Oil wages rise leads 1956 labor talks start
Oil companies raise wages by about 15 cents an hour as 1956 begins making the first major industry move in wage hikes. Steel negotiations loom large with a potential 52 week layoff plan, higher pay, shorter week, and more holidays as unions press for patterns for the year.
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Detective Arrives As Perry Starke Reports Wife Dead
In a quiet edge of town home Perry Starke sobs over the death of his wife. Dr Harold Dow arrives claiming he sped to the scene after a frantic phone call. The woman lies on the floor with a head wound and facial scratches while Starke questions the circumstances.
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Mystery in Death of Wife Stirs Suspicion at Scene
A husband reports his wife found on a sofa with scratches and signs of a head injury. He describes attempts to revive her and a late call to a doctor, while an investigator notes an inconsistency in the account raising suspicions about the death.
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H.G. Wells
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Time Near for Japanese Prince to Choose Bride
Japanese Crown Prince Akihito nears 23 as speculation swirls on his future Empress. Reports note a high background, likely noble, with limited public comment from tutors and guards. Magazine picks list several candidates including former princesses and Hatsuko Kitashirakawa. Some observers warn a dark horse could still win a crown.
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