Bleachers Collapse Hurts Fifty Capitol Hill Students
Oklahoma City April 24 AP Smiles froze as portable bleachers gave way on soft ground injuring about 50 pupils from Capitol Hill Junior High during a class picture. Twelve remained hospitalized with broken bones and cuts while teachers and police helped extract students. Basketball coach John Hooks received praise for pulling victims free and aiding others as photographer C E Ginter cited sunken supports in soft ground from recent rains.
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Oklahoma City
Capitol Hill Junior High School
Tommy Holliman
C. E. Ginter
Ginter
al Cole
John Hooks
Two Burglaries Reported in West End
West End residents report two burglaries being investigated by police. Mrs. Z A Godfrey of 447 Laurel Avenue says thieves forced a cellar window and took liquor from a storage closet. Louis A Kornblut of 54 Grove Street reports a garage break in and theft of several baskets of fruit.
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West End
Z. A. Godfrey
Laurel Avenue
Louis A. Kornblut
Grove Street
NLRB Probes Unfair To Union Against Singer Mfg
An unfair labor practice charge was filed with the NLRB against Singer Manufacturing Co of Bridgeport by Local 227 of the I U E M W CIO. The union says a March 10 denial to recognize its representation affects production and maintenance workers. Jacob Lazarus, NLRB field examiner, will lead the inquiry. A separate note mentions a jail 60 days for William L. McTyer over unemployment benefits fraud.
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New York
National Labor Relations Board
Singer Manufacturing Company of
Bridgeport
International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers, Cio
UAW
Jacob Lazarus
NLRB
Labor Board
William L. McTyer
Railroad Avenue
Otto H. la Macchia
Cityshank
Donald R. Staples
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Main ST
Kays Home Furnishings
Singer
State Labor Department
McTyer
ASB
Rayon
Taffeta
Camelote
Cnett
Kays Better Dress Shop
Pond
Angel Face
Denier
Poue
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