Food technologists plan five day convention in Columbus
In Columbus more than 2,000 attendees converge for the Institute of Food Technologists meet as reports describe advances from orange puree to instant meals. A food engineer explains scaling lab findings to industry while demonstrations promise faster prep and improved taste.
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King Baudouin Returns From Congo Visit
Belgium's King Baudouin, 24, arrived in Brussels after a three week trip to the Belgian Congo. He was greeted by cheering crowds at Brussels Airfield in his first visit to the African possession, a major uranium supplier for atomic energy programs.
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Delay L A Transit Walkout Threat Amid Wage Dissent
AFL union officials near a strike as 95 percent of Division 1277 members vote to walk out over wage terms with Los Angeles Transit Lines. A two-year 5 cent hourly lift proposed. strike potential impacts about one million riders daily if no accord reached after mediation. President Eisenhower cites Red Cross aid and war-time effort in Atlantic City.
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Europe
United States
Le Mans Race Death Toll Climbs to 79
Le Mans France is reeling after the 24hour endurance race disaster as two more deaths raise the toll to 79. Premier Edgar Faure's government vows action to prevent repeats, with ministers to discuss track safety revisions and spectator precautions. A mass funeral is planned at Le Mans Cathedral amid ongoing investigations and film reviews to reconstruct the crash details.
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Truck Firms Resume Hauls After 24 Days
Longhaul trucking resumes across the West after a 24 day strike and lockout ending with a three year contract. The agreement raises drivers pay by 8 cents this year and 8 cents in 1936 plus 7 cents in 1957, adds a pension fund contribution of 8.65 dollars monthly, and increases mileage pay by 4. The deal sets hourly rates at 2.22 and notes pay methods by mile or hour, whichever is greater. Industry losses cited include 14 million dollars in gross revenue and 1.9 million in wages, with 190000 workers idled across 11 western states though AFL-CIO figures indicate far smaller regional impacts.
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Do You Agree Animals Are Our Priceless Friends
Fragmentary note references animals as precious friends and mentions Mary Anne Evans pen name George Eliot. The text is garbled with unclear dates or events and lacks a coherent report or outcome from a news item.
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Mary Ann Evans
Highway to be used in civil defense test evacuation
Washington alert shows a highway will be used by the public and others on June 15 for a civil defense test evacuation. The notice informs residents of a temporary government test event impacting road use and requires awareness of route changes for that day.
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Long Beach Public Notice Details Published 1868
A daily excerpt from Long Beach California items shows press details and postal and delivery notices dated March 1 1868. It mentions member audit bureau and circulation per week month with barrier delivery and single copy info.
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Pine Avenue
Long ‘Beach
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Long Beach
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Hearing Aid Audialogist Lessons From a Busy Barber Shop
A column by John L. Harton discusses hearing loss and hair loss, noting how people respond to hearing aids and the vanity of appearing perfect. He promotes Belione hearing aids and urges readers to act, with liberal terms and contact at a Long Beach address.
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Joss
Mike
John L. Harton
Beltre
Nevada Gambling Ban Questioned by City Official
City Manager George Rounth expressed skepticism about a statewide gambling ban in Nevada. He argued gambling remains a key tourist draw and a source of revenue despite concerns about crime and economic impact. a complete abolition appears unlikely according to his warning.
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Nevada
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George Rounth
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