Typography becomes math to beat loggers strike
The Hayward Review explains a newsprint shortage from a Canadian loggers strike. To keep readers informed it shifts to a mathematical page format, increasing lines per inch and optimizing layout to deliver roughly the same amount of news with fewer images and shorter lead stories.
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Arab oil and air links fuel Arab-Israeli tensions
The Arab world uses oil and air facility leverage to press Britain and the United States over Zionist goals in Palestine and broader Arabian nationalist aims. London and Cairo signal possible moves to block concessions in Saudi oil and threaten transit rights through the Arab League zone, potentially reshaping postwar air routes to India and Asia.
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Paris Sentimental Echoes From a Weekend in Town
United Peant Stall correspondent Frederick C. Othman riffs on Paris in spring with misty-eyed, humorous observations. He mocks gushy prose, notes chalky Seine greens, berets, fashion, and nightlife, while tongue-in-cheek recounting pricey meals, taxis scarce, and the city’s charm that makes him feel foolish yet spellbound.
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Wage Settlement Averts Tugboat Strike in San Francisco
A threatened tugboat strike on the San Francisco waterfront was averted as pilots and employers reached a wage and hours settlement. Conciliator Omar Yoskins announced the AFL Masters Males and Pilots association called off the strike after both sides accepted proposals including a 40 hour week and about a 20 percent pay increase with overtime pay after 48 hours.
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Hayward theater manager called to Texas after father's death
By The Way Carl Ernss, manager of the Hayward theater, recently renovated with new seats, has been summoned to Texas by the death of his father. etony Seraphin, owner of the Hayward Electric and Appliance Center, owns the property behind Montgomery Wand store on Main Street and is conducting excavating work. He has no definite plans for construction on the property. Sheriff's deputies reported thieves broke into Alviso district school at Alvarado and into Tennyson school last night with no items stolen.
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Americans Urged to Leave Tabriz as Situation Deteriorates
U P report says the U S consulate advised six American residents in Tabriz to depart Azerbaijan amid worsening conditions. The group includes three elderly missionaries in a local school, two nurses and one doctor operating an American hospital.
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Russia Seeks US Movies With Historical Backdrops
Russian author Konstantin Simonov touring the United States under State Department sponsorship says Russia is ready for American films that accurately reflect life in the United States. He notes Russian audiences are particularly interested in pictures with historical or documentary backgrounds.
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Automobile Price Hikes Soon To Increase New Car Prices
An OPA spokesman said an order raising prices on new automobiles by about four to five percent will be issued soon to compensate manufacturers for higher steel and material costs. The increase will be passed on to consumers at the retail level.
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Eight Thousand Stolen From Lewelling Market Safe
About eight thousand dollars vanished from the Level Ling market on East 14th Street at Lewelling Boulevard last night. Between twenty five hundred and three hundred dollars was in seven canvas bags. Entry was gained through a roof hole. the safe showed no tampering. Partners C. W. Geho E. C. Benns and Roy Laird run the store.
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Avert Strike Avoided in Pacific Telephone Wage Talks
Wage disputes between Pacific Telephone and Telegraph and 13 West Coast unions were settled today with an agreement to pay increases retroactive to March 1, averting a strike that threatened after June 28.
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Valle Vista elects Sara Barbey trustee with 40 votes
Valle Vista school district chose Mrs Sara Barbey as trustee in the Friday election by a tally of 40 votes with no write-in selections recorded. The outcome confirms Barbey to the board amid a quiet race.
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