Chrysler CIO Talks Near Agreement in Big Three Contracts
Detroit report says Chrysler and the CIO United Auto Workers near a settlement to avert a strike by 139,000 workers. Talks resume with a deadline looming, aiming to mirror Ford and GM patterns including 60 to 65 percent pay for up to 26 weeks of idleness. Other plants and unions such as Bendix Aviation and International Harvester remain in active negotiations over layoff pay, wages, and benefits as strikes threaten tens of thousands.
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Jap Women Plan New Fight On Prostitution
Tokyo report notes Japanese women reformers influenced by Western ideas plan to press a new anti prostitution campaign in the next parliamentary session. The piece recalls Allied occupation spurred calls to reform, the current centralized red light districts, and the lingering social patterns that sustain prostitution in Kyoto and Tokyo.
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Man Sought After Shootings Leaves Note About Going Out
Lincoln Sayre, 47, left a note saying he planned to go out of this world as police pursued him for the rifle slayings of his sisters in law in Buffalo West Virginia. Police found Phloe Johnson, 49, shot in her chair and Alice Martin, 60, dead on the lawn. Sayre remains missing with a high powered rifle feared in rugged hill country. Bloodhounds aided the search amid bitter family quarrels revealed by neighbors and Sayre’s son Cotton, 20.
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Leggers Forfeit Bonds In Court In Lawton
Bond forfeitures totaling sixty dollars were ordered against two Lawton bootleggers for failing to appear in Municipal Court on charges of illegal possession of liquor operating a joint and maintaining a public nuisance. Wayne Tisdel and Jack Shaw each posted three twenty dollar bonds after raids at a Roosevelt address and a Cache Road service station.
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David Pilley
Lillie Pilley
Robert Washington
Pearl Washington
Judge Oaks
New Morocco Boss Takes Over
Gen. Pierre Boyer de la Tour du Moulin arrived in Rabat to implement France's peace plan for Morocco after the bloodier violence. He succeeds Gilbert Grandval, whose Paris announced resignation begins the process. Premier Faure aims for a nationalist Moroccan government by September 12 to end direct French rule. A guardian council would replace Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa.
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Oil Well Gushes Crude Over LA Streets
An oil well near Atlantic and Washington boulevards spewed 500 gallons of black crude over cars and shops. Foreman J. W. Vandervanter of Atlantic Oil Co. blamed gas overaccumulation for the sudden gusher, which splattered homes and vehicles in a two block area before shutdown. Two trucks collided on the slick pavement.
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Red Cross Reaches $1 Million for East Coast Flood Aid
New York chapter of the American Red Cross surpassed the $1 million goal in its flood relief appeal led by chairman H. P. Davison. The chapter raised $1,049,276 but will keep fundraising for victims of the worst east coast floods in history as the national Red Cross target stands at $10 million.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Doctors report actual shrinking of piles with Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H. Suppository or ointment form relieves pain and itching quickly. Sufferers say piles have ceased to be a problem. At your druggist, Reg. U. 8, Pat. 68%.
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