry Abbott, 39, an eye surgeon, died in July 1953 from an electric shock while using a drill purchased at a Geneva Sears store. Ontario County Supreme Court announced the settlement on the fifth trial day.
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Canandaigua (P
Sears Roebuck and Company
Ontario County Supreme Court
Henry Abbott
Geneva
House Votes Today On Congress Pay Increase
The House faces a vote on a compromise bill to raise congressional pay from 15000 to 22500 dollars. Senate approval came by voice vote after conference negotiators fixed the salary at 22500, with President Eisenhower to receive the measure upon House passage.
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House
Congress
Washington
Llp
Eisenhower
Senate
Pontecorvo Declares He Is Working in Russia
Italian born physicist Bruno Pontecorvo says in letters to Soviet papers that he has been in Moscow since 1950 working on peaceful atomic projects. He accuses Britain and the United States of using atomic weapons for world domination and urges Western scientists to protest military use of atomic energy. He signs as a Stalin prize winner and notes the West misleads many about Soviet capabilities while praising wide scale research in the USSR.
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Moscow
Bruno Pontecorvo
West
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Pontecorvo
U. S
Prof
Washington
Roritecorvo
Klaus Fuchs
U. S. Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Fuchs
Robbed Girl Broadcasts Burglary Description on Police Radio
Miss Josephine Liberti and her mother surprised two burglars at their Rochester home. Patrolman Anthony Don ofrio arrived and urged the girl to describe the burglars over the county police network to aid in the investigation.
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Rochester
Josephine Liberti
Hold Up Man Obliges by Stuffing Bag
A Niagara Mohawk Power Corp teller Miss Margaret A. Bock resisted a robber who demanded cash. After he pointed a revolver, she handed him about 200 dollars and kept the bag. He then helped by placing the money in the bag himself and later gave five dollars back for change.
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Buffalo
Niagara Mohawk
Power Corp
Margaret A. Bock
Rhee Urges U.S. Trust Yourselves in Seoul Speech
President Syngman Rhee told Americans to trust themselves and have faith in their ideals. He spoke at Seoul Stadium during Korea's 36th anniversary of independence movements against Japanese rule, praising American aid for Asian freedom.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Seoul Stadium
Korea
America
Udga Tablets Promise Fast Ulcer Pain Relief
Udga tablets claim three ingredients act quickly to coat the stomach lining and ease ulcer pains indigestion and heartburn. The ad touts 252 million sold since 1928 and a money back relief guarantee for customers.
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