U S Renews Rail Peace Talks Amid Threat of Strike
President assistant John R. Steelman summoned negotiators from the big railroads and three unions to the White House to renew conflict talks after a Memorial Day pause. The 190000-strong unions halted a May 24 strike as the government extended a restraining order to June 11, with a June 30 hearing set on the injunction.
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May Becomes Wet Record for New York Month
The weather bureau logged May as very rainy for metropolitan New York with 8.82 inches of rainfall. It was the heaviest May total since 1893, when a record 10.0 inches fell, marking a historic wet spell for the city.
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Six Women In Air Derby Heads To Miami From Palm Springs
Palm Springs hosts the start of a 2600 mile air derby with six women pilots and eight private airplanes. Jeanne Ambly led off at 8 39 A M EDT in a Stinson followed by Frances Nolde in a Navion Dorothy Kravova in a Bellanca with twin sister Betty McMillen Loufek Mary Nelson also flying a Cessna and Helen Greinke in a Cessna, among others aiming for Miami Florida.
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Tablet Honors Amelia Earhart at Miami Airport
Mrs Amy Earhart of West Medford will unveil a commemorative tablet at Miami International Airport honoring her daughter Amelia Earhart. The ceremony marks a public tribute as the famed aviatrix receives acknowledgment in Florida.
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Crude Oil Production Rises in Week Ended May 29
Crude oil production in the United States averaged 5,440,225 barrels daily for the week ended May 29, up 9,580 barrels from the revised prior week, according to the Oil and Gas Journal report.
Court to Announce Expected Heir
London royal court intimates say Buckingham Palace will announce within a fortnight that Princess Elizabeth is to have a baby this fall. Royal physicians reportedly set October 15 as the probable birth date of the first child of the heiress presumptive to the British crown and her husband Philip Duke of Edinburgh.
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U S Arrests Red For Deportation
The Justice Department announced the deportation action against Jacob Abraham Stachel national director of education for the American Communist Party. Stachel is accused of legally fleeing the country and joining a subversive organization after entry.
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Vandenberg Byrnes Honored At Columbia Commencement
In New York, Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan and former Secretary James Byrnes head a list of dignitaries slated to receive honorary degrees at Columbia University's 194th commencement exercises today. The ceremony will feature notable figures and mark a milestone for the university.
Fourth Marines Hold Reunion
The Fourth Marine Division veterans plan their first reunion in Kansas City this weekend. Organizers emphasize a non political gathering with no campaign speeches, aiming to honor service and share memories among former Marines and families.
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Retired Pastors Banned From Weddings in U S A Assembly
The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America barred retired pastors emeritus from performing weddings funerals and baptisms unless invited by the church involved A late May 160th General Assembly approved the measure and a Christian education budget of 2940 519 and backed pension committee reports Nebraska ranked second in beef packing third in wheat beet cattle and corn production in the nation.
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US Spending At Slow Rate In Fiscal Year
Washington estimates show fiscal year nearing end with under spendings by the treasury and foreign aid shortfall. Analysts say European Recovery Program delays and slow foreign aid spending push total outlays far below January forecasts, risking a large year end surplus.
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Purchase Association backs 87,000,000 shopping center plan
In Har County a proposed 87 million shopping center in Purchase, with retail shops, restaurants and trains, awaits approval from the Purchase Association executive committee and the town board of Harris son. The estate of Ogden Reak Estate Trust Company of Itnid Baston would manage the project if approved. In Westchester a Scandinavian group elects new district president Ellen Yount of Brooklyn. Robert Helgren represents the district spanning New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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