Garbagemen Strike Over $1 Pay Increase
City garbagemen strike for a $1 daily raise as union leaders press for higher pay while city officials warn of downtown waste overflow. About 350 daily pickups, 400 on Mondays, with 39 truck drivers and 400 pick-up men seeking higher wages. nonunion crews handle dumping and disposal. Union president directs workers to report to yards Tuesday after holiday observance. Local officials predict chaotic conditions if citizens fail to haul their own trash.
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Sibley Funeral Arrangements Set
Funeral services were to be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Mc Collum's chapel for Aschle Richard Sibley Sr, 64, of 320 Essex Street Windled list. Born in Many, La, he had resided in San Antonio for 46 years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Helen M. Sibley, five sons, a daughter, a brother and two others. Interment will be in Rose M.
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Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
A compact reflection on memory and intelligence suggests high memory in trucial people with good recall reflects working mind rather than greater overall intelligence. Emotional disturbance impedes input and recall. Prisoner studies hint January-born inmates show higher intelligence but data are inconclusive. Teenagers crave cars, yet parental limits and financial facts must guide desires.
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Weather Humidity and Mean Temperature Report
Weather data shows humidity around 64 percent in September with 174 hours of something, monthly totals, wind velocity steady, tides noted. City figures include temperatures near 68 degrees, with various stations like Boston and Memphis referenced, specifics hindered by OCR errors.
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Mexico Independence Day Parade Honors Freedom
Thirty thousand troops from all arms plus civic groups marched in Mexico City to mark the 186th anniversary of independence from Spain. President Avud Camacho gave the grita from the national palace balcony signaling the call to arms, recalling Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla's 1810 Dolores rebellion.
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Rams Win Exhibition as Profits Tie Times Charity
Los Angeles Rams defeated the Washington Redskins 65 to 188 in a September 6 exhibition at Los Angeles. The game yielded profits estimated at 102855.02 for Los Angeles Times Charities, Inc. as announced yesterday, with special gains believed to set a new western high.
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Labor Roundup Ship Talks Fail Threatening Violence
Negotiations to end the national maritime strike collapsed as police and port authorities anticipated violence across several harbors. The CIO and NMU leadership urged heightened picketing, with calls for federal intervention while shipowners sought Coast Guard protection amid dock disruptions and mass ship layups.
Truckers in New York Weigh Union Offer Amid Talks
New York dockside and city stores show brighter mood as two large firms propose reduced hours and a weekly pay rise to union members. Union leaders plan to bring the proposal to their members after advisory talks by Mayor O Dwyer's committee. Meeting attendees include officials from Locals 80, 282, and 816 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL.
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New York Barbers and Manicurists Strike Declared
In Manhattan on September 16 union barbers and manicurists began a citywide strike. With four other strikes already underway in New York, workers urged solidarity though the city faced widespread disruption.
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End of Five-Day Strike Boosts California Truckers Pay
Ends JAKLAND California on September 16 as a five-day strike by APL teamsters yields victories for drivers. Tom Moyer of the Truck Owners Association says an agreement meets union demands. The association approves an 18 12 cent hourly wage rise retroactive to May 1, bringing base pay to 1 38 12 dollars per hour.
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Phones GLOUSTON Strike Threat Over Seniority Promotions
In Houston on September 16 union spokesmen warned of a possible work stoppage by Southwestern Telephone Workers' union members unless the telephone company meets their demands on seniority based promotions. The dispute arose after the company promoted three other employees despite claims by the union that more senior workers could perform the jobs.
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On the Side Humorous Notes and Personal Snippets
A collage of comic blurbs and trivia includes poems about a sturdy baby, remarks on Jack Norworth and family singing, Dorothy landmarks, a 23 year old Pomeranian, a book pitch for Strange and Fantastic Tales, and survey-style quips on marriage and baseball figures.
Noisy Planes Prompt Loud Push for Quiet Aircraft
Washington Sept 16 Voices rise for quieter planes as the Civil Aeronautics Administration reports complaints about noisy aircraft have more than doubled since January. Administrator T P Wright says the agency is urging engineers to reduce noise at the source and asks manufacturers to add shufflers on engines to cut propeller noise while sympathy letters continue.
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Bevin Pleads For Jewish Plan At Palestine Conference
London reports Bevin told the Palestine conference the British American experts plan for federalizing the Holy Land into four provinces with limited autonomy is workable though no new proposals were made. Jewish agency execs flew to Paris for a possible role in London talks. Arab League delegates met British reps at Lancaster House.
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UN Faces Balkan Tensions As Gromyko Prepares Chair
UN Security Council resumes sessions amid international strain over Greece and potential new Balkan war fears. Gromyko prepares to chair under rotation as Soviet backed allegations sharpen. Truman’s stance on Wallace policy creates diplomatic turbulence. Yugoslav protest follows harsh treatment of six soldiers in Trieste after a hand grenade incident involving American troops.
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Record Texas University Enrollment Starts
Austin September 16 An indicated enrollment of 15000 was expected as registration began for the fall term at the University of Texas A majority will be war veterans If the 15000 figure is reached it will set a new enrollment record The notice mentions Light Want Ads terms and contact details at end.
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60 000 Japs Off Jobs in Protest
Tokyo reports show about 60 000 members of Japan's Congress of Industrial Unions stayed off the job in a CIU protest against the Yoshida cabinet. Katsumi Kikonomai, CIU chairman, said Yoshida's policy neglects workers' rights and called for policy reversal, stating only removal of Yoshida can permit industrial rehabilitation.
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Beer Sale Nets $100 Penalty
George Wilson pleaded guilty to sale of beer in violation of the state control act. He was fined $100 in County Court-at-Law No. 1 by Judge McCollum Burnett. Jubilee A, a Texas United Daughters of the Confederacy convention, set for October, will feature a pageant of 1860s Texas history.
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Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as kidney remedy
Sobered claims of relief for diptrias headaches fatigue and acidity in urine. The advertisement asserts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer blends 16 berries roots and vegetables and promises no habit forming effects. It urges readers to buy from druggists.
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