Subway strike rages as MBA seeks amnesty and bargaining
Frank Zelano leads MBA push for amnesty while Transit Authority to avoid mass firings if workers return promptly. Four leaders jailed for contempt, including Theodore Loos, as union seeks broader settlement and a TA election to set bargaining power with the TWU. Subways partially back to service with 3400 striking workers and 60 more trains in motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zelano
MBA
Wagner
Zelano
Theodore Loos
Supreme Court
Henry Clay Greenberg
Supreme Court Room
Transit Authority
New York
Anyoe
Wagner Wagner
Mec
Joseph Carin
AFL Cio Transport Workers Union
Transit
TWU
O'Grady
Sukarno 10 Quit Indonesia Soon Rumors
Indonesian leader Sukarno reportedly invited to recuperate abroad with possible move to India or Egypt. Dutch rumors claimed arrest or ouster. Singapore and The Hague sources found unlikely. UN and New York police reported threats to Indonesian delegation, including word of possible bombing if measures against the Dutch continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukarno
India
Egypt
Jakarta
Sukarnio
Hatta
Singapore
Hauge
Indonesia
United Nations
N. Y
New York
US Information Service Library Bombed and Destroyed in Athens
A time bomb exploded in the USIA library on Stadium Street in Athens injuring no one and destroying the building in a fire. Police offered no statement, but some sources blamed communists. Frank L. Dennis said no official reports or comments had been received from USIA or the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
U.S. Information Service
Stadium Street
Washington
Frank L. Dennis
USIA
State Department
Storm battering T Navy ships heads to Lisbon
A storm battered destroyers of Destroyer Division 41 en route to the Mediterranean to join the Sixth Fleet. The tanker Manley sustains extensive damage to its superstructure and one crewman is killed with three in critical condition. Three other fuel-depleted destroyers nearby may be towed by the tanker, carrier and transport. Salamonie rescued a man swept overboard from Gearing. The Hodges and carrier Tripoli proceed to scene.
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Lisbon
U.S. Naval
London
Navy
Destroyer Division 41
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Hodges
Tripoli
Atlantic
Azores
Gearing
Tsailor
Thomas R. Mann
Lves
Norfolk
Harold H. Larsen
E. A. Lane
McCard
J. R. Ducat
Leo Mulcahy
W. J . Ropers
Manley By Cmdr. W
H. Bowen
Salamonte
Capt
E. L. Beach
Steel Center
Port Kembla
Ducan S. Baker
New South Wales
Australia
Captain Beach
Eisen
Hower
Florida Arctic freeze snarls citrus Belt in near record cold
The Florida frost battered citrus and beans with Broward county losses estimated at two million dollars. Crestview registered 18 degrees while Miami fell to 35, and similar record lows spread from Baltimore to Shreveport as parts of the nation endured widespread winter severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Crestview
Citrus Belt
Florida Citrus Commission
Broward County
Miami
Rio Grande Valley
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Shreveport
Weather Bureau
California
Slippery Clues and Wordplay Analysis Summary
A dense excerpt discusses puzzle clue reasoning, contrasting similar words and letter plays. It examines terms like DACE DALE OGLE OGRE and NOTIONS NATIONS, explains why certain words fit clues better, and notes how context and everyday usage affect interpretations in a puzzle setting.
Merely Two Business Journeys Not Meant as Amusing
The note contrasts two business journeys and rejects humor. It corrects spelling errors seen in the garden reference, noting the distinction between a well and a well shaft hidden underground. The emphasis is on precise wording and placement of terms within a metaphorical garden scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Prison Escape Sentenced After Guilty Verdict
A prisoner identified as Gordon, who had spent time in prison, was sentenced to four to five years after an attempted escape from his cell. The escape involved using a wire and a metal log, and he sought outside help to obtain release. Judge Elmer W. Ryan imposed the sentence minutes after the jury returned its guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Elmer W. Ryan
Bassige Local 229 elects leaders in union vote
Union secretary Delbert Garey defeats Michael Tortora 362 to 298 to lead the Bassige unit. Jean Cruddas wins financial secretary 335 to 318 over Louis Thibodeau. George Smith beats Sam Sorenson 335 to 316 for sergeant. Harold is unopposed for trust. Executive board includes Stanley Rutkowski, Carmen Longo, Albert Cutrell, Joseph Odice, Marion Marko, and Joseph Haines. About 750 of 800 Bassick plant workers are Local 229 members.
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Delbert
Garey
Michael Tortora
Jean Cruddas
Louis Thibodeau
George Smith
Sam Sorenson
Harold As
Stanley Rutkowski
Carmen i Longo
Albert Cuthréll
Joseph Odice
Marion Marko
Joseph Hai
Delightful Three Cheese Spread for Porcupine Bread
Delightful cheese spread recipe by Gaynor Maddox. Mix butter cream cheese cheddar and blue cheese with onion mustard Worcestershire and Tabasco, fold in beer to smooth mix. Chill, then shape on bread to form a porcupine head with pretzel “quills” and waxed paper crust. Serve with bread slices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Markets
Mallon
Coeery
Barnes
Five-under-par round tops field of 257 in LA golf event
Tommy Jacobs Montebello Don White and Bud Bradley USC star among leaders with five-under-par 67s. Lee Cartnal and others from Los Angeles also matched 67 as first round split due to large field. Bradley led with eagle on eight, six birdies and three bogeys as field to be cut to 64 for second round on Saturday.
