Teaching by television in Baltimore strike cities
Baltimore teachers cope with a citywide strike by shifting 80,000 students to telecourses across three stations. The walkout by 3,000 municipal workers halted sanitation and sewer services, leaving many schools closed and garbage piling up as Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro contemplates resumed talks with AFL Teamsters officials.
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Baltimore
Sewer and Water Department
City Hall
Thomas d’Alesandro
AFL Teamsters
Industry Tackles Problem of Cuts In Business Cost
Industry seeks to cut operating costs without harming labor or customers. The American Management Association and newspapers push cost systems, cost accounting, and productivity gains to protect profits. Workers resist at times, but worker input can yield practical cost saving ideas.
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New York
Indus
The
American Management Association
Los Angeles
Walter B. Seibert
Sylvania Electric Products
Controllers Institute of America
Institute of Newspaper Controllers and Finance Officers
C. Arthur Weis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fred Rudge
Manufactur Rt
L. Brock
Iowa
Hereford Stoc
Ives
Chicky
Sellar Rapids
Bill aims to end pure economic aid in foreign policy
Washington AP Rep Richards proposes to repeal nine foreign aid laws and fold them into one act. He urges shifting focus to military aid, with tighter limits on nonmilitary defense linked assistance, while preserving the long running Point Four technical aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richards
D-S.c
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Longlrange
Mutual Security Administration
Austria
Indo-China
Formosa
Thaiand
Cedar Rapids Ground Observers Plan Thursday Meeting
A Cedar Rapids civil defense ground observers meeting is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce building. The city post is atop the Roosevelt hotel observers will be trained in air craft observation. New volunteers are welcome and current observers are urged to bring interested persons to the meeting.
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Cedar Rapids Civil Defense
Chamber of Commerce
City Ground
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis elects new president Dr James C Manville
Dr James C Manville is named the new president of the Cedar Rapids Kiwanis club. Elected officers include J W Markey as first vice president John Hutchins as second vice president Merritt Heath as secretary and Guy Bondurant as treasurer. Board members are Dr A E Kurth A T Pleune E E Sears C R Fahrney Frank B Race Ralph Dresher Verne Marshall Glenn McMillan and Dr C L Fenner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Manville
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Club
J. W. Markey
John Hutchins
Merritt Heath
Guy Bondurant
A. E. Kurth
A. T.pleune
E. E. Sears
C. R. Fahrney
Frank B. Race
Ralph Dresher
Verne Marshall
Glenn McMillan
C. L. Fenner
Equine Road Block Prompted Fine in Hillsboro
James A. Herman 22, driver of a team of horses, was fined $10 and costs for failing to yield the right of way to a truck driven by Hubert James of Chillicothe in Hillsboro Ohio.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
James A. Herman
Hubert James
Chillicothe
Automotive output by firms listed in Automotive News
Detroit AP reports a tabulated estimate from Automotive News showing weekly production by each manufacturer for the weeks ending Jan 3 and Dec 27, and for the year 1952. The list names the firms and their output figures, reflecting early 1950s industry activity.
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Detroit
Automotive News
TV Play Proves Ultra Realistic
Mrs K H Henry told her husband the fiery moon invasion on TV was so realistic she could smell smoke. Minutes later firefighters carried out the charred TV set that had caught fire from defective wiring.
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Vancouver
B. C
K. H. Henry
Alabama Negro Upheld In White Man's Death
In Gadsden Alabama coroner W W Morris ruled the fatal shooting of white farmer Johnny Dobbins by 70 year old Will Veasey justifiable homicide. Veasey shot after Dobbins, heavily intoxicated, came to his home and drew a knife during a disturbance.
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Gadsden
Ala
W. W. Morris
Johnny Dobbins
Will Veasey
G. H.diggs
Dobbins
Veasey
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Lost and Found Notices
The Gazette lists want ad rates for 1 to 7 lines with advance payment and time limits. Lost and found items include a black and brown beagle reward call 4-0670 and lost eye glasses with a Dial 3-4214 contact. a brown leather billfold containing money is missing with urgent reward.
