Strike Threat Spreads to Six U S Airlines
Chicago reports 20 000 mechanics and ground workers threaten nationwide strike against six airlines including American, Capital, Western, National, Northwest, United and Trans World. AFL Machinists vote nine to one backing action. no date set. Union seeks uniform wage scale plus 5 percent raises and extra benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Airlines
AFL Machinists Union
Washington
Capital
Western
National
Northwest
United
Trans-World Airlines
al Hayes
AFL Airo Line Pilots Association
TWA
Filots
Builder Cafritz to testify before Senate on Parklands loan
Washington Senate Banking investigators summoned Morris Cafritz, prominent builder, to answer questions about a 3.569 million FHA insured loan for Parklands Manor in the District. Deputy Housing Administrator McKenna alleged affiliated firms received 620 thousand dollars beyond limits and rents collected exceeded FHA figures by 380 thousand before payments began. Cafritz and associates face scrutiny amid broader probe of Linwood Park and related profits.
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Washington
INS
Morris Cafritz
Senate
Washington, D.C
Senate Banking Committee
Cafritz
Federal Housing’ Administration
Parklands Manor
William F. McKenna
FHA
McKenna
Parklands
Oan
New Jersey
Homer E. Capehart
R-Ind
Capehart
George J. Marcus
Hackensack
N.J
Marcus
Sidney Larner
Tenafly
Linwood Park
Fort Lee
Get Pep and Vim for Couples Over Forty
A vintage ad-style notice urges husbands and wives to revive energy after forty with Ostret Tonic tablets. It claims the product provides iron and B vitamins to boost vitality and wellbeing in a bold, period-voice pitch.
Trials Seek Clarity In Marilyn Sheppard Case At Cleveland
In Cleveland authorities pursue conflicting statements from Dr. Samuel Sheppard and neighbors as they question Houk about the Bay Village murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Key differences involve an affair with Susan Hayes, divorce motives, and love for both women. Police report a medical exam found no serious issues, with psychiatric tests pending.
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Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Samuel Sheppard
J. Spenser Faulk
Sheppard
James McArthur
Houk
Olive
Susan Hayes
Bay View Hospital
Los Angeles
Miss Hayes
Frank Story
Chief Story
Tater
Rubber Bomb Sneaky Tries Second Trip to Catalina
A raft of inflated inner tubes carrying five sailors left Ventura to reach Catalina Island aboard the rebuilt raft The Rubber Bomb Sneaky. After a failed first voyage ending July 22 the crew now uses safer gear and plans a two day crossing with fuel food and precautions.
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Ventura
Ins
Catalina Island
California
Pacific Island
Centerville Lions kick off Scout building drive
Centerville sets August 10 to start the campaign for a new Scout building. Jim Logan, the building chairman, announced the drive sponsored by the Centerville Lions Club.
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Centerville
Jim Logan
Haymes Pleads To Immigration Appeal Board
Hollywood singer Dick Haymes plans a plea to the immigration board of appeals and possibly to the courts to stay in the United States. Special inquiry officer Ralph Farb upheld deportation for leaving the continental U.S. without permission and for drafting exemption claims during World War II. Haymes, born in Argentina, previously flew to Hawaii in 1953 to meet Rita Hayworth, now his wife.
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Hollywood
Dick Haymes
Immigration Board of Appeals
United States
Haymes
Ralph Farb
Argentina
David Marcus
Washington
Farb
Hawaii
Rita Hayworth
board of immigration _appeals
Fard
Board of Immigration Appeals
Italian Team Climbs Second Highest Peak in Himalayas
A 20 member Italian expedition reached Mount Godwin Austen summit despite severe weather and a death in the party. Professor Ardito Desio led the ascent, which followed a failed 1953 American attempt. The peak rests in the Karakoram on the India China border, and the Italians raised flags at the virgin summit.
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Lahore
Godwin Austen
Ardito Desio
Desio
Edmund Hillar
Tensig Norkey
Arthur K. Gilkey
Ames
Iowa
Himalayas
Karakoram Range
India
Istan
Sinki
China
Gilxey
Charles S. Houston
Exeter
Houston
Gilkey
Dr Levine to Address Optimist Club Tonight
Dr Julius Levine will speak at the HayWard Optimist Club in Mandarin Tea Garden. Lloyd Dias, program chairman, announced the meeting is Tuesday rather than Wednesday and will be held at the same location with Eden hospital as the subject.
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Julius Levine
HayWard
Optimist Club
Mandarin Tea Garden
Lloyd Dias
Eden Hospital
Dias
Suspected Red Leaders Fail to Post Bail
Denver officers report six alleged Communist party leaders could not post $100,000 bonds for release from city jail while a seventh detainee remained in federal custody in Los Angeles. New arrests include Joseph and Maia Scherrer in Pueblo and Arthur Bary with associates in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
FBI
Red
Los Angeles
Joseph William Scherrer
Maia
Scherrer
Pueblo
Maia Scherrer
Stapleton
Arthur Bary
J. Edgar Hoover
Colorado
Statehouse
Hary
Bary
Anna
Lewis Martin Johnson
Utah
Harold Zepelin
Patricia Julia Blau
Denver Reds
U.S
Howard V. Calverly
Sedalia
South i
East 44Th Avenue
Hoover
Anha
Montana Hit By Spreading Lumber Strike
The Pacific Northwest lumber strike spread to Montana as AFL and CIO loggers shut White Pan Sash in Missoula and three smaller pine mills. The walkout began June 21 with 110,000 loggers demanding a 11 2 percent raise, and spread from California Oregon and Washington to Idaho and Montana as operators refused higher wages.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Montana
AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union
White Pan Sash Company
Missoula
Pierémeal
AFL
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
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Oklo
Air Force
Sharon Hush
Jeff
Shirley Martin
Joseph Knopps
John Beck
Bob Hardy
Immigration Appeal Board
Albert
Dr. Levine
Mayflower
Berkaley
Call
U. C. Express & Storage CO
Shottuck Ave
Oakland
Cal
Humboldt
Aeto-Mayflower
Tennsit Co
B & Main Sts
Rance
Ares
Dighondra
Bodner
Niles Road
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