Westinghouse Strike Ends After 156 Days
The Westinghouse Electric Corp strike ends as ICE votes to accept a government mediated peace plan. Plants in Springfield Belleville Trenton Fairmont Mansfield and Columbus will resume production today. Most of the 44000 striking workers are expected back within days, with some facilities needing a month to restore output.
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Woman battles black asphalt patch on white sidewalk
Mary Catchings, a Hollywood Florida resident, repeatedly removed a patched asphalt hole in front of her apartment after city workers fixed it. City Manager Joseph Watson proposed a test to blend the patch with cement. Catchings agreed only if the result avoids color disturbance for her and other tenants.
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Norman Easum Named Commander for VFW
Norman Easum elected commander of the Alford Clarke Post of the VFW at the regular Monday night meeting. Other officers elected include Le Roy Acridge senior vice commander Willis Gilbert junior vice commander Bud Moss quarter master Harry Barnard judge advocate Dr Ray Clark surgeon Mike Kinney chaplain and Ed McCuntock three year trustee. Joint installation with the auxiliary is set for April 16 at the Community Building.
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Eudora PTA Plans Meeting With Korean Student Speaker
The Eudora PTA will meet Friday evening in the school cafeteria with Miss Yung Sook Lee of Korea, a Baker University student at Baldwin, as guest speaker on International Relations. The seventh and eighth grade pupils will perform a musical program and Mr. and Mrs. Horace Goforth hosted a Wednesday party for their son Day on his twelfth birthday with games dancing and contests for guests.
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Eudora notices mix church events and lodge news
Refreshments were served by the nests Goaests avers datin Sener Larry. Fedora IOOF Lodge No. 42 conferred second and third degrees in Gardner. Local residents visited and guests shared meals. The Evora H Club will meet March 27 with a seed roll call and a program by Karolyn Died in project talk. Union Good Friday services will be held March 30 at the Assembly of God Churches with multiple pastors. Children’s retreat planned March 24 and Palm Sunday events March 25. Easter service details and district conference set for April. Evangelistic mission begins with nightly services led by John Hoon.
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John O'Berg
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Sam Krause
Eudora
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Lawrence
Ray Long
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Bill Rose
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Ottawa
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Grace Cant Gamble wedding vows stir casino taxes humor
New York gossip by Earl Wilson follows Grace Cant Gamble as she plans a royal wedding in Bucks County with Grace’s future, while guests joke about her avoiding Monte Carlo and keeping money distant. Gant Gaither shares tales of old attire and medals from World War II era, as talk of social debut and theater work surrounds the couple.
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George Kelly
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Peril Seen from Crop Insecticides by Chemist
A chemist warns of dangers from crop insecticides, detailing health risks and potential fatalities. The analysis discusses chemical exposure, environmental impact, and calls for cautious use and further study.
Art Exhibits Planned for Kansas Conference
Art officials announce exhibits at the Kansas conference with several schools and teachers listed. Names such as North eimer high and Marjorie Gude Fi9 appear among organizers and participants for a Saturday event featuring sand art and student works.
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Northeimer High Sory
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Snot
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