Hopes Of Settling Six Day Strike Fall In New York Papers
New York AP reports hopes to settle the six day old newspaper strike suffered a setback as the Guild rejected a mediator's settlement offer and the Mailers threatened to prolong the dispute. Times publisher Sulzberger notes over 3 million in ad revenue lost in five days. The Post, Journal American, and other papers face closures and reader shortages as talks resume.
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the Register
Dalville
New York
American News Paper Guild
Mailers
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Times
New York Post
Theodore W. Kheel
Times- Guild
Kheel
International Typographical
All
Print
Publishers Association of Ciation
New York City
Thomas J. Murphy
Thelecraft Unions
Afl-Cio Guild
Negoti- Murphy
Afl-Cio Newlates
York Mailers
New York Newspas
New Daily Mirror
A.m
Otter
York
Fishers Association
the Mirror
Daily Mirror
Bridgeport
Herald
Charles G. Hagedorn
News and Herald Tribune
Journal
Ameri
World-Telegram
Sun
Sing
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Island Press
Connecticut
New York News
Yeaders
Don Rogers
Social Security Benefit Increase Helps Pay Medical Plan
A reader relies on $120 monthly Social Security and worries about a $6 extra health insurance cost. The law provides a 7 percent retroactive benefit increase starting January 1955, boosting the monthly amount by about $8.40 to help cover the additional health insurance protection.
Smelling Money Buried On liner United States
Two ship employees stole forty two thousand nine hundred dollars from the liner United States, hid it near Le Havre, dug it up, and one man discarded two thousand dollars overboard due to its stink. Manning received a suspended five year sentence. Grandy got five years but was released on bail pending appeal.
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NEW York
United States
Thomas F. Murphy
Thomas B. Manning
Manhattan
William Grandy
Pearl River
N.Y
Asst
U.S. Atty
Daniel Donnelly
Manning
Grandy
Donnelly
France
le Havre
Former Sheriff Candidate Guilty in DUI Conviction
LANCASTER AP Dock Talbert, who ran for sheriff of Lancaster County after a white slavery conviction, was found guilty of drunk driving. Circuit Judge John Grimball fined him $3 or four months in jail on a second DUI. Talbert had been sentenced to five years for trafficking a North Carolina woman and is free on appeal.
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Lancaster
Dock Talbert
Lancaster County
John Grimball
Talbert
North Carolina
Columbia
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