Bitter Lewis coal talks open with snarls at fat cat operators
William K. Lewis opened negotiations over coal issues with sharp language, accusing operators of being fat cats and snarling at the meeting. He pressed for faster action and broader concessions from the industry leaders.
Mine Workers Leader Denounces Operators in Soft Coal Talks
John L. Lewis opened the wage talks with a broad denunciation of operators calling them fat cats profiting from coal sales. He demanded no wage proposals yet but sought welfare fund guarantees and warned of possible strike action if talks fail after July 1. Cartwright led the operators as chairmen in the contrasting group.
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John L. Lewis
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Miners’ Welfare Fund
Span Caves In Under Truck On Imperial Highway
A bridge over the Los Angeles River collapsed today on the Imperial highway causing a truck trailer and car to plunge into the dry bed. The sheriff’s office reported no immediate word on injuries and described the two lane concrete span, 150 to 200 feet long and about thirty feet above the bed, as a modern pier construction.
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University reports 884000 gift total for last year
The university received 884000 in gifts over the last year, an increase of 175000 from the prior period, reflecting stronger donor support and expanded giving programs.
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Mills Ebright
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Edwin E. Slasson
Frank Marcy
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Endowment Funds Boost KU Gifts to Record Level
Lawrence Kansas June 7 Chancellor Deane W Malott announced gifts and bequests to the University of Kansas since the 1947 commencement totaling more than $884000. Major contributors include the U S Public Health Service the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and corporate donors with notable amounts specified for medical research loans scholarships and the Kansas City medical school budget.
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Tncome
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Solon Summerfield
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New York
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Thurnau
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Honeymoon Couple Found Dead in New Jersey Seaside Flat
Seasmpe New Jersey June 7 AP a wedding night tragedy as Myr and Mrs William H Treyz of Philadelphia were found dead in bed in a seaside apartment. Police said no violence, autopsy ordered, organs sent to Trenton lab. Husband 37 a machinist and bride 31 had just married.
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N. J
Joseph P. McDevitt
Myr
William H. Treyz
Philadelphia
Evelyn Smalley
Trl Wentz
Edward Ryan
Ryan
Trenton
Lightning Destroys Catalogue Fire in Ludvika Home
Stockholm AP reports lightning hit a Ludvika Sweden house, toppling a telephone catalogue and starting a fire. A water-filled pail under a chair was pierced, the water spilled and extinguished the blaze, causing no further damage.
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Ludvika
Sweden
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