Charges Filed By Rubber Workers Union With NLRB
The Rubber Workers Union filed NLRB charges in Baltimore against O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation for unfair labor practices. Local 511 leaders cited bad faith bargaining, blocking mediation, repudiation of prior agreements, refusal to discuss certain issues, pay inducement to end the strike, and threats to force negotiations to break the strike. Union members met at the local armory to hear the charges after no progress at last Thursday talks.
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The
Rubber Workers Union Today
National Labor Relations Board
Baltimore
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Marion M. Miller, Sr
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America
O'Sullivan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Local 511
House Passes Civil Rights Bill Faces Senate Roadblock
The House passed the civil rights bill by 279 to 126 with 111 Democrats and 168 Republicans voting yes. Opponents include 102 Democrats and 24 Republicans, and Southern filibuster threats loom as the measure heads to the Senate amid plans to force floor action or a rules suspension.
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House
Senate
Washington
Rep
Keating
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Dirksen
R-Ill
Judiciary Committee
County Banks Show Increase In Total Assets
Total assets of Frederick and Clarke County banks rose to 8 058 223 by June 30 from 8 003 906 on March 31, but remain below year end 1955 levels. Banks cite spring withdrawals for farm inputs as seasonal lows. Over the past year assets climbed 710 924 across four banks, with each institution showing gains since June 30, 1955.
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Frederick and
Clarke County
Clarke
Frederick County
Middletown State Bank
Western Frederick Bank
Bank of
First National Bank of
Berryville
Learn to Drive Easy Method Dual Control
Advertisement lists a driving lesson offer with a phone contact and mentions other local notices about business closings and sales. Jones Photography closes July 29 through Sept 3. Butler's Packing House on Wyck St. offers Warly Apples and Peaches with self-serve containers. Proceeds list Butler & Bro Inc.
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Jones
Butler's Packing House
Wyck St
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Five die? No, five hospitalized in weekend crashes
Traffic crashes hospitalized five persons here over the weekend, four of them in one Winchester mishap. The Woodstock Lane crash at 2:45 a.m. Sunday injured four men, with Thomas K. McCann Jr. and others listed.
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Winchester
Woodstock Lane
Thomas K. McCann, Jr
Stephenson
Richard Fisher
S. Braddock St
Anjar Faces India’s Worst Quake Toll in Six Years
Indian relief efforts speeded after a weekend quake wrecked Anjar killing at least 117 and leaving about 800 missing. The disaster spanned 500 miles from Bombay to the Pakistan border, with panic in Kutch and Prime Minister Nehru visiting Jamnagar to oversee aid.
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Anjar
India
Bombay
Pakistan
Ansar
Ahmedabad
Kutch
Nehru
Europe
Middle East
Jamagar
Kutch Gulf
Game Park Lord Mayor In Danger Of Being Shot
In Murchison Falls Uganda an elephant at the safari park has become overly friendly, entering tents, stealing items, turning on taps, and threatening keeper John Mills. Mills contemplates shooting the animal if it does not stop its mischief.
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Game Park
Kampala
Uganda
East Africa
Paraa
John Mills
Murchison Falls National Game Park
Gordon Brown
Mills
Marilyn Monroe Labeled Dowdy by British Fashion Expert
London report says Marilyn Monroe, star of Hollywood, is a dowdy dresser with a spare tire at the midriff. Jean Soward of the News Chronicle, after reviewing prints, criticizes her outfits and grooming. Monroe arrives July 14 to film, prompting renewed scrutiny of her style.
