Freedom International Urged To Combat Reds
A widely known actuary in Columbus urges the United States to sponsor a Freedom International to offset the Communist International. Emile E. Watson says the plan would cooperate with media to arouse public opinion and envisions all non iron curtain countries participating. He plans 14 000 copies of his treatise distributed to editors, broadcasters, leaders, and institutions. Watson claims the Kremlin fears disclosure of life in free societies.
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Pension Refusal Cited After Long Service
The record notes a woman aged 55 years 5 months 14 days and with 21 years of service was refused a class A pension. Bloom stated the company denied the pension on grounds related to pension committee action.
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Milk Prices Cut by Producers in Cleveland
Major milk producers announce a one cent cut for home delivered regular milk to 20 cents next Tuesday. Corresponding decreases apply to other grades, aligning prices with levels seen last July.
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Union suing for Mae Hart pension from Western Union
The AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union filed suit in Cleveland seeking 100000 dollars in damages for Mae Hart a 55 year old former employee denied a pension. The action asks the court to order Western Union to grant a pension to Hart who began work in 1916 and fell ill, with the union alleging improper removal from rolls.
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AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
Cleveland
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New Comet Puzzles Astronomers Across Hemispheres
Cambridge based reports say a bright comet brighter than Venus was photographed by observers in South Africa Argentina Mexico and Australia. Charles Federer of Sky and Telescope and Harvard Observatory teams seek a confirmed position to chart its direction while estimating its speed possibly faster than Earth's orbit. New England watchers scanned the dawn sky but found nothing new.
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Princess Eliabeths baby to get title and style
King George VI announced in letters patent that Princess Elizabeths child will be titled Prince or Princess of Edinburgh and styled Royal Highness, otherwise a boy would have been Earl Merionneigh and a girl Lady Mountbatten. The change ends a WWI ruling restricting titles to the kings sons.
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