Adolphus Busch III Dies Leader of Anheuser Buschs
Adolphus Busch III president of Anheuser Busch Inc died at Barnes Hospital after an operation. He was 55 and had led the company since 1934 succeeding his father. He helped guide the firm through Prohibition and reconversion and served in several family affiliated corporations. A note on wage talks with LIU 1424 CIO outlines a 13 to 30 cent per hour increase for bargaining unit workers effective Aug 28 1946 with terms subject to any future collective bargaining agreement.
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Anheuser- Busch, Inc
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la Crosse Works
Heirens claims fake confession and plans to end his life
The confession reveals Heirens alleging a man named George Murman drove his involvement in the Degnan case. He describes fabricating a confession with lawyers and police, admits misdating notes, and states intent to kill himself after citing additional suspected crimes and pressure on the Degnan family. Heirens mentions planned overdose of 32 aspirin as a final act.
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Mom
Bicycle tax urged as revenue to fund parliament
In Sydney Australia readers press for bicycle taxation claiming a $1 yearly levy could fund the salaries of 600 legislators. They argue motorbikes are taxed and push bikes contribute to road wear, so they should be taxed too.
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Australia
Sydney
Workers Return to La Crosse Plant Gain Retroactive Pay
Employees at the La Crosse works who resumed their duties will receive retroactive pay as management has decided to implement a 13.14 cent increase effective June 7. The decision honors back wages and applies to time worked since the raise was approved.
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la Crosse
Hollywood action drives Belgian film market share
A Hollywood dominated motion picture scene in Belgium accounts for sixty five percent of films shown. Separately in India’s Seonee district a leopard killed over two hundred people across two years.
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America
Seonee
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