Journeyman Sea Voyage Ends at Le Havre
Kent McKinley recounts the May 26 to May 31 trip aboard the SS United States ending at Le Havre France. The editor describes arrival, customs, a Paris hotel stay at the Bristol, the Left Bank sights, and local hospitality amid postwar atmosphere.
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Worker stake in company may tilt unions toward restraint
Washington analysis asks if rising worker stakes in employer profits through stock ownership pensions and guaranteed wages could erode union backing in future bargaining. The note cites the Ford UAW contract and warns that deeper material ties might make workers reluctant to strike for incremental gains, challenging union leverage.
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Moscow papers attack scalpers over ticket hustling
Moscow evening papers criticize police for not stopping scalpers. The Kolosov family faced inflated prices at Dynamo Stadium and the Bolshoi Theater, with a familiar-looking man selling two tickets for about 100 rubles. They left in frustration after encounters near queues and scalpers at multiple venues.
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Tachen Evacuees Get U.S. Aid
Taipei Formosa American aid check for 1 291 000 today launches a program of community settlement and self help for 18 505 persons evacuated from the Tachens in February. 5 017 families who chose to come to Chinese Nationalist Formosa will be resettled in houses they will help build with wells schools clinics roads and drainage systems.
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Graham draws 21 500 to Paris revival nights
Billy Graham drew 21 500 attendees in Paris for the final five nights of his revival. A spokesman said 1 396 people had made decisions for Christ so far, with 417 responding to the call in the latest service as the campaign continues.
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Russians Rent Mansion for UN Conference Stay
The Russian delegation to the June 20 United Nations conference in San Francisco has rented a secluded suburban mansion for two weeks. Owner Neal McNeil, a wholesale auto dealer, will deliver the property for about $4,000 while he is on vacation.
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Clues Across Puzzle Snags and Wordplay Hints
A list of crossword style clues covers varied themes from consumption and decline to geography and daily tasks. The hints reference presidents, plays, idioms, and common objects, with several answers touching travel, law, and household items. The piece reads like a dense contrived puzzle row.
Prize Little Fooler Puzzle Rules Center on Submissions
The News outlines weekly Little Fooler puzzle rules with entry deadlines, postage, and prize structure. Entries fear no limit for individuals or families, though staff are excluded, and bonuses apply for postcard postings.
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