Roads Rejected Hardings Plan By Seniority Stand
New York Aug 2 executives of 148 railroads rejected President Hardings plan to reinstate strikers without losing seniority but accepted two other White House settlement ideas. They pledged to abide by railroad labor board wage decisions and to withdraw strike lawsuits if operations could continue, while insisting seniority must stay unchanged.
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Bettie Shipping Claims Settlement Announced in Commons
London report says a July 13 agreement with the United States Shipping Board settles British claims with the British Ministry of Shipping. Payment to the American board totals 812,000,000 including interest.
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Leq Turned to Stone Popularness of Girardville Athlete Ends in Death
Frank Urbanavage age 20 of Girardville died at home from a mysterious malady baffling physicians across Pennsylvania. An athlete, he injured his right leg diving. Local doctors failed to aid him and he was moved to Polyclinic Hospital then Philadelphia General Hospital, but all efforts failed as his leg petrified, weighing 400 pounds at death.
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