Rain Delays Ohio Highway Strike Settlement Efforts
In Columbus a wage walkout by International Union of Operating Engineers slows as floods halt work. Federal mediator Montoney and state officials push for talks with Ohio Contractors Association to resolve the dispute affecting about a fifth of state highway and utility projects.
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Internatinal Union O Operating
Ohio Contractors Association
Federal
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P. E. Masheter
James Shacknessy
James A Rhodes
Converse
Karl Rothermund
Monterey
Girls win at OESPHA grand session Kent State
The OESPHA Girls Assembly at Kent State University awarded first place in talent singing to Miss Joya Cottrell Miss Faye Ford and Miss Bonnie Mack for You'll Never Walk Alone Eloise Truss earned third in innovation with a talk Horizons Unlimited and Miss Truss also placed in the oratorical contest.
Ancient Egypt sandal gesture marks marriage
The father presented a sandal to the groom signaling the bride now under the groom’s care. Today friends tie old shoes to the couple’s car as they depart for the honeymoon, a playful modern nod to the ancient custom.
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Egypt
Rubber workers reach pattern-setting industry pacts
The United Rubber Workers Union secures three year contracts for 41,300 workers with Firestone, Goodyear and General Tire. Increases include life insurance, hospitalization and surgical benefits, extended retiree coverage, and new retirement at 62 with full pension. Wages to be discussed next spring.
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
General Tire © Rubber Co
URW
Firestone
General Tire
Goodyear
B. F. Goodrich
Cincinnati
Steel Competition Keen Despite Record Demand
Cleveland reports steel competition remains sharp despite record demand as Steel Magazine notes rising consumption and output. Prices are cut selectively and regional premiums are eliminated while auto accounts receive strong attention. Deliveries in Detroit and Chicago near instant, hot rolled four days, cold rolled ten days. Ingot production is forecast near last week’s 2,288,000 tons.
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Steel Magazine
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Detroit
Chicago
Former Iran premier Hussein Ala dies at 79
Hussein Ala, a former premier of Iran, died at age 79 from pneumonia at his Tehran area home. Over 57 years he served as diplomat and politician including two premierships and an ambassadorship to the United States.
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Tehran
Iran
Hussein Ala
Ala
Washington
Cleveland Bottlers Holdouts Inflate Strike
Cleveland drivers and salesmen return to bargaining as a one day strike presses 20 distributors. Five hundred workers walked out in a contract dispute, while 14 independent bottlers have signed, covering only about 15 percent of the market.
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Cleveland (Ap
Cleveland Soft Drink Distributors
Teamsters
Sterilization Effort Aids Appalachian Families
A six month voluntary sterilization program for needy parents is sponsored by the Mountain Maternal Health League in Berea. Residents describe hardships and benefits as the Human Betterment Association funds operations costing about 230 dollars each.
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Human Betterment Association For
New York
Jesse Hartman
Louise Hutchings
The
Mountain Maternal Health League
Berea
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