Garment Strike May End Today Or Tomorrow
New York garment workers and dress manufacturers reach an 11 percent wage package plus 0.5 percent severance and overtime terms after six days of strike. Mediation by city appointees and industry leaders leads to optimism work will resume by Wednesday with nonunion issues and enforcement still under discussion. Local wages averaged $2.10 an hour in NYC and 50 to 15 cents less elsewhere.
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New York
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
TLGWU
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
Herbert H. Lehman
Harry Uviller
David Dubinsky
New York City
Wall Street little changed in quiet early trading
The New York market showed mostly fractional declines with several issues unchanged amid scattered buying. Steel, motors, rails and oil led minor downturns while many leading shares held steady or edged lower. Egg prices remained firm with steady wholesale quotes for whites and browns amid receipts of 26 700.
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General Dynamics
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New York Central
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RCA Socony
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Standard Oil
Cali
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Texas Co
US Steel
Youngstown
American Stock Exchange Aero Supply
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New York
Ice Gorge on Allegheny River Melts After Weekend
Bitanning, Pa. The danger of high water along the Allegheny River eased as the last of a six mile long ice gorge near Bitanning melted away this weekend. A week earlier the ice held fear of sudden breakage that could cause Nash flooding downstream.
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Bittanning
Allegheny River
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Firemen Free Old Glory at Green Township School
Twelve firefighters worked to free the American flag from a 60 foot pole at Green Township School. The flag became snagged last Wednesday and initial efforts failed. Fire crews raised ladders and seven climbers freed the flag from the top, ending the rescue.
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Erie
Green Township
Flae
Hoover Urges U S Figure Communisee? Announced War on Espionage
FBI director Hoover outlines Communist tactics in America in a book subtitled The Story of Communism in America and How to Fight It. He argues espionage threats grow as weapons advance and urges calm, lawful countermeasures without hysteria while warning of infiltration and infighting within groups.
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U. S
Moscow
FBI
Ameren
Slain Cop’s Escapee Robber Flees Skyscraper Jail
A quartet of inmates including Norman J. Mackiewicz and Howard B. Plesett escaped last night from Miami’s skyscraper jail using a rope made from mattresses. Police warned the fugitives are dangerous as they fled toward the city crowds, evading capture after the midtown breakout near 142 p.m. The incident linked to a separate case of a Chicago slaying and a federal car theft chase, with authorities reporting a man from Henlopen claiming bragging rights of an earlier escape from a Pennsylvania jail.
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Fifi. Oe
Miami
Norman J. Mackiewicz
Bal Harbour
Howard B. Plesett
Roger Wayne Carter
Chicago
Edward L. Kilte
Piccatt
Hen Lover
Transfusion Saves Tot Who Gulped Aspirin Tablets
Bobby Lambert a Beaver Falls three year old was rushed to Pittsburgh s Children Hospital after swallowing aspirin tablets. Doctors performed two full blood transfusions and pumped about three and a half pints of blood to remove aspirin from his system. His parents declined to say how many tablets were given.
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Bobby Lambert
Beaver Falls
Children's Hospital
Bobby
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