AFL Convention Opens With Political Emphasis In Los Angeles
The AFL opens its 73rd annual convention in Los Angeles with observers noting a strong political focus. Thomas Ranford of the Los Angeles Central Labor Council will call the meeting to order, followed by AFL President George Meany delivering the keynote address.
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Los Angeles
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Ranford
Los Angeles Central Labor Council
AFL
George Meany
AFL Executive Council criticizes Ike era in 332 page report
The AFL executive council released a 332 page report condemning the Eisenhower administration and Congress for foreign and domestic policy failures. It urges a 35 hour work week within two years and attacks unemployment figures, union busting, and the Taff Hartley Act while defending Fifth Amendment rights for teachers. It also criticizes the new defense posture and calls for reevaluation of educational fitness based on Communist party membership.
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James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Labor Organization
Executive Council
AFL
Board of Education
Congress
Census Bureau
Ohio Traffic Toll Leads Weekend Deaths In Ohio
A busy weekend in Ohio produced 16 deaths across multiple mishaps including seven traffic fatalities. A Norwalk highway crash killed a young mother and her infant son, while a separate incident near Gallipolis, lightning, and hunting accidents caused additional losses. The toll touched Cleveland, Cincinnati, Ashland, Norwalk, and surrounding areas with numerous injuries and fatalities among drivers, walkers, and riders.
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Norwalk
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Gallipolis
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Shamblin
Coyner
Stanley Custer
Ralph Bucher
Strasburg
Cincinnati
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Ferman L. B. Hagood
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City
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Seph Oker
Larry Shaef
Trumbull
Lulu Dye
Cin George Parke
Cortland
Cinnati
Ottawa
Helen Gilford F. Muncy
Miamis
Terence W. Bradley Jr
Camp Lejune
Route
Nancy Ganzhorn
Richard
Poland
Bernard Shaw
New Burlman
Ington
Hills
Clarks
James Shamblin, Jr
Offiider
James E. Dunham
Desire
Mark Coyner, Jr
Clarksville
Dulles to Tell U.N. of New Atom Pool Plan
Washington report outlines Secretary Dulles expected to address the United Nations General Assembly with the U.S. position on the atom pool proposal. Diplomats note Russia’s stance and U.S. insistence on tight control of atomic materials, while hearings probe issues around Mrs. Moss and alleged Communist links. The speech may be delivered as the ninth General Assembly opens Tuesday or Wednesday.
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John Foster Dulles
America
United Dutles
Fations General Assembly
Russia
U.N
Eisen
Ead
Hower
Nesses
Dulles
James A. Cobb
General Assembly
Moss
Lake Ontario
Cobb
State Department
Army Security Board To Hear Mrs Moss Today
Mrs Annie Lee Moss, widow and former Signal Corps employee, appeared before an Army Security Board in Washington to defend her government job amid persistent accusations by Sen. Joe McCarthy that she was or remains a Communist. She denied the charges under oath. she had been suspended, reinstated, then suspended again on new information.
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Washington
Annie Lee Moss
Signal Corps
Army Security Board
Joseph R. McCarthy
R- Wis
Moss
Communist Party
Army
Packing Fortune Heir to Fight Weed Charge
Geordie Hormel, heir to the Hormel meat packing fortune, fought a marijuana possession charge after being jailed Sunday. He claimed he did not possess marijuana and that the word found in his car was not his. Bail set at 1500 dollars. he faces superior court on Thursday on a habeas writ. His attorney cited timing after the father Jay C. Hormel’s death three weeks earlier.
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Warge A
Geordie
Hormel I
Plame
Hormel
Estie Caron
Liberty
Superior
Bentley Haris
Jay C. Hore
Say It Right Names Pronunciation Guide
International News Service lists pronounciations for Stephanos Stephanopoulos and Marshal Tito. Stephanopoulos is pronounced Steh fah nos Steh fah no poulos and Tito as Tee to in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.
