New York Fund distributes over four million to health and welfare
The Greater New York Fund gave 4,201,619 to 415 local hospitals health and welfare services, aiding more than 2,500,000 people in the past year. Arthur A. Ballantine said more from 1946 campaign proceeds is expected.
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Allis-Chalmers strike marked by vandalism and beatings
Milwaukee reports vandalism and bodily assault tied to the Allis-Chalmers 216 day strike. Homes of four nonstriking workers were smeared with paint. three workers were overpowered and beaten amid strike tensions.
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Strike record set Washington INS report 1996
The Labor Department discloses an all time American strike record. A 1996 labor statistics report shows 4,095,000 workers walked off their jobs in labor disputes up to November 2.
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Deaths in Brief: Notables and Officials Across Nations
Obituary notices list Mrs Laura Breckinridge Eyck aged 72 granddaughter of John C Breckinridge and vice president James under the Bushanan in New York editor John Ormsby aged 76 of Wingara Gazette Falls Niagara Falls SOR Wynstam Childs 69 director of Scotland Yard’s Criminal Investigation Department since 3922 to 929 An Londo Johannes Yakovich Vares 56 chairman of a parsidlum of the Stpre ia in Russia.
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German Church to Petition for Prisoners' Return
The Evangelical Church in Frankfurt plans to urge 30 million German worshipers to petition Allied governments for the return of German prisoners of war. The call aims to secure homeland repatriation amid postwar tensions and demands for prisoners held abroad.
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Coal strike stagists policy shifts and厂 government stance
Government maintains policy on penalties while urging restraint as UMW strike halts coal, steel, and railroad output. Officials expect hearings, potential legal battles, and new labor peace proposals after pivotal court rulings and looming North and South regional responses.
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