Pilots' strike grounds A O A planes in New York
American Overseas Airlines announced furloughs for some New York based workers as a pilot strike by the Air Line Pilots Association AFL grounded planes on both sides of the Atlantic. The strike, called yesterday, involves 173 pilots and co pilots and indirectly affects 323 other crew members.
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Champagne Appetite Beer Budget Ad Snippet
An advertising blurb promotes a range of beverages including champagne and beer with emphasis on refreshment and popularity in various retail settings such as grocers and package stores. The fragment references brands and products in a tangential, market-facing tone.
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Marshall Plan Gains Wallace Backing in Speech
In Houston on October 1 AP reports Henry Wallace urged Congress to approve the $8 billion Marshall Plan loan for 16 European nations but warned against dictating internal affairs. He praised relief aid while criticizing U S policy, saying the administration repudiated the Potsdam agreement and reversed course on Germany by backing Hoover plan for rebuilding heavy industries.
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Pageant of Brides at Greenfield Hill Church Tonight
Final arrangements for the Pageant of Brides sponsored by the Greenfield Hill church choir are set for 8 p.m. at the church. Old wedding gowns will be modeled by choir members with organ and vocal numbers. A large committee led by Mrs. Leon A. Dean oversees details with Mrs. Albert Heske and others assisting.
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State employment edges up as manufacturing gains outweigh declines
Connecticut's employment rose from mid August to mid September as gains in apparel textile and iron steel and aircraft industries offset scattered declines in non manufacturing sectors. State Labor Commissioner John J. Evan noted the rise is notable as many students exit the labor market to return to schools and colleges.
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