Telegraphers Strike Near Ends After Settlement Talk
YORK UE Commission Mandelbaum said both parties agreed a strike settlement formula. A 33 day strike by the AFL Telegraphers Union began May 3 and has disrupted United Press teletype service, with relief by alternate staff until a referendum on the settlement. Negotiations resumed with joint sessions and a 2 PM call for further talks tonight.
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FBI To Check Claims In Texas City Blast
In Texas City area next week about 30 FBI agents will fact find claims related to the 3 year old blast. Agent in charge Arthur F. Lorton said the survey will determine potential payout amounts as government attorneys appeal a $20 million cumulative damage suit ruling.
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Stop Me in the Days of Nocturnal Bloomer Girls Tale
An eclectic sample of humorous vignettes includes two Irishmen on a difficult ascent up Fort George Hill recalling mishaps on a tan bicycle and a brake slip. Cleveland Amory is cited as an authority on proper Bostonian culture via marriage, while a Shakespeare troupe in a western town ends with a manager being shot after a comic disguise fails during Macbeth.
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A&M Grants Honorary Degree to General Bradley
General Omare Bradley will receive a honorary doctor of laws at Texas A&M College Station commencement. The Joint Chiefs chair will speak on international affairs. Other honorees include Burton Hull Marvin Smith and John F. Davis in engineering and laws.
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