Taft Surprises as Republican Unity Shapes Labor Fight
Senator Taft moves to steer labor policy as Republican liberals align with him against Democratic pushes on Taft Hartley reforms. The clash follows Senate maneuvers over housing, health insurance, and social security without immediate repeal, shaping 1950s political terrain and Taft’s re election bid.
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Eso OY
Taft
Wayne Morse
Oregon
George Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Truman
House
Taft Vs. Truman
Ohio
G.O.P
Committee On Education
Irving Ives
New York
Labor Committee
Third Man Hunted In Athens Slaying
In Athens Ohio a third man is sought for questioning in the murder of 52 year old church worker Eleanor Gifford. Sheriff George Bateman said the unnamed Columbus bartender may have joined Harry Dodds Jr. and Army Pvt Grover Rawlins in a Jan 3 break in with Dodds admitting beating the victim with a claw hammer.
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Athens
Eleanor Gifford
George Bateman
Columbus
Harry Dodds Jr
Army
Grover Rawlins
Mother and four children die in Kentucky house fire
A Kentucky mother Fannie Lou Norton aged 28 and her four children Ruth eight Wanda Lou six James Jr three and Shirley Ann fourteen months died when their home in Taylorsville burned. James Dillard Norton 31 fell from a window and survived with serious burns and cuts.
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Taylorsville
James Dillard Norton
Fannie Lou Norton
Ruth
Wanda Lou
James Jr
Shirley Ann
Ordinary wart noted as conspicuous but not dangerous
The statement describes the ordinary wart as a visible skin condition that is among the least dangerous of skin afflictions, implying low health risk despite its noticeable appearance.
Rheumatism Cure Book Offered Free By Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs Missouri February 7 A specialized treatment system for rheumatism and arthritis using mineral waters and baths is promoted by the Ball Clinic. A new book entitled Rheumatism will be mailed free to readers who request it with no obligation, promising relief and improved health.
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Excelsior Springs
Ball Clinic
Dept
Missouri
When Can Worker Quit? Labor Bill Tests Limits of Freedom
James Marlow discusses whether individuals may quit and whether unions in vital industries like railroads may strike. The piece weighs individual rights versus general welfare, the danger of strikes, and how a new labor law must balance freedoms with societal protection against disruption.
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America
Congress
Collision of Air Flows Drives US Weather Outlook
Experts at the American Meteorological Society link a collision of cold Canada air and warm Caribbean air to one of the harshest winters in memory, with California, Midwest, and Rockies snow and the Northeast mild. Namias notes a westward shift in patterns, predicting cooler West and colder East into February.
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Canada
Arctic
Gulf of Mexico
U. S
California
Midwest
Rockies
American Meteorological Society
Rose Bowl
Atlantic Seaboard
Florida
Newfoundland
Caribbean
Great Plains
Namias
Weather Bureau
Pacific
China
New Midwest Storms Set Back Army Bulldozer Road Crews
Storms across the West and High Plains halt rescue work as Wyoming winds pile deep snowdrifts and close highways. A Burlington Lines bus with 36 passengers stalls near Casper, while 14 truckloads of hay bound for snowbound ranchers are marooned south of the city. NebB Gov adds four counties to emergency area, bringing total to 44 counties in state aid program. Three deaths reported in Missouri, Idaho, and Oregon. A plane with three aboard is missing near Rawlins, Wyoming as Union Pacific holds westbound trains. Wool market cut by storms, 37 million pounds.
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Wyoming
Burlington Lines
Casper
Wyo
Missouri
Idaho
Oregon
Albuquerque
N. M
C. J. Fawcett
Boston
National Wool Marketing Association
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Two Children Rescued From Blaze In Columbus Apartment
A kerosene stove caused a fire in a second floor apartment. Neighbor Oscar Wilkins carried 5 year old Harry Deal Jr. to safety. Fireman Eugene Miller used a gas mask to rescue Judy Deal, 15 months, after the neighbor could not find her amid smoke.
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Columbus
Harry Deal Jr
Eugene Miller
Judy Deal
Oscar N. Wilkins
Wave of Colds Cost Millions
Reliable sources state that last year 50 million people suffered from colds and lost 500 million dollars due to work absences and attending expenses. Father John’s Medicine relieves colds caused by Vitamin A deficiency and soothes sore throats. For over ninety years it has been used by four generations.
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Father John
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Donald Yates
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Jerome Namias
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Italy
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Nebraska
5Th Army
Montana
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Canton
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
David Crystal
T. M. Reg
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Gay
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