Strike Ends But Gotham Papers May Not Reach Stands
After a four month strike, publishers and printers near ratifying a two year contract urged by Mayor Wagner. The earliest resumption could be late this week with a likely delay. a week from Monday for papers to resume, and two weeks for the first Sunday edition.
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Ers
Kennedy
Wagner
Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Bertram Powers
International Typographical Union
Amory Bradford
Publishers’ Association of
New York City
Powers
Bradford
New York Times
Post
Pawers
Local 6
No Progress in Cleveland
Union printers and publishers held firm in the 14 week Cleveland strike as federal mediator Frank ONeill revised a quick agreement outlook. Elsewhere maintenance workers at five Chicago GE Hotpoint plants continued their walkout and Red Arrow Lines trainmen waited on a promised union vote with no talks planned, affecting 120000 Philadelphia suburban commuters.
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Cleveland
Frank O'Neill
Southern Pacific Railroad
Chicago
General Electric
Hotpoint
Red Arrow Lines
Philadelphia
Four Children Die In Chicago Apartment Fire
A two story Chicago apartment fire killed four children Martha Jean Kohn age five Le near age three Diane age two weeks and Jesse Lee age one. Their mother Sarah Kohn age twenty two was burned and injured. Four others were hurt in the blaze.
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Chicago
UPI
Martha Jean Kohn
Lenear
Diane
Jesse Lee
Sarah Kohn
114th Birthday Celebrated by Pennsylvanian
BELLE VERNON PA Mrs Calliope Patrikousis touted as the oldest woman in Pennsylvania and possibly the nation celebrated her 114th birthday with services at St Spyridon Greek Orthodox Church in Monessen. She has 16 grandchildren and two great great grandchildren according to the family and the Pennsylvania Medical Society.
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Belle Vernon
UPI
Calliope Patrikousis
Pennsylvania
Patrikousis
Chios
St. Spoyridon
Monessen
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Editor Proposes Free State for Orphan County
Dayton Tenn based editor W C Robinson urged President Kennedy to declare Rhea County a free state amid economic depression and loss of senatorial district in reapportionment He noted the 1925 Scopes trial history and said the county feels unloved An architect proposed a new 625000 courthouse to replace the 50 year old building linked to the trial.
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Dayton
Robinson
Georgia
Spring City Areas
Scopes
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Nevada museum staff field curious questions from visitors
At the Nevada State Museum in Carson City staff answer diverse inquiries from geography to mining lore. Director James Calhoun recalls the hard questions about lost mines while secretary Marian Clayton directs questions on Nevada history railroads ghost towns and local routes. The museum also houses Nevada’s unique butterfly collection and handles many identification requests for plants animals and artifacts. The era curious query about the Bonanza set reveals popular culture interest.
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Nevada State Museum
Carson City
James Calhoun
Kit Carson
Taos
New Mexico
Nevada
Marian Clayton
Las Vegas
Fresno
Great Basin
Accidental ejector button sends lieutenant from bomber
Air Force inquiry into the accident aboard a $10 million Stratofortress near Springfield as Lt. Col. John Ettler, radar navigator, was ejected at about 15 000 feet. Ettler survived with a broken arm and facial cuts after parachuting into a gully. other crew members were unharmed. Police recovered the hatch in a nearby yard.
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Springfield
Mass
UPI -Air Force
John Ettler
Cleveland
Ohio
van Horn Park
Ertler
Chicopee Falls
Ertier
Ettler
Walk 3 Miles Not For Marines Say Doctor
Dr. Paul Dudley White urged the public to walk three miles daily rather than a 50 mile hike. Speaking at the Alpha Omega Alpha medical fraternity lecture in Madison he advised stairs over elevators and alighting early to walk portions of trips.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Paul Dudley White
Here White
Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Fraternity
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United Press International Settlement of the
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Maxie Rosenbloom
Jack de Lon
Sammt Lown
Saem
Widraght
L. Donald Long
Deter Clinic
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Frazier Building
Las Vegas High School
Clark County Association For Mental Health
Ceer
Virginia and Truckee
Ponderosa Ranch
Fred Mitchell
F! Eynert
Clover Jewelers
Remon
Sheppard
Mr. Ger
Wit Furniture
TUL Ad Furniture Co
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