Acme Tiddlywinks Co backs employee vote on office party
Horace McGrubb chair of Acme Tiddlywinks Co proposes an employee vote to decide whether to hold an office Christmas party. The plan includes refreshments and games but workers soon vote 3 to 12 against the gathering, preferring no party this year.
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Acme Tiddlywinks Co
Acme Thirlywinks Co
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Steady Road Death Climb in U S Halts
CHICAGO AP reports a halt in the steady U S road death climb as October totals show a decline for the first time this year with 3058 fatalities. The National Safety Council notes a 30.6 percent rise over the 1938 toll for January-October, while injuries from traffic accidents total about 7.1 million. The rate reached 3.3 fatalities per 100 million miles, the lowest on record for the period.
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National Safety Council
Car Clogs Pool Filter In Poolside Mirage
Sherman Oaks California AP says producer Bob Finkel caused a pool incident when a service car toppled into his swimming pool after a mistaken turn. He joked about a clogged filter as the car rested dripping in the water while the service man, John Zebelo, escaped.
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Post Office Entry Notice in Hayward California
Daily Review records show entry as second class matter under the act of Congress March 3 1889 at Hey Winton Avenue Hayward California. Communications address listed to Hey Winton Avenue Hayward California.
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Stresses Peace Theme In TV Speech by Eisenhower
Washington says America’s real message to the world is peace and friendship in freedom. He appeals for an end to steel strikes and notes peace depends on a healthy economy as he leaves on a three week world trip. He urges mutual disarmament and international cooperation to reduce hunger, disease and tensions.
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Federal Mediation Service
Crosby Boys Quit Contract In Act Splitup
MONTREAL AP The four Crosby hikers sons of Bing Crosby quit their new act and walked out on a 12 000 contract with a Monteval sighting club Thursday. Manager Peter Petito called the breakup temporary and said it was not caused by a family fight. A club spokesman said the group had seven more performances to fulfill before completing a 10 day contract and that the contract was canceled by mutual agreement.
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Unwed Mothers Freed By Court In California Case
In San Francisco the AP reports the ACLU challenged a probation order by Judge Michael J. Gatto that barred two unwed mothers Lucy Martinez and Lucy Turlieta from having children until marriage. The Court of Appeal freed them on habeas corpus writs. bond posted for pending hearings.
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Neither Side Will Budge in Steel Dispute
Washington AP report says steel labor and management cling to entrenched positions as President Eisenhower urges quick settlement. Industry calls proposals fair while union leader McDonald pushes for a presidential inquiry board, hoping for prompt contract terms amid 116 day strike and looming Taft Hartley deadline. Negotiations continue with scheduled talks in Chicago next week amid threats of further strikes.
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Chicago
Almanac Today December 4 1959 events and quotes
Friday December 4 marks the 338th day of the year with 27 remaining. Historical notes include George Washington bidding officers farewell at Fraunces Tavern in 1783, James Monroe's 1816 election, Wilson sailing to Versailles in 1918, a 1948 Cairo meeting with Churchill and Roosevelt, and a 1946 United Mine Workers fine over a coal strike. Isaac Goldberg’s diplomacy quote closes.
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John L. Lewis
Revolutionists Flee Deep Into Brazil Jungles
Defiant air force officers wage a propaganda war against President Juscelino Kubitschek as rebels flee deeper into the Amazon jungles. The air force said a passenger liner was left with most passengers, and reports linked to Belem official Remi Arche. Police held Kubitschek’s presence against the rebels amid rising antigovernment sentiment and alert across army units.
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Ghost Bat Linked to Aboriginal Superstition
The ghost bat is treated with superstition by Australian Aboriginal peoples due to its white wings and fur and its habit of feeding on other bats.
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