Perfect crash landing ends 3 hour air drama at Dayton
A Lockheed Lodestar with five aboard made a flawless wordless landing at Dayton Municipal airport early today. Passengers included W. A. Burns president of Trailmobile Corp Cincinnati and personnel Harry Esler of Milwaukee pilot Siemer and his wife Ruth and co pilot William Tollard, all of Cincinnati. The craft descended after a malfunctioning right wheel with Civil Aeronautics Administration guidance. Thousands gathered to watch as rescue teams stood by and the plane touched down at 12 19 am without fire or explosion.
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Trailmobile Corp
Cincinnati
Harry Esler
Milwaukee
Trailmobile
Um Dayton Municipal
Trailmobite Corp
Chicago
Civil Aeronautics Administration Air Control Tower
The
Dion Municipal
Siemer
CAA
Why Lower State Taxes Editorial
A proposed critique argues lowering state income taxes reduces net tax revenue due to federal tax deductibility. It warns higher federal levies accompany any state cut, claiming taxes drive inflation and reduce savings incentives. The piece notes 55 million taxpayers face March 15 deadlines and references a map illustrating federal tax impact.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Union Votes WSB Basis For Douglas Contract
About 5600 Douglas Aircraft Co. workers voted unanimously to use a slate of 15 National Wage Stabilization Board recommendations as the basis for a new contract. The meeting at Veterans Memorial Stadium endorsed a five point company resolution, with a target to have a tentative contract ready for member vote by month’s end. Douglas said a retroactive 1 percent plus nine cent wage rise goes into effect today, plus a 10 percent increase and a two cent cost of living escalator, averaging about 27 cents per hour. The union seeks a union shop. other demands remain unresolved as talks continue.
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Douglas
Douglas Aircraft Co
National Wage Stabilization Board
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Uaw-Cio
Abargaining
Oval Pierce
Incab
Ron
Pirres
Silat
Suspect Nabbed In L A Murder
Norwalk deputy sheriffs arrested South Gate man Jack C Peabody 34 and handed him to Los Angeles police for questioning in a recent murder. The victim Thelen Zimmerman 30 of 223 West Century Boulevard Los Angeles was found with his throat cut by a prowler. Peabody denied knowledge of the crime.
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South Gate
Jack ¢. Peabody
San Carlos St
Los Angeles
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Zimmerman
Century Bivd
Peabody
Quake Jolts Japan Shaking Hokkaido and Honshu
A strong earthquake jolted Hokkaido and Northern Honshu at 2:01 am local time today. No immediate damage reports were available.
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Japan
Tokyo
Hokkaido
Honshu
Survives 13 Hours Trapped in Snow at Big Bear
Harry Chenowith 60 manager of Allen Camp at Big Bear survived two snow slides that buried him nearly 12 hours. He was swept to a canyon bottom while shoveling after stopping to dig out his car. He freed himself, then was buried again and finally fought free.
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Big Bear
Mar
Harry Chenowith
Chenowith
Allen Camp
Army Insists Men to Get Back to Work
Three rail unions launched a surprise strike crippling Midwest rail traffic as the Army and Justice officials held emergency talks. Assistant Army Secretary Bendetsen and others warned of possible action if the stoppage spreads, noting the national defense program must not be disrupted.
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Mar
Midwest
Asst. Army
Kark &. Bendetsen
Justice Dept
Truman
Key West
Fla
Henderson
Army
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