Who Shook McCarthy Hand Till Elbow Hurt
Washington November 19 AP reports the unidentified person who shook Senator McCarthy so hard that his elbow swelled and hospital care was required, with officials unable to identify the admirer. The incident postponed Senate censure debates for 12 days while doctors warned of potential permanent damage.
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Firm Discloses Offer To Union In Labor Dispute
The Usederwoams corporation reveals a 11 point wage and job security proposal to Local 267 IUF CTO as the union’s leaders say members must give 24 hours notice for all business transportation. The plan includes a general wage increase, a severance clause, grievance procedures, and a union security policy. About 1200 union members have been on strike since midnight Nov 5 after failure to reach a contract.
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Colorado gold story shows mining not feared by West
William Zeckendorf, famed New York real estate investor, plans to build a downtown Denver hotel foundation next month, and argues gold below the surface could offset excavation costs. In Colorado, refined gold fetches $35 an ounce, with placer gold selling higher. overall production favors copper and other states. Colorado ranks fifth in gold output, trailing South Dakota Utah Alaska and California.
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Brooklyn firm bids to move to Connecticut
Hartford Nov 19 AP representatives from the Connecticut Development Commission and Governor-elect Abe Ribicoff met with National Steel components officials in Brooklyn to discuss relocation to Connecticut. The firm employing about 36 people with a payroll near 1.5 million dollars favored a Middletown site.
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New York tax lawyer critiques Congress tax law
J Henry Lindman, a New York tax lawyer, told a New Haven audience at a Connecticut Association of Public Accountants meeting that the new law passed this year eliminates many inequities but still lacks adequate economic incentives for recovery from the national recession.
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McCormick Heiress Leaves 38 Million Estate in Chicago
Anita McCormick Blaine, daughter of Cyrus H McCormick, left a 38 million dollar estate per Probate Court inventory filed after her death on February 12 at age 57. Market gains added about 3 million to the value. Her will distributes more than 20 million to institutions via The New World Foundation, with rest to relatives and employees. Emmons Blaine, her husband, and her son James G Blaine Jr. are named trustees.
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Tavern keeper uncovers $28,000 football pool win
Margate England November 19. Alfred Sparrowhawk, a 44 year old tavern keeper, was about to discard mailed ads when he spotted a check for $28,000 among them. The find reveals his unexpected winnings in a football pool.
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