Marble Tournament Caps Fifth Week of Playground Season
The city recreation department runs eight playgrounds Roosevelt Copeland Washburn Hogan Franklin Washington Webster Hamilton under trained male and female leaders. The annual marble tournament is set for Saturday May 13 at 2 p m on West Avenue playground with the district winner traveling to Milwaukee for the state event. Games run Tuesday Thursday 3 30 5 at Roosevelt Washburn Hogan Copeland and Monday Wednesday 3 30 5 at Hamilton Franklin Webster Washington operates Monday Friday 3 30 5.
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Copeland
Washburn
Hogan
Franklin
Washington
Webster
Hamilton
West Avenue
Milwaukee
Hamilton, Franklin and Webster
Four Thousand Tehran University Students Stage General Strike
In TEHRAN Iran a general strike by 4000 students closed Iran's only institution of higher learning. 1500 medical students had walked out two weeks earlier. The remaining 2500 students joined in sympathy on Tuesday signaling demand for better facilities and internet access.
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Tehran
Iran
Tehran University
Flood Victims in Pekin to Receive Typhoid Vaccine
Pekin health officer Walter McClain ordered typhoid vaccination for 55 flood homeless families in Pekin. An immunization clinic was urged to start in Pekin from Wednesday, proposed by Gordon R. Pyper of Galesburg NL and Alice E. Squire of East Peoria, during a city council meeting.
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Pekin, Ill
Pekin
Walter McClain
Gordon R. Pyper
Galesburg
Alice E. Squire
East Peoria
Labor Department Not To Be Tied To Strike
Washington reports the Labor Department turned off its news printer due to the United Press telegraphers strike. A Taft Hartley act framer says the move does not violate the act, while a department spokesman cautions it is akin to crossing a picket line. Gerard D. Reilly notes the department is effectively a customers boycott without legal prohibition.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Press Telegraphers
Department
Gerard D. Reilly
NLRB
Lie plans Moscow trip to press world leader talks
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie announced plans to fly to Moscow on May 10 to urge Russia to back a meeting of world leaders with the UN Security Council aimed at ending the cold war and averting a global catastrophe. He warned against dividing the world into two camps and urged a path through the UN with all heads of state. Russia boycotts UN bodies over China's representation, Lie noted.
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United Nations
Trygve Lie
Moscow
Russia
Security Council
Herbert C. Hoover
Lie
Stalin
UN Security Council
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