Picture highlights from today’s major news events
A collage shows top political scenes including Bie Arnall in Atlanta seeking a temporary office, Gov-elect Jim Folsom’s campaign reception with Marie Owen, and Folsom pictured with speaker-elect M. Beck. Also shown are leaders at the White House discussing a merger plan, plus a New York interlude with Anna Mayer. The montage notes Byrnes departing State Dept, club founders, and early 20th century women’s wages.
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Bie Arnall
Remmy Orkes
Atlanta
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Jim Saliba
Jim Folsom
Marie Bunkhead Owen
Alabama Department of Archives and Histry
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Ve M. Beck
DeKalb County
Alabama House of Representatives
Hilma Seay
Memphis
Secretary of Navy
James Forrestal
Robert Patterson
Lauris Norstad
Fleet
William D. Leahy
Deight Eisenhower
Chester Nimitz
F. P. Sherman
Anna Mayer
Lester Samuels
New York
Byrnes
State Department
Washington
Byrnes Picure
Associated Prosst
Sleeping Cars Go to College at Lehigh University
Ten pullman cars may provide temporary housing for about 100 Lehigh University students until barracks under construction are converted to dormitories. The plan uses several cars as interim dormitory space.
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Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Looking Ahead From The Associated Press Briefing
Two items offer early labor and peace potential. CIO Chief Philip Murray reportedly confers with L Steel Corp officials, hinting at possible wage deals amid looming steel union talks. Government price trends may affect upcoming wage negotiations as data suggests prices could stabilize.
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L. Steel Corp
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Robert R. Nathan
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Howler Monkey Arrives at San Diego Zoo
A rare howler monkey import arrives at the San Diego zoo. The animal, famed as the scourge of Central American jungles for its eerie night cry, adds a new exotic among the zoo's collection.
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San Diego
Jungles
Central America
San Diego Zoo
Coconut Island Shangri La To Cost Lots Of Coconuts
Coconut Island International owned by five U S industrialists plans to open a private club on Coconut Island near Honolulu. Members from around the world will be selected as buildings convert to club facilities. The former retreat of Christian R Holmes was bought last year for 2500 dollars. Holmes spent a million in 1993 to develop gardens, pools, and observatory turned lounge and artful decor. Existing facilities include a restaurant, garden, two swimming pools, and separate bathing areas as new owners allocate further funds to complete the project.
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