New York Presses Roll Again After Long City Strike
New York City's 114 day newspaper strike ended as 19 000 employees returned to work. Major papers resumed Sunday editions with price increases up to 10 cents, while overall city circulation surged with the Mirror and Daily News leading the rebound. Editorials urged better labor management and warned against a repeat of such a disruption.
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New York
New York City
Bronx
Times
Herald Tribune
Manhattan
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island
Publishers Association of
Times, News, World-Telegram & Sun and
Journal-American
The
Post
Mirror
Daily News
Robert F. Wagner
Times, News and Mirror
the Times
Women Argue Better Than Men
A spoof column notes Harvard psychologists say women argue better and have an edge in getting their way. It mentions Rhode Island pickle juice on railroad tracks and Alabama cotton plows with elephants as examples of quirky liberties. The piece weaves trivia, quotes, and oddities in a light editorial tone.
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Harvard
Rhode Island
Alabama
Girl Scientist Seeks Soil From All States
Ann Arbor report details Catherine OConnor, a seven year old girl collecting soil samples for a science project. Her father Dr Gerald A OConnor explains she has until third grade to complete the task. Her 13 state effort drew letters from varied places while missing 37 states.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Tricky Catherine O'Connor
Gerald A. O'Connor
St. Francis School
St. Joseph Hospital
University of Michithird
Gan
Charlotte
N.C
Las Vegas
Minneapolis
Merce
Theatrical gesture eyed in US Cuba exile limits
Tass in New York labels the United States restrictions on Cuban exile leaders as a theatrical gesture. The report argues the measure targets leaders not the bandit attackers and notes the henchmen carry out many raids against Cuba.
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Moscow
Tass
United States
U.S
New York
Scout Den 5 Pack 3 Meets With Den Mother
Den 5 Pack 3 met Saturday with den mother Mrs H E Campbell at 518 S Malcolm. Kim Baker led roll call and dues. Boys reported states to visit and imagined trips through Pacific Northwest.
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H. E. Campbell
S. Malcolm
Kim Baker
Denner
Pacific and
Northwest States
Chanute City Commissioner Cites Voting Record Support
A Chanute candidate asserts his 44 month voting record proves backing for Chamber of Commerce Zoning Board and New Industries Committee to attract business. He argues competition is fierce nationwide and that Chanute needs experienced businessmen to lead.
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Chanute
Chamber of Commerce
Zoning Board
New Industries Committee
United States
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