Treaty Approved by French Senate Amid Labor Strife
Paris and London reports detail the French Senate approving the Franco German treaty despite protests from Socialist and Communist factions. In Denver, Rubber Workers strike at Gates plant enters day two as 3,200 workers walk out after a two year contract expired. Ed Hester accuses officials of war-like tactics while Gates officials defend offers including a wage rise totaling 23.6 cents over two years.
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Mystery Theater Oasis in Desert Df TV Reruns
NBCs Mystery Theater premieres with Shadow of a Man, a light summer viewing hour. Broderick Crawford and Ed Begley star in an insurance case, while the show hints at future action series potential.
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First Fine Imposed in Youngtown Since 1960
Residents report a nonresident man was fined ten dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct, the first criminal penalty in Youngtown since incorporation. The event drew attention from locals who noted the unusual offender’s nonresidency.
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Youngtown, Ariz
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Arab Population in Israel Reaches About Three Million
The article cites Fred W. Beall noting the Arab population in Israel has grown from around 100,000 to over 3 million, now comprising a substantial share of the total population.
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Fires Coat 41 KEW YORK Ten million in last peer communes
A garbled report notes large sums linked to property in the United States. It references a figure of ten million and mentions several communes and a group named Wham By Istrum dations. Details are unclear due to OCR quality.
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Denver banker Roger Weed missing in Colorado search resumes
The hunt for missing Denver banker Roger Weed, 50, will resume Saturday in the Jones Pass area west of Empire, Colorado. Sheriff Roy Vogt said as many as 15 may participate in the search, following Weed's disappearance on December 31 last year and the discovery of his car two days later containing a note suggesting suicide in the glove box.
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