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Marilyn
London
Marilyn Monroe
Jean Soward
News Chonicle
Miss Soward
Hollywood
England
Guardsmen Head to Indiantown Gap For Annual Camp
National Guardsmen from this area depart Saturday morning for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap Pa joining about 2 700 guardsmen from the 29th Infantry Division Led by COL A A Sprowll local detachments from Winchester Front Royal Charlottesville Staunton and Harrisonburg will form the convoy with 240 officers and men scheduled to depart at 5 20 a m The camp will feature range works firing tactical training and a parade on August 4 with return planned for August 11
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Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
A. A. Sprowl
Staunton
116Th Infantry Regiment
Virginia
Winchester Armory
Boyd Headley, Jr
Roland White
Shenandoah Valley
Charlottesville
Harrisonburg
M. B. Clowe, Jr
116Th Regiment
Wendell Seldon
S-3
Indiantown Gap
William W. Brash
2Nd Army
Maryland
Henry C. Evans
Baltimore
Presbyterians To Buy Jones Site On Loudoun Street
The First Presbyterian Church voted at a congregational meeting to purchase the W. E. Jones property south of the church on Loudoun Street for about 60 000 dollars. The site at 122 24 S. Loudoun includes two ground floor shops and an upstairs apartment occupied by the Jones family. The church seeks space for expanded education facilities. The vote was not unanimous.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Jones
Loudoun St
S. Loudoun St
Jones
Governor Stanley to call Virginia assembly on school segregation
Gov. Stanley announced a special session on August 27 to address segregation in Virginia schools. He plans to endorse most Gray Commission proposals except the pupil assignment plan and to seek an amendment authorizing withholding state funds from localities not complying with segregation goals.
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Richmond
Stanley
General Assembly
Virginia
Gray Commission
State Capitol
Assembly
Severe Central Loudoun Storm Uproots 100 Trees
A severe late afternoon storm swept central Loudoun County causing thousands in damage. Over 100 old trees were uprooted and power lines broken, with ten trees down on Route 7 in Hamilton. Traffic slowed, headlights required, and strong winds battered Route 7 from Round Hill to Leesburg. A separate, lighter storm earlier dropped over a third inch of rain on Winchester causing localized flooding and prompting a water-pump call at the Harbaugh home in Clearbrook.
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Loudoun County
Route 7
Hamilton
Round Hill
Leesburg
Winchester
Clearbrook
Harbaugh House
Brucetown Road
Clearbrook Woolen Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
State Highway Department
Grimes
The
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Purcellville
Stamilton
Fairfax
Alexandria
Warrenton
Asplandh
Sunbather murdered as killer escapes. North Side, Chicago
A 33 year old sunbather was slain on a Lincoln Park area rock. Arthur Besley and his wife Adrian saw the attack from their 15th floor apartment and directed a motorcycle officer to the scene before the suspect fled. Besley, a philosophy doctor and hospital superintendent, provided the account. A copy of Ben Hur and a prayer inscription were found near the body.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Arthur Kirk Besley
Adrian
Lincoln Park
Besley
Norwegian American Hospital
Margaret
Brother Demian
Final Plans For Annual Winchester Days Bargain Fiesta
Last minute arrangements were made for this year’s Winchester Days the annual bargain fiesta of local retail merchants announced Saturday for Thursday Friday and Saturday. Prizes include a $500 Frigidaire chest type freezer loaded with food for first prize among shoppers at 53 participating stores.
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Winchester
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Governor's Car Forced Off Road Near Richmond
Governor Stanley and family escaped injury after a minor traffic accident on U S 360 three miles east of Richmond. An automobile cut sharply in front of the governor's car, grazing it and forcing the chauffeur to steer off the highway. The only damage was a dented left front fender. Also in the car were Mrs. Stanley and their two grandsons, Stanley and Crockett Chatham.
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Richmond
Stanley
U. S. 360
Thomas Bannister
Crockett Chatham
Virginia Weather Forecast for July 24 28
Partly cloudy warm and humid tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers mostly in the north. Highs around 86 to 92 with lows 60s to 70s. Five day outlook shows near normal temps with above normal Tuesday and Wednesday and cooler Thursday and Friday. showers and thunderstorms Thursday and about one inch total rainfall.
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Virginia
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Wilmer Comer
Harry Miller
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James Pihakis
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U.S. Marine Corps
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Opequon Ave
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Cleveland Clinic
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