GOPs Move To Push Through Taft Hartley Revision
A Senate committee plans to advance a Taft Hartley style revision aligning with Eisenhower recommendations. Hartley changes include labor dispute powers, board jurisdiction, and measures on secondary boycotts and union membership. The committee foresees broad Republican support and Democratic defections to pass the bill. A separate item reports France Jean Nelson, 12, saved from carbon monoxide exposure after a defective heater incident in Montana.
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Senate
Fisenhower
Alexander Smith
Pewsmen
Labor Committee
Eisenhower
Jenn
Smith
Sen. Ives
RNY
National Labor Relations’ Board
Wlrb Naw
Alt 5S
Mont
Assessors Could Take It Easy Until 1956 If McKeldin Signs New Measure
Maryland assessors may not work until 1956 if Governor McKeldin signs a bill postponing annual real estate reassessment. The measure would suspend active assessments for three years, delaying updated valuations and tax-rate changes while preserving future fiscal planning needs. Ward and state officials discuss implications for Baltimore and counties, noting current law freezes values until the three-year cycle ends.
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Annapolis Uy
Maryland
Pew
State Tax Commission
Ward
General Assembly
Sacramento
Calif
Alfred Giorgi
Michael
MeKeld
Senate
Della D-Balto
Deely K. Nice
Commission
Lut Ward
Baltimore J
Baltimore
Tax Commission
Good Neighbors Strange Place For Skis
Marine Pfc. Robert G. Everett training at Ft. Richardson Alaska becomes entangled with a moose during tan skiing. He dodged the animal and fled into trees before a half hour rescue by nearby men who tranquilized or scared the moose away.
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Skis Marine Pfc
Robert G. Everett
Ft. Richardson
Alaska
Everett
James M Cox Urges Unity For America On 84th Birthday
James M Cox elder statesman and newspaper publisher marked his 84th birthday in Miami Beach urging United States unity amid a troubled world. The former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic presidential candidate spoke of the League of Nations defeat, praised President Eisenhower, and stressed faith in unity to guide world leadership. His seven newspapers span Miami Atlanta Dayton Springfield and more along with radio and TV stations.
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W. Jones
Mianne Beach
League of Nations
Winston Churchill
Britain
Cox
Eisenhower
Miami Daily News
Atlanta, Journal and Constitution
Dayton
Ohio
Daily News and Journal-Herald
Springfield
News and Sun
President to Sign Excise Tax Cut Bill Changes
Article describes a proposed excise tax cut: local phone bills drop from 15 to 10 percent tax, admissions tax reduced from 20 to 10 percent for higher prices, some admissions under 50 cents exempt, and example prices for movies, sports, and nightlife. Highlights include a 50 cent or less admission exemption and a 2 percent levy at night clubs.
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Moyle
Youth Sentenced To Life For Killing Of Uncle
A 19 year old soldier on leave from Ft Dix was found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in Cecil County Circuit Court for killing his uncle Gilbert Cavender and wounding his aunt. The judge accepted the jury recommendation against hanging. The victim’s wife and Cavender’s home purchase as a motive were discussed.
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Elkton
Cecil County
Arthur Biddle Jr
Floyd J. Kintner
Biddle
Gilbert Cavender
Ft. Dix
N. J
Cavender
Anna Clay
Clay
Traffic Deaths Off In February Drop to Three-Year Low
February traffic deaths fell to 2470 the National Safety Council reported a two percent drop from February 1933 and compare with 2450 deaths in February 1951. The report notes first two months show a slight decline, with broad national impact across states and cities.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Pos Angeles
Eline
Barbara Gray Atkins
Marne
Scinty Tufts
Miss Atkins
Tufts
Kaiser Manhattan 1954 Debuts With Power On Demand and Jet Grille
Kaiser introduces the Manhattan 1954 with new styling including a jet-scoop grille and air-scoop ornament. The three piece rear window and safety glow tail lights extend along rear fenders. A revolutionary new engine claims higher horsepower with highway economy and altitude efficiency. The Manhattan measures 334 inches overall, touted as the longest Kaiser yet.
