Five Out Of One Hundred Work Moonlighters
About three million American workers hold more than one job, roughly five in every 100 employed. The Census Bureau survey in December 1959, reported in Monthly Labor Review, notes moonlighting is common across federal, state, and municipal staff with about 272,000 holding extra jobs, including 78,000 in the Postal Service.
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Norman Walker Washington
Monthly Labor Review
New York City
Labor Department
Census Bureau
U.S. Postal Service
Sleeping Beauty Claimed By Death
Brenda Frickson of Rileyville Virginia died at age 14 after long coma following tonsil surgery on November 26 1952. Doctors linked death to a brain condition. Brenda had lived with friends as her mother health declined. She will be buried in Luray on Thursday.
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Rileyville
Brenda Frickson
Brenda
Milton Erickson
Thursda
Luray
Burns Prove Fatal for Columbus Woman in Hotel Fire
Claire Stewart, 80, of Columbus, died from burns suffered in a hotel room fire Tuesday. Fire officials said she sustained burns over 90 percent of her body. The blaze is believed to have started in an overstuffed chair.
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Columbus, Ohio
Claire Stewart
Columbus
France to host West German training and supply bases
Paris reports an accord between Gen. Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer to let West German troops train and store equipment on French soil. Bases would stay under French army control with location and troop numbers to be finalized. Readied training ground likely near Laon, amid WWI battlegrounds, with initial contingents estimated around 3,000 to 35,000 annually.
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Paris
West Germany
Foreign Ministry
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
France
Sissone
Laon
Amish School Debate Tests Ohio Education Standards
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle criticized exemptions for Amish education while noting the risk of broader religious schooling exemptions. The piece notes Amish communities near Canton and a Hardin County case awaiting Ohio Supreme Court action, plus Medina County orders restricting an Amish school near Homerville.
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Canton
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Hardin County
Ohio Supreme Court
Medina County Common Pleas Court
Homerville
Harold White
Medina County
Windsor E. Kellogg
Actor Tab Hunter Cleared of Cruelty Charges
Glend ale Calif AP Actor Tab Hunter found not guilty of cruelty to animals after an 11 woman 1 man jury deliberated three hours in Municipal Court He shook hands with jurors as he left and said he was delighted Trainers had directed him to discipline the dog Fritz a two year old Weimaraner showed no injuries according to veterinarians.
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Glendale
Calif
Tab Hunter
Fritz
Furnace Explodes at Newark Plant Injures Five Workers
A $300000 furnace exploded at the Rockwell Standard Corp plant in Newark on Tuesday injuring five workers. William Bodle, 28, of Newark was hospitalized. The blast destroyed the furnace and punched a hole in the roof. cause not yet determined per plant manager William St. Clair.
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Newark, Ohio
Rockwell Standard Corp
William Bodle
Newark
William St. Clair
U S Steel Declares Dividend After Strong Quarter
United States Steel Corp reported third quarter net income of 52.4 million dollars or 85 cents a share and declared a regular dividend of 75 cents a share. The Dec. 10 payment will go to holders of record Nov. 4. last year the quarter ended with a loss as plants were shut during a steel strike for most of the period.
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NEW York
United States Steel Corp
Parole Granted to Cincinnati Man in NJ Case
William Cherry, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, is to be paroled next month from the New Jersey Penitentiary after 13 years for violating the state alcoholic beverages law. The parole board cited his attempt to move corn whiskey across the state as the basis for the original sentence.
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Trenton
N.J
William, Cherry
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Jersey
Double Rites Set for Dr and Mrs Everett Clouse
In Columbus Ohio AP report funeral services were held today for Dr. and Mrs Everett Clouse. Mrs Edna Fay Clouse 76 took her own life Monday night in the funeral home where her husband lay in state. Dr Clouse retired superintendent of Apple Creek State Hospital and former acting Superintendent of Columbus State.
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Columbus, Ohio
Everett Clouse
Edna Fay Clouse
Clouse
Apple Creek State Hospital
Columbus State
Steel Down Best Of Year
Iron Age Magazine says November steel business will be down from October with little December improvement, delaying any recovery into 1961. Orders remain week to week, making long range forecasts difficult. Auto production and sales slump largely drive the disappointing outlook, with layoffs seen in appliances, farm equipment and heavy construction equipment sectors.
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New York
Steel
Iron Age Magazine
Iron Age
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