Labor Difficulties Herald Tribune Folds
The New York Herald Tribune has closed ending a long journalistic tradition. World Journal Tribune Inc. officials Matt Meyer and John Hay Whitney spoke on the closure citing labor troubles and sharp market competition. The merged company planned to publish morning noon and Sunday editions until Aug. 4, with talks with the pressmen’s union recessing after a rejected fact finding proposal. The Sun day edition will be titled the World Journal Tribune. The Herald Tribune began in 1924 from the Herald and Tribune merger.
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New York Herald Tribune
Matt Meyer
World Journal Tribune, Inc
Publishers Association
John Hay Whitney
The
Herald Tribune
World Journal Tribune
Merged Publishing Enterprise
Republican
Meyer
Morning Herald Tribune
Journal-American
World Telegram
Sun
New York City
New York Times
Daily News
New York Post
Herald
James Gordon Bennett
Tribune
Horace Greeley
Police Killer Suspect Held In London Slayings
John Edward Witney 36 held without bail on murder charges in the slaying of three police detectives near Wormwood Scrubs Prison London. Scotland Yard identified two more suspects Harry Maurice Roberts 30 and John Duddy 38 with possible aliases and warned forces they are dangerous and armed.
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London
John Edward Witney
Scotland Yard
Witney
Britain
Harry Maurice Roberts
John Duddy
Roberts
Ronald Ernest Hall
John O’brien
Wormwood Scrubs
Police Briefs From Eldorado Carbondale and Murphysboro
Eldorado reports Jon P. Bocziewicz fined 15 dollars for following tro closely and rear ending another vehicle. Carbondale lists Dorothy Feigenbaum fined 15 dollars for failing to stop at a stop sign. Murphysboro notes John W. Tippy fined 16 dollars for speeding.
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Eldorado
Jon P. Bocziewicz
Tro
Carbondale
Dorothy Feigenbaum
Murphysboro
John W. Tippy
Arcola Youth Wins Grand Champion Steer at Illinois State Fair
Kerry Tuttle, 18, of Arcola, owned the grand champion hereford named Andy at the Illinois State Fair open judging. He previously had a reserve and champion hereford in the fair, with Schneider shown by Jerry Reeder, 17, of Atwood, taking reserve breed honors. Tuttle plans to enter Andy in the Kansas City Royal Livestock Show in October.
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Springfield
Kerry Tuttle
Arcola
Tuttle
Andy
Schneider
Kansas City Royal
Poverty Aides Rights March During Work Charged
Chicago Aldermen accuse poverty workers of joining a civil rights march during paid work hours. Kathleen Morris, 18, says she left her job at a settlement house pool to march against police brutality aided by JOIN. Mayor Daley requested an investigation into potential improper pay for march time.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
John J. Hoellen
Edward T. Scholll
Kathleen Morris
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hoellen
Miss Morris
India Home Ministry Scraps Suggestion Box Prize
After a year long trial the Home Ministry abandoned the suggestion box scheme saying no suggestions merited the cash prize. Officials floated repurposing the boxes as waste baskets.
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Home Ministry
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