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Kaiser
Biles
Manhattan
Canal Parkway proposal sparks debate over access and preservation
Advocates weigh a parkway as alternate to U S 40 while urging preservation of towpath and aqueducts. Proposals call for restoring canal segments, improving picnic areas, and creating a canoeable route with walking trails to attract tourists and support local economies near Harpers Ferry, Hancock, and Brunswick.
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U. S. 40
Harpers ‘Ferry
Licking Creek
Monocacy
Seneca
Park Service
Canal Parkway
Attietam Battlefield
Hancock and
Brunswick
Investi
Maryland
Snow blankets Colorado and Wyoming with heavy totals
A major snowstorm dumped nearly two feet of snow in Walden Colorado and blanketed Cheyenne with about one inch early today. The storm disrupted travel and prompted closures across parts of Colorado and Wyoming as crews worked to clear roads and manage accumulating snow.
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Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Walden
Cheyenne
Pneumonia Causes Thousands of US Deaths Annually
Pneumonia is linked to about 47,000 deaths per year in the United States, underscoring its ongoing health impact. Public health officials emphasize vaccination, early treatment, and awareness to reduce mortality and protect vulnerable populations.
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United States
Prayer for Eternal World of Love and Peace from Pacific School Leader
Stuart Leroy Anderson of Berkeley, Calif., president of the Pacific School of Religion, asks for guidance to remember humanity as immortal spirits amid frustration and noise, seeking inspiration in Jesus Christ and the eternal world of love, joy, and peace.
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Jesus Christ
Stuart Leroy Anderson
Berke-ley
Calif
Pacific School of Religion
Wolf Trapper To Lose Job Over Funding Cut
Denton Texas July 1 marks the dismissal of Floyd Green a veteran wolf trapper who has trapped or killed from one to ten coyotes monthly for two years The Denton County Livestock Association said the cattlemen's group has no funds to pay his salary leaving him unemployed.
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Denton
Tex
Floyd Green
Comnty Wolf T
Denton County Bivestork Assa
Train derails off spur hits cars near Shoshone depot
An engineer identified as B Patterson, in Shoshone Idaho, misread a spur and caused a train to derail into a sequence of autos. The wreck involved a car, another car, a pickup, and a station wagon, stopping before crashing into the Shoshone depot. No fatalities reported.
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Shoshone
Idahoe
Patterson
Variety Radio and TV Schedule Snippet
A dense list of programs and broadcasts across film, music, news, sports, and weather. Entries include Married Joan, John Hopkins Science Review, Theater Time, Chicago Symphony, Boxing, Wrestling, Your Hit Parade, and WAAM scoreboards with times and hosting figures among diverse stations and shows.
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Arthur Godfray
Joan
Joan Davis
John Hopkins
Science Review
Theater Time
Freddie
Chicago Symphony
George Josuns Shaw
Warren Hull
Garry
Poresey
Allen
Mamant
Richard Harknans
Matthew Warren
Mana
Wws10
Biff Baker
U.S.A
Alan Hale
Simpson
Atcheson
Armedale Theatre
Star Theatre
Weather Girl
Picture Playhouse
Wraatling
Thester
Seigelen
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Harker
Hotel Statler
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N.C
Oates
State Department of Motor Vehicles
James M. Cox
Unity For America
Elder Statesman
Grante
Wellington Fund
Ania
Uss
Sc Ray
Alfred B. Tallman
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Mathias - Miller CO
Potomac
Post
Canal
Nash Service Center
Strass
Chambersburg, Pa
All Rights
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H. J. Dichingan
Barker Bill
Art Lamb
Bob Crosby
Penny Chace
Sunny Sage
Footlight Theatre
Starfight Theatre
Hans Christian Ander
Shadow Stumpera
Serge
Jim Gibbent
Baxter Ward
Jack Webb
Ted Jatin
Dean Delay
News 730
Douglas Edwards
Eddie Fisher
Curtain Cell
Lhegecter
Mark Saber
Tom Conway
Parry Coma
Wosa
May
Hlentgd
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Een
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Flynmar
T. V. and Appliances
Edgar A. Zepp
Baltimore St
Phana
Metial Alto Iva. CO
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