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Tyne
Ford
Sunday Gazette
Aneva
Beagle
Local Classifieds Feature Repairs and Services Listings
A dense page of classified notices lists services from tailors and dressmakers to watch repairs and moving services. It includes promotions for Nate Bures, Rosen's Tailor Shop, Kenwood Transfer, and Barry’s Well Drilling, with contact phone numbers and several handyman offerings.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Kenwood Transfer
Mechanical Computer Design Openings in RCA Studio
Immediate openings for engineers with electronic product design experience. Candidates should have strong hands on ability in development and studio equipment management. RCA automotive and airborne components featured, with advancement prospects and competitive benefits.
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Struck City
Sam Dawson
C.R
BMH
Beeckh & Aasoe
Morris Kats
Kiwanians
J.C. Manville
J. C. Manville
Chrysler
Dodge Plymouth
Pere
Mercury
Buick
Teel Ge General
Ralser-Praset
Petie
U.S
Tesat Cape Treat S
Alabama
Gazette
J. V. Novak & Son West Ce
Pias
DIAIL
Goodman Detective Service
Happy Nursing Home
Helen Randall
Elliott Tailors
Wder
Kresce
Rosen’s
4Th St. SE
Frobasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
Bros Ee Bee
Steen
Ave
2Nd ST. NE
Mae's Beauty Shop
1St St. NW
Dial
Ellis Blvd
Melody Inn
12Th Ave
Piccadilly Tavern
Sammy’s
Avenue NE
Draport Inn
Ely
Kratchmer
PHA
Robina
al Tees
Inhi Ae
Stone Cdicstanl
Uitechni Jew Construghion “& Remodeliwa Boren Const. CO
Ned Heavy Industral
Gazette, Kinkead Construction Co
Mound Ave
Turner Bros
Dick Alexander
Marion
Christ Anderson
Sparanegt
CIA
William Turner
Paul Tolan
Clark
Kkeeping
Dee Schmidt
Dit Merchants Bank
Srofpqoue
Conte Jouks Joes
Rary
MSHS
Rob Waddington
Clarence Tack
oSor
Ainting
Rpenter G
W. Lyman
Pepin Geo
Pasbow Ienpasores
M Brown
Ist Ave
Allis Chalmers Mfg. CO
General
White Sewing Machine Corporation
the Killian CO
Charles Simon
East Centrioe
Cedar Raowa
Adolph Trachta Culver Motors
Second Ave. S.E
Smulekoff
Ally
Dearbu
Cedar Rapids
Kansas
Wonderful
Osalesman Niy
Rave
Wale Eo Kiinge
Ok Ec
Keng
Henry
Burrell
Collins Radio
Royal Laundry
Mr. Shaffer
Guaranty Bank & Trust Company
3Rd Ave
3Rd St
Ron Rissa
Dorothy Murphy
Newman
Cardex
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
6Th ST
RCA
Vance
Fe Co
Cook
Fere Peauisten
Manaser
Bent B Corporati
Dieties Lerret A
Sneig Rica
Rock
Pete Vacious
Tairkee Tractor & Equipment CO
RADIO
Perm Ming Fian
Siti Umiet
Murphy
Brouhard May
OWA Manufacturing CO
6Th Street
Third ST. SE
Thumas
MNGR
INAL
Denon
Hawkeye Rubber
Shaver Rd
Hielp
Collins Radio Company
Collins
Collins Radio CO
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
As Ofkine
Stemlar
Stemlar Motors, Inc
Bob
Mr. Sor
Furn'ture
Eis
Reese
Sagan Cones
Crosley
Avco Mfg. Corporation
Cincinnati
D. O. Lindsey
Crosley Division
Avco Mig, Corporation
Arlington Street
Cin i 25
Derson
H 'Inen Co
Geneon
Bruce
Maranette
Minneapolis
Minnesota
John Baler
Geesry Street
Winnetka
Ill
Sunny Crest Sanatorium
Dubuane
Stenogr
Purmanent
Chris Peterson
Furniture CO
Joy
Storm's
16Th Ave
St S
Bosatal
Manhattan
Bert Anderson
General Office
Nash-Finch Co
IRS
Hasley
3Rd ‘Ave
Sie
Ea Am
Tipton Consolidated Dee
Naxera Pastry Shop
Miss Blazek
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Quaker Oats Company
Killian Company
National Oats CO
H” Ave
Athirath
Mr. Linsky
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