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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
3
HAL BOYLE notes that the once resented coffee breaks have become accepted in offices. Bosses join in, using the moment to discuss work and reach decisions, gaining more from the pause than employees expect.
In North Miami Beach Howard A. Long 34 allegedly slugged Patrolman Larry Taylor after refusing a reckless driving ticket. Long locked himself in the car, police used tear gas to gain entry, and he was jailed on assault and battery with a 250 dollar bond. The Court of Crimes is set for Friday.
Eastern Air Lines in Miami began replacing strike demanding flight engineers by removing AFL Flight Engineers International Association members and starting an extensive training program for a new engineer group. Captain Eddie V. Rickenbacker called the strike illegal and warned workers they could be fired if they do not return. Jack Robertson, Miami union president, insisted they will resign unless the company offers pay rules matching pilots.
Hollywood reports conflict over Red Skelton and Georgia Maureen Davis marriage with Skelton claiming divorce while Davis and associates deny it. Davis says she does not want a divorce though she concedes friction exists between them.
Sixteen and one half tables were in operation at the Wednesday evening Bridge Club session. The Mitchell system was played. North and south winners were Les Van Camp and Harry Strong first, Charles Christianson second, Wendell Bredemus third. East and west winners were Mrs F P Meany and Mrs R Norman Miller first, Mayo Wetterberg second, Chic Hatch and Paul Stehly third.
The British government is asked to provide experienced television engineers to help start a television transmitting station in Singapore.
Bad driving weather slows travel as a 30 car freight train stalls near Fort Dodge and California bound motorists face snow. Iowa legislators talk income tax rise to fund state government. A Des Moines bank robbery case and a sentencing date are noted. Plans for Bancroft a new pavilion. Joice and Rudd Christmas programs. Northern Iowa growers address new methods at Mason City convention. Garner Farm Bureau runs mail membership drive to beat slick roads.
The United States controls about three quarters of global life insurance, reflecting its dominant market size and financial services industry.
Walter J. Donnelly a 56 year old career diplomat resigns as U S high commissioner to West Germany he informed President Truman he wishes to enter private business. He has led American duties in Germany since July 18 and holds the rank of personal ambassador.
Mrs. Grace Ohrtman, 55, Emmetsburg, Iowa, died when a car she drove left a road blanketed by fog covering a wide area of North Iowa. She is survived by five sons, including Enfred, employed in Austin.
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