Lions Carnival at Days of 49 Brings Few Funds
Lions club Days of 49 carnival drew limited crowds for a chilly weekend. Mae Buckman wore a big hat as Lillian Russell with Jean Patterson and Mrs. Jim Klusmeir in Gold Rush attire. Diamond Jim Brady escorted Lil as Al Rehbaum Jr wore a diamond tie pin. The eyesight conservation fund gained only hundreds rather than the planned two thousand dollars due to cold weather and low attendance.
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Mae Buckman
Lillian Russell
Lions Club
Jean Patterson
Jim Klusmeir
al Rehbaum, Jr
Jim Brady
Lil
Eyesight Conservation Fund
Florida
Railroads Reach and Break Over 1950 Arbitration Pact
Across several states the railroads agreed to arbitrate with railroad operating employees brothers unions. Union leaders refused. Railroads accepted Truman Emergency Board recommendations and the White House August 19 1950 proposal. A White House signed December 21 1950 agreement follows. Union leaders seek repudiation while railroads push for immediate back pay and enforce terms.
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Brotherhoods of
Truman
White House
Fuller duo lecture tour lands Nehru tale in travels
The Fuller couple recalls their journey across India Sumatra and Singapore aided by purifying pills and water. They meet Jawaharlal Nehru in a passenger gathering and recount India’s democratic progress and caste struggles. After six weeks near Singapore they filmed rubber industry scenes and later lectured in New York.
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Fullers
Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Alice Fuller
Singapore
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Lions’ Carnival
Lions
William Prinz
Louis Carroll
Atention
Michigan
Stoker, and
Joy
Dora
Warren Butts
Mount Dora
Zellwood Inn
American Plan Hotel
U. S. 441
Zellwood, Fla
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Central Florida Motor Sales
Eustis & Clifford
Eustis, Florida
Washington
Grant Yard
Doctor Steelman
John R. Steelm
Ual
Whiel Enzince
Shes
Brotherhood
Htanros
Chairman aStern Arriers inMerence
Arrie
Tela
CTC
Cz Committee
Conte
Ce Omm
Rence
Sumatra
New York City
Osa Johnson
Pittsburgh Academy of Arts and Sciences
Carnegie Hall
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