Labor Faces Cross Roads With Government and Unions
AP reports labor nears pivotal choices in its ties to the federal government management and its own ranks. Debates echo Watt-Hartley era as lawmakers push new rules on pension welfare union funds and right to work. Senate hearings probe Teamsters amid a flood of anti labor bills while unions respond with watchdogs and disclosures.
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Umbs
Managenent
Tabor
Ries
Uncle Sam
Senate
Teamsters
Serigus Evigis
Friends of Labor
Detroit
Frank Rosenbuim
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Ane Ca
Congress
Atlantic City
An and
Vady Catholic
Briver
George UL Digging
Bhuitly
Automobile Workers Convention
Building ‘Trades Conference
New York
Tims
Pir
Abel
APIO
Teamster
George Meany
Teamster Local 604
St. Louis
UAW
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
South
Texas
Southeast
Arkansas
John C. McClellan
Union Menu
Walter Reuther
American Labor Movement
Covoxam colon laxative claims boost relief and safety
An advertisement extols Covoxam as the premier laxative, claiming it restores normal colon moisture and stimulates elimination. It markets Colonaid bulk, asserts superiority to older laxatives, and touts safety for pregnancy. The 60 tablet Corona package is priced at 98 cents, promising relief at under 2 cents per tablet.
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Regan
Colonadd
Colonaid
CoLonart
Marilyn Denies Pregnancy Casting Rumor In Hollywood
The report claims Marilyn Monroe was offered the role of Grushenka in The Brothers Karamazov but declined due to pregnancy and to stay near her husband Arthur Miller who faces a contempt charges trial. MGM confirms a late approach and a rejection tied to her pregnancy and her need to be with Miller.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Ronroe Tatay
Arthur Miller
MGM
Brothers Karamazov
Mareon
Grushenko
Marilyn
Convenien of Congress
House Un-American Activities Committee
Jast
Rilyn Jung
Safe Driving and Scouting Topics Highlight Boonsboro Lions Meet
The Boonsboro Lions Club weekly dinner at the Christian Church featured Safe Teen Drivers Club by John M. Shat and Benjamin A. Wade, plus a discussion of a Leagues and Explorer Troop sponsorship. Members laid groundwork for future scouting leadership and election of officers for 1957 58.
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An & Youth Developments
Boonsboro Lions Club
Christian Church
John M.shat
Hagerstown Lions Club
Benjamin A.wade
South Hagerstown High School
Douglas M. Bivens
Norman W. Haines
Boonsboro High School
Martin A. Brown
Ye League
Hagerstown
Maryland
John J. Ferdian
Boonsboro
Boonsboro Boy Scouts
Charles E. Reeder
John F. Rohrer
Arthur L. Haines
Charles F. Crawl
Richard R. Sinnisen
All American Legionnaires
Donald W. Gantz
Boy Scouts of America
Pranklin D. Lum
Explorer
Charles W. Ridenour
Clyde B. Thomas
iClarence W. Faltz
Robert ‘K. Feaster
Merle R. Funk
Ralpht. Moser
Richard K. Dixon
J. Robert Bower
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John R. Crider
EUB
J. Robert Boyer
Amos E. Reeder
John J. Ferdian, Jr
Robert Merchant
Robert B
Wyand
J. Wesley Deavers
John R., Crider
Robert K. Feaster
Lion Tanners
Dewey Warrenfeltz
Harry L. Toms
James M. Beeler
J. Willard Newton
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Jail prisoners gain new kitchen range facilities
Elkhart county boards approves purchase of a modern kitchen range for the Logan County jail. The unit includes six cooking surfaces two ovens a broiler and an automatic timer upgrading inmate meal preparation.
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Elkhart
Logan County
County Board of Supervisors
Dress Rehearsal Set for Scout Show in Hagerstown
Scout leaders in Hagerstown and surrounding areas prepare for Thursday dress rehearsal of "Adventure Unlimited" at Municipal Stadium. James Fentress, general chairman, urges units to attend. opening night starts Friday at 7:30. Weather could push performance to May 17 or 18. 2,500 participants and ticket sales noted. Robert Miller reports strong advance sales.
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Hagerstown
Tess
Jamar Shine
James Fentress
P.m
Seoul
American
Legion Homie
Northern Avenue
Alasan-Dixon Council
Fentress
Adventure Unlimited
Publi
Robert B. Miller
Tenance
Svealing
Mason-Dixon Wounell
Waynesburg
Madison Ink Spill Fails To Dull City Brightness
A Madison tank truck delivering printing inks to the Madison Newspapers plant leaked, spilling about forty gallons of ink onto a downtown street and creating a large blot across the city scene. No injuries reported as crews cleaned the roadway and contained the mess.
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Madison
Wis
Madison Newspapers
One-Legged Veteran Hikes to Paris in 20 Hours
Gilbert Durieux, a one-legged war veteran, hiked from Charlres to Paris yesterday covering $0 miles in about 20 hours using two canes. He aimed to prove cringles could "almost live a normal life" and emphasized resilience over hardship.
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Paris
Gilbert Durieux
Charlres
Cringles
Father and Three Sons Drown In River Rescue
In Marysville Kaa a man fell into Blue River while his seven sons watched a raft tale and attempted a rescue. Clarence Koch 35 a power company worker and his sons Alan 8 Darrell 7 Bryan 5 perished alongside friend Jack Ryan as the men tried to save a boy who fell from shore.
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Marysville
Kaa
Blue River
Clarence Koch
Tine Ngremiath
Alan
Darrell
Bryan
Koch
Jack Ryan
Sinking incident leaves paternal casualty and surviving son
A father drowned after entangling the trotline while trying to haul it in as his three sons watched or faced danger. Ryan emerged as the sole survivor with the family trauma unfolding at the riverbank.
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Ryan
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