Labor unions edge toward unity in live and let live pact
Washington CIO and AFL leaders announce a live and let live nonaggression pact binding about 10,000,000 workers with 70 of 110 AFL unions and 30 of 84 CIO unions expected to sign. Key rifts persist as the AFL Teamsters and CIO Steelworkers boycott, led by Dave Beck and Dave McDonald amid power shifts with United Mine Workers. Meany and Reuther poised to discuss next steps at the signing ceremony.
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AFL
BCIO
George Meany
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Dave McDonald
Meany
Reuther
Beck
McDonald
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Preis
Night Roadblock in Tucson Issues 41 Citations
Tucson conducts first night safety roadblock on South Sixth Avenue between 7 30 and 9 30 with 834 OK wind shield stickers passed out. Officers issued 41 citations for improper registration and licenses as well as other traffic code violations and ordered repairs for several vehicles. Capt. A W Roberts said the check involved four traffic officers nine sheriff auxiliary men three Arizona patrolmen seven patrol auxiliaries and two state driver license division staff.
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Tucson
South Sixth Avenue
Ajoway
A. W. Roberts
Sheriff's
Arizona
Church Fights Liquor Permit Opposition Seen
Latter Day Saints church leaders voiced strong opposition to Fred King Cline’s series 9 full liquor off premise license at 3862 E Fort Lowell Rd. Rev D LeBaron Jones, bishop of the first ward, warned the location would be diagonally across from Davidson School and near the church, urging the board to consider the area's pioneer settlers from the Lohrum subdivision of 1912.
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Latter Day Saints Church
D. LeBaron Jones
Firet
Fred King Cline
Ft. Lowell Rd
Fort Lowell Toad
North Alvernon Way
Davidson School
Jones
Lohrum Subdivision
Dear Alonzo and Mrs Mayfield letter discussion on other woman
A reader challenges the Dear Alonzo column’s focus on marital infidelity urging broader topics and voices. The columnist explains the flood of letters mirrors reader concerns and notes occasional magnet effects drawing similar complaints, mentioning a forthcoming letter from the “other woman.”
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Alonzo
Mrs. Mayfield
The Other Woman Delivers a Candid Confession
A regretful former mistress describes pursuing a married man, causing a split in a family, and facing loneliness after the affair ends. She reflects on losing her own happiness, notes the husband’s attempts to reconcile, and warns others that illicit romance is not worth the cost.
Purdue scientists boost popcorn pop worth record progress
Purdue University researchers led by C. E. Nelson have pushed the expansion ratio and burst measurements of popcorn, aiming to yield more popped cups per cup of kernels. Indiana’s 1953 popcorn crop was worth over two million dollars as U S farmers grew nearly 192000 acres, while theater owners welcome crisper, lighter pieces for smaller bags.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
C. E. Nelson
Indiana
Nelson
Welson
Burns予sonnet of Eisenhower adviser council forecast
Dr. Arthur F Burns told his first news conference that recent indicators point to an early upturn in economic activity and that fall is the latest by which any improvement could appear. He urged quick government steps to stimulate employment amid mixed signals on unemployment.
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Arthur F. Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Walter’ ‘Reuther
Burns
Labor
Naval Reserve Division Here Undergoes Reorganization
The Naval Reserve surface division 11-2 announced changes to its leadership and staff today. Lt Cmdr Ken P Pearson, commanding officer, cites summer schedules as the reason for reassignments and new posts including Lt Donald D Diers as executive officer and Lt A V Bryan Jr as training officer.
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Naval Reserve Surface Division 11-2
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Ken P. Pearson
Alverney Way
Jaet
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Donald F. Arveson
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LeRoy A. Kenna
Gibble
Lawrence.o.wilson
Robert B. Bender
Dale E. Hutchins
Con‘tinue
Donald D.diers
A. V. Bryan Jr
Donald Coate
New Yor
II Bryan
W. C. Wilkinson
George W. Lotzenhiser
University of Oregon
Wilkinson
Buties
Herbert Langen
Largen
Iowa State
Bryan
Marguerite Pasquale
Elbert D. Brooks
William D. Corcoran
Walter P. Gibble
Corcoran
Jelke to Get Share of Estate in Surrogate Court Ruling
In New York Bociety a will reveals Jelke to receive half of an estimated 250000 estate left by a rat. The brother John F Jelke TH is presumed dead after a January training flight disappearance. The estate was to be split among sister Mary Lovanna and brothers Charles and Minot, with the sister dead since the will dated July 14 1844.
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Mickey
John F
Jelke TH
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National Guard
Mary Lovanna
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