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Steh
Marshal Tito
Tee’-toh
Belgrade
Belgrand
Eisenhower Ends Colorado Fishing and Painting Vacation
President Eisenhower concluded his six day fishing and mountain painting retreat at Byers Peak Ranch Fraser Colorado and prepared to return to Denver with possible stop at 730 Lafayette Street for Mrs Eisenhower. He plans to head to Sum mer White House offices at Lowry AFB and has no scheduled office visitors while focusing on speeches for the Pacific Northwest and Southern California. White House staff praised his brief break after a busy stretch of speeches and travel. The president painted a mountain landscape and a George Washington portrait, using multiple Washington images for reference as he worked toward a specific expression.
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Denver
Toon
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Lafayette Street
White House
Lowry Air Force Base
Pacific Northwest
California
Bbe
Byers Peak Ranch
George Washington
Washington
Colorado
Abilene
Kan
Invasion of Elyria by Road-Building Team Near 1955 Start
After December an army of workmen and road-building machines will invade Elyria. Birmingham hosts an unusual concrete batching plant controlled by men using precise scales. A. J. Bushoutfons Baltes Inc brings gear from Section C-27 to C-23 in Elyria as work roars ahead.
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A. J. Baltes, Inc
Norwalk
Ohio Turnpike
Birmingham
Elyria
Don Miller
A. J.?ushoutfons
Baltes
Democrats Confident Of Election Victories In 1936
INDIANAPOLIS IND UP Democrats express confidence that Stevenson will be the Democratic nominee again in 1936 with Wyatt McKinney Schricker and national leaders touting unity and a strong campaign. They argue economic issues will hinder the GOP and predict Stevenson could win the presidency with possible Tennessee Gov Clement as running mate. Stevenson attacked Eisenhower's foreign policy on a televised speech amid party campaign events and discussed issues of military programs and isolationist trends while noting ongoing political maneuvering within the party.
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Wilson Wyatt
Stephen Aaftichelle
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Paul Butler
Indiana
Eisenhower
Ki Cdsmith
Clement
Mets
Hie
Richard Nixon
GOP
Isabel Patino
Geneva
Scotland
Goldsmith
Patinos
United States
Liberia
Versailles
Isabel
Girl Returned , Father Says He'll Press Charges
Paris report details a custody dispute where a girl is returned and the father announces plans to press charges. The narrative then shifts to construction scenes on a large cement plant project, describing batching, mixer operations, and concrete pours for a new road segment. Engineers discuss river crossings and new formwork techniques used in bridge decking.
New York state police comment surfaces in fragmented note
A fragment from a New York state police statement hints at nationwide figures in a cryptic message about daily counts and fingerprints. The readable portion points to official involvement but lacks clear context or complete details.
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New York
CIO Head Not Among Speakers at USW Convention
Atlantic City reports that the United Steelworkers United States and Canada gathers 2,500 delegates from 1.2 million members for its seventh biennial convention. President David J. McDonald presides while Walter Reuther is left off the program, signaling possible future CIO-USW realignment. The opening program includes Gov. Meyner and Monsignor Higgins. MIT's Gordon Brown is slated for a major address. Secretary Mitchell is set for Thursday as a Labor Department appearance may reflect tensions with the Eisenhower administration over Congress and unemployment in the steel industry.
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United Steelwakers
Amereica
CIO
Ommanization
United States
Canada
David J. McDonald
USW
Philip Murray
McDonald
Walter Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Murray
Basic Steel Industry
Reuther
Litte
Tkelihood
United Mine Workers
Steel Union Organization
Steel Union
Auto Workers
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Family feud delays reunion of 4 month old Isabel
A Bolivian tin tycoon Antenor Pa ino and his estranged wife, the Duchess of Durcal, claimed Isabel was too ill to be left with her busy father. The child was not reunited until Sunday after a Saturday scene to see Mey UH OSS uling 4 month old Isabel. The Goldsmith family, asserting they would not neglect Isabel, defended the father's care and sought to resolve custody amid public attention.
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Scrcenes
Mey UH Oss
Isabel
Antenor Paino
Duchess of
Durcal
Goldsmith
Isa
Cleveland Police Free Only Suspect In Fatal Shooting
Cleveland detectives hunted for McHale last movements after the 44 year old man was shot four times in his parked car on Saturday night. His body was found early Sunday. One suspect, a 1 year old loiterer, was released after questioning. Robbery ruled out. McHale leaves behind four children.
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William A. McHale
McHale
Scaliber
Serenge
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