Hungarian Watchmaker Finds Hope in California Aid
Jeno Egri a 48 year old Hungarian refugee arrived in San Francisco December 5 with his wife and two children and no tools. Local unions clubs and jewelry firms provided a lathe tools and a starting job with a week’s wages, restoring his ability to work in America.
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Television Programs WFMY-TV Greensboro Channel 2 Tuesday lineup
The schedule lists WFMY-TV Greensboro Channel 2 programs for Tuesday with times 9:00 The Truth 9:30 Western Marshal 10:00 The $64,000 Question 10:30 Sheriff of Cochise and 11:00 i Baul 11:05 11,20 12:20.
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Television Schedule for Winston-Salem Channel 12
The listing shows a 3:00 matinee with Queen For A Day at Queen For A Day, 6:45 Modern Romances, 5:0 I Married Joan, 8:30 Jolly Junction, 4:45 Letters to Santa, 10 Movie Museum and News Sports 50 Weather. Also guided by Stock Market at 7:00 Nation Theater ce Today Garroway, Romper Wwe Ding Srna, 10:30 Price Te hight and Arlene Freacce at 12:00 Te Taree 2, 1:00 Today on Seem, 1:26 Pevotions 1:45 This Af, 2:30 Erne Fi.
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Catholic Girls Schools Form Code of Conduct
Eight Philadelphia area Catholic girls schools form a code of conduct for students and their dates at private parties. The rules ban party crashing jitterbugging in formal clothes strapless gowns alcohol and rides to the sea shore after dances.
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Chinning Attempt Ruins Family Truck Ride
Four year old Frank Costa Jr. tried a chin up and toppled the parked family truck. His father Frank Costa Sr. rushed to a wrecking yard to replace a steering wheel after the incident near San Jose California.
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Boy Rescued After Steering Wheel Entrapment
Frank Jr. became stuck with his head through a steering wheel and could not free himself. A construction worker arrived as Frank Sr. returned, freeing the boy and releasing him from the wheel.
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Mid-Continent Sees Fresh Cold Front Spread Across Regions
A new surge of cold air moved from the Midwest into the Northeast, dragging temperatures down to the teens and below zero in Minnesota and Wisconsin. By nightfall the chill spread to the Ohio Valley and Texas, while the Atlantic and Gulf states remained milder.
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Dairy Feed Tax Upheld by Oklahoma Court
A three judge district court in Enid Oklahoma upheld the legality of collecting sales tax on dairy feed. The unanimous opinion found no basis to treat a cow producing milk as manufacturing for resale under the act and suggested any processing occurs at the dairy rather than through resale.
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North and South Carolina Weather Update With Showers
Forecast calls for cloudiness and cooler air across the Carolinas. North Carolina expects scattered showers east with highs 50s to 70s and lows in the 20s to 40s. South Carolina remains mostly cloudy with cooler conditions and rain chances inland, coast milder.
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Costello seeks new trial over alleged 11 year wiretap
Frank Costello has moved in federal court to overturn his income tax evasion conviction and secure a new trial on grounds that an illegal wiretap covered communications with his lawyers for about 11 years. Judge McGahey set February 13 for a hearing as Assistant U.S. Attorney Christy opposes the motion.
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Charges By Nurses Are Denied In Robeson Hospital Row
Robeson County Memorial Hospital executives denied the nurses demand for staffing and pay increases. About 25 of 54 nurses protested after a new wing opened and 35 extra staff were hired. They sought a $250 monthly starting salary with vacation and sick leave, a cost of about 40,000 yearly. The committee offered $15 a month, hearing set for Jan 24.
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