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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1957

Page

13

New York Subways Back in Service After Eight Day Strike Ends

New York's mileage of the city's subway system returned to near normal as 1,900 MBA members and other transit workers ended an eight day strike. Mayor Wagner Gov Harriman and state leaders promised fair treatment. A battle over bargaining rights continues with proposed state law to move bargaining out of TA control. Mall Macy's marked a two million dollar Saturday as service resumed.

NEW York T New York Transit Authority Independent Motormen’s Benevolent Assn Robert F. Wagner Averell Harriman MBA Transport Workers Union Subway Mitchell State Labor, Relations Board Beth Michael J. Quitl TWU Quitl Unch Quill's Union Wagner Theodore Loos Macy's Department Store

The Rise and Fall of Billy Mitchell in Air War

Orville Wright’s early aviation influence led to a pioneering pilot and first inter‑war air commander. Mitchell proposed bold air offensives, faced congressional battles, and clashed with services. After Shenandoah disaster he faced court martial, suspension, resignation, and died in 1936 before some prophecies could unfold.

Orville Wright Mitchell U.S John J. Pershing SS. Michiel Salient Congress Army Air Service Texas Shenandoah War and Navy Departments J. Coolidge

Alabama Voters Consider Abolishing Macon County Race Measure

Alabama voters weighed a constitutional amendment to abolish Macon County where Negroes outnumber whites by more than six to one. Proposed by state Senator Sam Engelhardt, the plan would shift the area into neighboring counties and empower a committee to study abolition, the only racial question on the ballot.

Birmingham Ala Macon Tuskegee Institute For Sam Engelhardt

New Museum To Honor Wrights

KILL DEVIL HILLS NC UP ceremonies on the Sandy beach marked the 5th anniversary of flight. Air Force and National Park Service officials broke ground for a new museum to honor Orville and Wilbur Wright on a wind swept December 27 1903 date.

Kill Devil Hills N.C Air Force National Park Service Orville Wilbur Wright Orville Wright

New Jersey Moves To Stop Out-of-State Income Taxes

The New Jersey Legislature approved a bid to study and push Congress to pass a constitutional amendment halting the practice of New Jerseys residents paying income taxes to New York and other neighboring states. Senators noted many out-of-state workers pay taxes where they work. critics doubt the measure will pass Congress or gain approval from other states.

Trenton Newynon Jersey New Wayne Dumont Jr Congress Suchj New Jersey

NATO split over missile bases in Europe after summit talks

The article notes a divide between the United States and European allies on deploying intermediate range ballistic missiles in Europe with American warheads. Bulganin calls for East West peace efforts and disarmament. Foreign ministers will discuss disarmament German reunification Middle East and NATO relations alongside Africa aid and political consultations.

Relighcat Iss NATO Middle East Africa United States Europe Lauris Norstad Russia Eisenhower Dulles

Apalachin Guest Faces Deportation

Attorney General William P Rogers announced deportation proceedings against Rosario Bufalino, a participant in the Apalachin crime convention. Bufalino was arrested in Pittston, Pennsylvania, by immigration agents for failure to furnish annual address notifications to the government.

Washington Ins William P. Rogers Rosario Bufalino Apalachin Pittston

Taiwan Supreme Court Judge Lin Pah Commits Suicide

Taipei Formosa Supreme Court Judge Lin Pah hanged himself last night leaving a note blaming a past verdict. The exact verdict is not specified and the note gives no further details.

Taipei Formosa Supreme Lin Pah the &l Iurist

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