Rubber Strike Reaches 54th Day Nationwide
The Rubber strike hits its 54th day across 14 cities with 18 000 Firestone workers and 14 000 Goodrich workers off the job since April 16. URW says new Firestone proposals were adopted in Cleveland but several issues remain unsettled as talks continue in Canton. Wages to be negotiated in August.
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Akron, Ohio
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
United Rubber Workers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
URW
Cleveland
Firestone
Union
Goodrich
Canton
Bobby Mason Dies at Roosevelt Junior High
Bobby Mason eight son of Harold Mason instructor and coach at Roosevelt Junior High School died at his grandparents home in Columbus. Cause of death listed as weakened heart from internal hemorrhages. Staff workers on Middletown parks and playgrounds attended a park board meeting at the Manchester Hotel. J F Mulligan reelected Grand Knight Middletown Knights of Columbus. Niagara Falls sparked by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrival en route to Washington marking first visit by a reigning British monarch to the United States.
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Bobby Mason
Harold Mason
Roosevelt Junior High School
L. W. Huffman
Columbus
Middletown
Park Board
Manchester Hotel
Frank Wendt
Mark Denny
Harry Martin
D. W. Jacot
Niagara Falls
N.Y
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
United States
First English Expositer Published in 1616
The English Expositer by John Bull okar, noted as the first English dictionary, saw publication in 1616 marking an early milestone in language lexicography. The work helped shape English word usage and spelling standards of its era.
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John Bullokar
Fate of Spy Klaus Fuchs After Prison Release
London AP reports Klaus Fuchs likely earns one third remission of his 14 year term for passing Western atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. Home Secretary Butler to reveal next steps as Fuchs may be freed early next month and could be deported. Some fear he would aid Communist laboratories or reveal more secrets if he lives in East Germany with his father.
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London
Klaus Fuchs
Soviet Union
Fuchs
Old Bailey
East
Iron Curtain
Soviet Bloc
Wakefield
England
East Germany
Emil Fuchs
Leipzig University
Leipzig
Order of the Fatherland
Ice Cream Drivers End Strike in Cleveland
Ice cream drivers vote 213 to 7 to approve a new contract ending a 12 day strike. Deliveries resume to shops Sunday with an 8 cent hourly rise and a 50 cent per dozen increase on novelties plus a $1.25 base pay hike for commission drivers.
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Cleveland
Weston Presley
Christian Scientists Name Woman Leader For Mother Church
Boston presiding year by Kathryn F. Cook of Boston chosen as president of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ Scientist in a meeting attended by about 7500 members from around the world. She advocates spiritual power through scientific prayer to meet social political and international challenges and heal human problems. Cook a longtime practitioner native of South Bend Indiana is married to George Shaw Cook former church president and lecturer.
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Boston
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Christian Science Board of Directors
Kathryn F. Cook
Cook
Leonard T. Carney
Christian Science Publishing Society
South Bend
Ind
George Shaw Cook
Mother Chuch
Escapees From Lima Captured After 24 Hours
Two escapees from Lima State Hospital were recaptured near Allentown after eluding a 300-strong posse for about a day. William Glass, 22, from Cleveland, jailed for rape, and Carl Ross, 23, from Mansfield, serving burglary terms, climbed a 14-foot fence Saturday night but surrendered to highway patrolmen Sunday night. The escape occurred after a recreation period and an attempted shot by a guard.
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Lima
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
William Glass
Carl Ross
Institution
Allentown
Here
Glass
Ross
Cleveland
Portage County
Mansfield Reformatory
Wayne County
Harry Luidens
Florida Paper Reunites Dog With Cleveland Owner
The Tampa Tribune helped unite Spooky the dog with Julius Silberger, who left for Cleveland two months ago leaving the pet in University Heights. Spooky, wearing a 1959 Hillsborough County tag, ended up at the Cleveland Animal Protective League after an absence of days. The rescue followed a Tribune investigation that traced the owner’s name and location.
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Cleveland
Julius Silberger
Spooky
Cleveland Animal Protective League
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
University Heights
Silbergers
Hillsborough County
Hillsborough
Silberger
Protective League
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Heber Jones, Inc
J. F.mulligan
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Middletown Knights of Columbus
Richard A. Butler
House of Commons
Mrs. Cook
Florida
Dog
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