Wrangell columnist tied to Hathaway shirt era dies
Karen George Wrangell 65 former New York society columnist famed for the Hathaway shirt campaign will be buried Wednesday. Also noted is Tin a long time foreign correspondent who wrote Caviar and Cochials for the Journal-Americana and died in a Manhattan hospital after a short illness. Tiny Tricia Nixon, 23, will attend Prince Charles investiture at Caernarvon Castle on July 1 as a guest of the Annenbergs and visit Britain June 28 to July 5.
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New York Society
Hathaway
Tin
Journal-Americah
Manhattan
Wrangell
C. F. Hathaway Corp
New York
David Olgivy
Oak
Tricia Nixon
Prince Charles
St. James
Annenberg
Caernarvon Castle
Charles
Prince of Wales
Tricia
Nixon
No 2nd Rate Husband for Briton's Girl
After six years in Los Angeles Tommy Lawrence returns to Bradford seeking a Yorkshire man to wed his 17 year old daughter Janice. He criticizes American husbands as flashy and unfaithful, while Janice laments life in the U S and says she wants to return to California. Her mother approves the plan despite consequences.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Lawrence
Bradford
England
Janice
Lin
Boynd
America
California
Eastern Michigan University
Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Jane Louise Mixer
Michigan Law School
Muskegon
Mich
Harvey
Polite
Mart Tieup Picketing Extended Across Los Angeles
The Retail Clerks Union Local 770 expanded picketing to independent warehouses after failed talks under the Federal Mediation Service. Spokesman Joseph T. De Silva said the union would dispatch pickets to three independent firms supplying markets in the strike lockout. The dispute began May 28 with a wage rise demand and a clause against punishing clerks who crossed picket lines. Fox denied changing stance and accused De Silva of threatening to widen the strike to northern California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Retail Clerks Union
Joseph T. de Silva
Enid
Robert K. Fox
Food Employers Council
Fox
DeSilva
California
FEC
Steel Mill Explosion Injures 9
WEIRTON West Virginia A blast at Weirton Steel Co furnace injures nine repair crew members. Four hospitalized at Weirton General Hospital, two in serious condition. The explosion occurred at 8 am as repairs began on a heating furnace closed for maintenance. Gas buildup suspected as trigger.
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Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Steel Co
Weirton General Hospital
Met
Thousands Line Up For 400 Longshore Jobs In San Francisco
In drizzly weather thousands of men queued outside the Pacific Maritime Association offices seeking 400 longshore jobs. The scene grew rough as applicants pressed forward, with 250 signing in 90 minutes before the doors closed. Jobs offer $25 to $48 daily and potential $3,000 yearly earnings, with screening and a required physical for finalists.
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San Francisco
UPI
Anthony Trinchero
Harbor Police
Pacific Maritime Association
Embarcadero
Association
Po Nea
Associaion
Pacific Maritime
U S Firm Licensed to Produce Live Vaccine for German Measles
U S government announces that a domestically based firm has been licensed for the first time to produce a live attenuated vaccine against German measles rubella. The vaccine offers indirect protection for pregnant women as safety for use in women of child bearing age is not yet established. The program targets school age children who account for most measles cases, to reduce exposure of pregnant women to rubella.
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Washington
TLS
Public Strikes Upheld In San Diego Ruling
SAN DIEGO State officials fought a strike ban as Judge Hugo Fisher ruled public employees have a constitutional right to strike. The decision overturned a temporary restraining order against Local 127 of the AFSCME and barred walks by sewer workers and other city employees without imperative necessity. The city appealed and sought a permanent injunction, which the judge denied.
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San Diego
UPS
Superior Court
Hugo’ Fisher
American Federation of State
Fisher
Calfornia
U.S. Supreme Court
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