Fisherman Survives Four Days Lost in Cascade Snow
Lee J. Hibbs of Blue River Oregon survived four days in four feet of snow after going fishing at low Lake. A search by 35 men plus a spotter plane and bloodhounds found him four miles from the lake. He credited his hunter fisher experience for staying alive and building fires nightly. He was taken to Valley Lane Hospital in excellent condition.
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Eugene
Ore
Ufi
Cascade Mountains
Lee J. Hibbs
Hibbs
Valley Lane Hospital
Blue River
Low Lake
Guy Hebbe
13 Killed and Walkouts Close GM Plants in N Africa
Reports from North Africa say ten killed in eastern Algeria and three in Morocco amid ongoing violence against French rule. In Casablanca tensions rose with a tobacco boycott and shopkeeper strikes. In Detroit, General Motors reported 24 plants closed with 63,400 idled, as walkouts spread nationwide and unions push for guaranteed wage contracts and broader union shop provisions.
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N. Africa
Paris
Upi
Algeria
Morocco
Casablanca
Jeng
Jacques Lemaipre-Dubrenil
Fromier
Pierre Mendes-France
Roger Wybot
France
Counterespionage
North Africa
Edgar Faure
Portraits Reflect What People Become Not How They Look
A brief note discusses how portraits convey a subject’s growth and identity rather than exact likeness. It argues that art reveals inner change, not merely exterior features, and credits the painter Halvador OK L1 as a voice for this view.
Reuther vows drive to organize white collar workers
New York President Walter Reuther says white collar workers are the forgotten men and women of modern industry and will be targeted for intensive union organizing once the AFL-CIO merger is completed. He spoke at the Office Employes International Union convention, noting about 14 million unorganized office workers exist in the United States, with around 4 million being government employees not subject to unionization.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
OLEN
UAW
American Motors Corp
Wash
Hudson
Chrysler
Studebaker-Packard
New York
ECO
AFL
Routher
United States
$2 Million Equipment Order From Italy Firm
Nuova Pignone Co. orders $2,000,900 drilling equipment from Ideco. Dres ser Industries executive VP B O Connor said the gear will be built at Beaumont California plant and will allow immediate service to the Italian oil and gas market.
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Rome GP
B. O'Connor
Dresser Industries, Inc
Ideco
Dresser
Nuova Pignone Co
O'Connor
Theca
Beaumont
Calif
Japan drinks more coffee than tea says Kyodo News
Tokyo UPI reports Japan uses 4 million pounds of coffee annually and 342 million pounds of tea, signaling a shift in beverage habits in the land of the tea ceremony.
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Tokyo
Japan
Kyodo News Service
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America
Voice of Music
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Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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