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Tommy Jacobs Montebello
Don’ White
Los Angeles
Bud Bradley
University of Southern California
Lee Cartnal
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Bill Casper
Singing Hills
Calif
Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
Bradley
Dulles and NATO talks move toward Paris summit
A European survey notes the president's prestige but urges a firm NATO role as a mutual defense alliance. Democrats press Eisenhower to broaden NATO talks to foreign policy coordination, decision making, and economic programs, plus relief of Middle East tensions. Diplomats gather in Paris for a NATO summit amid France Britain and U S lineup in a potential clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Kuznetsov
Paris
NATO
Middle East
Warsaw Pact
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Europe
Mansfield
NATQ
House
Eisenhower
Inato
France
Four Way Deadlock In Montebello Golf
Montebello Calif December 12 AP four youthful golfers tied for the lead after the first round of a 5000 dollar prize and a 11 242 424 loan and a 9096 64 hole Montebello Open while Boston receives a 1939 urban renewal grant. The project will clear 4811 acres of slums in West End between Massachusetts General Hospital and North Station near the State House. 3671 dwelling units are involved with 2641 families to be relocated to safer housing as the Boston Housing Authority clears and sells land to redevelopers for residential, institutional and commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montebello
Calif
Washington
Boston
West End
Massachusetts General Hospital
North Station
State House
Jaw
Boston, Housing Authority
City considers expanding Fire Department staff and senior posts
Detectives push suit allowance continues to furnish turnout clothing to firemen. Civil Service reviews five new classified posts including a draftsman and an assistant maintenance director. Linley reports need for a clerical employee for the Board of Education and a vacancy for an assistant city librarian. Police and fire boards seek examinations for several positions as plans outline a larger staffing to support a two hour work week. Redevelopment plans foresee 2400 housing units and neighborhood commercial space with a net project cost of 13,568,143. Mayor Teixeira attends as federal grant covers most costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J.linley
Fire Board
Civil Service Board
Planning Commission
Board of Education
Board of Educacation
Common Council
City- Libarian
Linley
Kelley
Percy M. Searles
Police Board
Francis C.keogh
Keogh
Donnelly
John A
Buiuzea
Bridgeport Municipal Employes Association
Commisson
Griffenhagen Associates
Desco
Segt
Boston
Brodie to Start at Quarterback for 49ers Sunday
San Francisco coach Frankie Albert named rookie John Brodie to start against the Green Bay Packers as the 49ers face a potential cliffhanger. Veteran A. Tittle remains limited by a leg injury and may play if Brodie struggles. Odds makers favored San Francisco by 14 points despite the rookie starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frankie Albert
John Brodie
Green Bay Packers
Albert
Brodie
Tittle
Father and Son Night at St Thomas Parish Hall
The St Thomas Men's League will sponsor a Father and Son Night at the parish hall Monday at 8 p.m. Marty Weiss president. Two films, The Lion Hunt and Hunting in Alaska, will be shown through efforts of Frank Carroll with Remington Arms company courtesy. A special hour will follow the meeting. Program chairman is Andrew Dabgestia assisted by Frank Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Men's League
Marty Weiss
Frank Carroll
Remington Arms Company
Alaska
Andrew ‘Dabgestia
Record-setting jet flier breaks speed record in 1953
Drew from Carrellton, Ga., commander of the 481st Fighter-Bomber squadron, Bergstrom AFB, Tex., breaks U S and British speed records at 1650 mph after a December flight. He previously failed to set an official mark due to a camera issue. He receives the Distinguished Flying Cross and will travel to Washington for the Thompson Trophy banquet. He is a 1942 Army Air Corps veteran with 104 missions in Korea and holds multiple decorations. His wife Sarah and daughters Nancy and Bonnie are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Carrellton
Bergstrom Afb
Tex
Chester E. McCarty
Tactical Air Command
18Th ‘Air Force
L. P. Twiss
United States
Navy
R. W. Windsor
Thompson
Washington
Drewe
Army Air Corps
Sarah
Nancy
Bonnie
Churchill views Samaritan slain Schurz Ney Dec 12 AP
Fragmented report notes Sir Winston Churchill’s remarks during a London visit as Vernon Stallard 30 is found slain near 10 Downing Street after stopping to assist a stranded motorist. Prime Minister Macmillan briefed on the incident before a lunch meeting while Fiji’s chief Raluli faces separate accusations in a drunken driving tragedy involving a former beauty queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
Ney
Aoace
Winston -Charcaille
Vernon Stal
Downing Street
Tallard
Macmillan
Stallard
London
Jan
Ratu Alipate Raluli
John Holbrook Hill
Brix
England
Fiji
Mary Moody
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Sukarno 10
Mercury
Ait City
New England
Midwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Dallies
St. Louis
Detroit
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Les Font
Phoenix
Edward Drummond
Belfast
Northern Ireland
New Haven
Paul Sinberg
Needham
Mass
Ken Robbins
Framingham
John Olofson
Wells
Bassige Union
Dulles
Estien Sori
Ike
Frisco Club
Churchill
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