L and N Rail Workers Back on Their Jobs
Louisville and Nashville Railway workers end a seven day strike, returning to duty in 14 states. The settlement reached at a Thursday night meeting to avoid further disruption, while both sides prepare legal hearings for disputed losses running into millions. The shutdown paused passenger service and caused wage losses estimated at nine million dollars to workers and six million to Kentucky miners.
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Final Atomic Test Delayed by Weather in Nevada
LAS VEGAS The final atomic blast of the 1955 Nevada test series was postponed before the 3:05 a.m. scheduled detonation. The Amemia Energy Commission said unacceptable wind patterns prompted the postponement and stressed caution about radiation carried to Nevada communities.
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Separate Statehood Bills Eyed as Alaska-Hawaii Plan Loses
Washington report on House action rejecting a joint Alaska Hawaii statehood bill. Delegates Engle Saylor Bartlett Farrington react noting Hawaii’s separate path favored. Senate prospects unclear as territory ties persist.
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