Venice in decline and American rail chaos warned
The piece laments Venice's erosion along with a dramatic rail incident abroad. It notes canals, pigeons, and St Mark's Square as icons at risk while recounting a New York suburban crash caused by a parked car runaway. It ends with a hyperbolic call to safety and orderly trains to avoid chaos.
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Venice
Casanova
St. Marka
Ue Masoney
le Venatians
Mecca
O. Henry
Manhattan
Coney Sland
Munelians
New York City
Tina
Saat
Folsom plans and private unemployment schemes linked to pensions
The Rochester and auto companies discussed two per cent payroll reserves for unemployment benefits and a five cent per hour employer contribution to a reserve fund. Supplementary benefits would extend 26 weeks, totaling up to 80 to 85 percent of wages with unemployment insurance. The narrative traces Folsom’s evolving role, his early pension wage dividends, and later shifts in health insurance stance within the Eisenhower era context, noting Rockefeller influence and private sector proposals to insure against illness loss.
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Rochester
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United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ford
General Motors
Thia
Hleather
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Advisory Committee On Economic Security
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Exsiman
New York State Association of Personal Finance Companies
Sone Day
United States
Eisenhower
Neon Rockefeller
Compress
Togo
Picnic at Fort Tudhill By Flagetuft Lodge No. 499
Members of Flagetuft Lodge No. 499 and their families are asked to attend a Sunday picnic at Fort Tudhill. Lodge officers and helpers coordinate setup and cleanup with officers including Jack Barv, Philip Nacked, John Simpson, Bob Leonard, and Fo. Engle directing the cleanup.
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Tom Re Weitzel
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Amy Baga
Cecil Fortney
Jack Baiv
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Philip Nackted
John Simpson
Bob Leonard
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Untitled Essay on Holiness and Spiritual Greatness
A fragmented, archaic meditation on holiness, spirituality, and the Nazarene. The text cites Jesus and spiritual influence, contrasting holy impulses with worldly limits. It discusses human perception of greatness and the elusive glory of living, referencing evangelists and divine nature.
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Ibn Trom
Fife
Mary Spir
Joho Tp Evangelist
Jesud
Distaff Side Captures Model Plane Honors
Distaff side wins honors in a public school aviation class event. Miss Minnie Anderson of Hisbee flies a plane for 35.4 seconds across three trials to take top prize, Harold Clemche, Buckeye, totals 21 seconds for second, Tom Cash, Phoenia, 20 seconds for third, W Letts, Winslow, receives a prize for effort amid a noted corkscrew mishap during trials.
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Atalents
Bummer
Phoenia
W. Letts
Winslow
Bert Tuthill
Rod Moore
Baby Dolls Triumph in Teen League Close
The Baby Dolls beat the Jay Cee Ett e Babes 19 to 8 in the Teenage Girls Loftish League. Christine Watkinson starred for the Baby Dolls as fans praised the team’s skill and spirit during Friday night action in the city.
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Jaycee-Ette Babes
Repair Work Beats On Flood Damaged San Carlos System
The Interior Department allocates 24000 dollars for flood damage repair on canals serving San Carlos. Joint Works, run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, began repairs on channels from Ashurst Hayden Dam to Picocha Rosary near Coolidge and to the Gila River Indian Reservation. Northside Canal repairs and timing for Florence Grande Canal and Pima Lateral are noted with expected restoration in about four weeks and three weeks respectively.
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Torjeet
Marvin
Deslynseday
Ashurst-Hayden
Picocha Rosary
Pima
Young
Miseral
Tate
Coolidge
Gila River
Indi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Florence C. Grande Canal
Mymal
Frontier Days Event Won By Prescott Man
Prescott man Chuck Shepherd won the bulldogging event on Wednesday during Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne Wyoming. He finished in 10.9 seconds and earned 700 dollars. Overall prize money in the first go round totaled 8,220 dollars for rodeo performers.
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Chuck Shepherd
F Prescott
Foxteo
Cheverty
Wyo
Shepherd
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