Cortland Printers Strike Over Wages and Hours
Cortland Standard Printing Co. workers at Cortland and Standard Printing Co. walked off the job after union demands for higher wages and longer hours. The International Typographical Union called the strike. the company offered a smaller raise and maintained current hours. The Cortland Standard plans to publish its afternoon edition despite the walkout.
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Cortland
Cortland Standard Printing Co
Cortland Standard
Slike
International Typographical Union
AF. of L
E. A. Clark
Death Near For Accused Mercy Killer
EMERROW Massachusetts. Mrs Walter Winckford 58 accused mercy killer of her paralytic husband showed signs of revival at Springfield Hospital after a mechanical breathing device. She faces charges of slaying with a knife to the jugular and attempted suicide with the family car. Police seek full story of tragedy at Pittsburgh native victim’s home. Doctors report poor condition and danger list. A physician noted despondency amid caregiving. After writing a note for a laundress the woman crawled beneath a car and started the motor, intending carbon monoxide death. the car failed to start and she was found alive.
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Emerrow
Mass
Walter M. Winckford
Springfield Hospital
Paper Manufacturing Company
Pittsburgh
Condi
Polio Foundation Plans Nationwide Epidemic Preparedness
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announced unprecedented summer preparation for a possible polio epidemic. Equipment pools including respirators and hot-pack machines will be stationed nationwide with sites in San Antonio Texas Allania Virginia Boston Massachusetts Columbus Denver and Cole.
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Polio Foundation
New York
National Foundation For
San Antonio
Tex
Allania
Boston
Mass
Columbus
Denver
Cole
Pope Urges Social Reforms in World Crisis Dialogue
Pope Eugenio Pacelli spoke in Rome urging just reforms to ease global turmoil and aid the poorer classes with housing and work opportunities. He tied his 35 minute address to the Italian republic’s second birthday as he called for unity, justice, and fair principles amid postwar tension.
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Tone Ping SU
Ant
Hattan
Mary
The
Holy College
Eugenio Paccili
Rs St. Eugene
Vatican
Luigi Einaudi
Peace Talks Break Down in Rail Dispute With White House
White House efforts to settle the railroad Tabor dispute have failed completely, union leaders said after a White House meeting with Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman. Union officials report Steelman will end his attempts to broker a settlement as unions demand more than a 15 cent pay boost and working rule changes.
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Washington
White House
David B. Robertson
John R. Steelman
Robertson
The
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Steelman
Truman
Glover
Fruman
Chicago
West Coast
Accused vaps LO Wet U S style Civil Rights TOKYO
In the U S Army occupied zones civil rights policy announced that accused may gain bail with court direction and receive an American lawyer if needed. Eighth Army says proceedings may proceed under U S authority with defense access and neutral aid. Independent Korean governments loom in South and North Korea as assemblies form and proposed constitutions emerge. In Tokyo police seize thousands of arms. robberies surge as searches intensify. A tenant killings case in Canada reports a woman killed two sons in a dispute and attempted arson. A British gift of butter reaches Canada as relief symbol during shortages.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
Gasser resigns post as critics press Lasser is out
Washington reports David Lasser Commerce Department labor consultant resigned under fire from Congress over past role as Workers Alliance president. Other items note socialite Margaret Pallavicini wed to cowboy Phil Kent in Carson City, a hotel delegation appointment for Democratic National Convention, and a China aid mission announced by Paul Hoffman with ECA. A Colorado man killed his mother with a revolver found in a dresser drawer.
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Commerce Department Post
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New Yo
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Roy Whitacre
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Jackson Hale
China
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Sumer
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Peuman
Herbert Pueblo
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Massachusetts
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Vang
Jbang
Senate
J. Klahr Huddle
United States
Barbara Lipeson
UN Security Councils
Wiliam L.kashmir
Deaths and Obituaries Highlight Notables and Relatives
Death notices list Carroll Downes 70 a retired banker active in Philadelphia and New York and former executive director of the Southern Governors Conference and former president of the New York Philharmonic Symphony Society in New York City Jasha Probani Leo Pr Belarait e seat of Yugoslavia Allan Alejandro De Marval 62 a noted South American patent attorney in Buenos Aires Alex Gard 48 a caricaturist and theatrical cartoonist to several newspapers in New York Rose Mann 72 sister of congressman Adolph J Sabath dean of the House of Representatives and Superior Court Judge Joseph A Subath in Chicago
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Philadelphia
New York
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New York Philharmonic Symphony Society
New York City
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Leo Pr
Belaraite
Yugoslavia
Allan Alejandro de Marval
Buenos Aires
Alex Gard
Chy
Mis. Rose Mann
Adolph J. Sabath
House of Representatives
Superior Court
Joseph A. Subath
Cage
Hearings Ordered On Rail Increases
Albany The Public Service Commission ordered hearings on June 9 and 24 on proposed increases in railroad coach fares and sleeping car rates in New York State. The proposed boosts reach up to 20 percent for coach transportation and on parlor car seat and room rates.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Tory
Hery Dune
New York State
GE Union Resume Contract Talks On General Electric Jobs
Spokesmen for General Electric Co and the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers resumed contract negotiations for about 125 000 GE employees. Neither side commented prior to talks, with sessions opening today to discuss terms and conditions of employment.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
SW Voric
General Electric Co
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Ci.c
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
A vintage column argues married women increasingly enter the workforce. Kiernan notes two-fifths of wives employed, three-fifths could be persuaded, and more widens the labor pool. He reflects on gender progress yet warns against over-optimism as men fear losing ground.
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Walter Kiernan
Manlius Boy Hurt In Fall From Car
Manlius Mary A. Sargent, 2, was thrown from a station wagon while a pickup attempt occurred near school. He suffered burns on the left side after the door opened as the vehicle slowed. Deputy Charles Posi investigated the incident.
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Manlius
Marky Sargent
Mary A. Sargent
Manlies
Heauly Sherif Charles Posi
Fire Damages Five Buildings Downtown
A four hour blaze damaged five downtown buildings at Congress Street and Fifth Avenue. Five firefighters were reported injured and seven families displaced by smoke and water. The origin appeared to be a fire in a structure housing auto tires as well as the Firestone Rubber plant nearby.
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Andy GM
Tray Tas
Meur
Congress St
Fifth Av
Est
Firestone
Create
Fire destroys part of Union Oil refinery in San Pedro
Fire swept through the Union Oil refinery in San Pedro after an explosion. Fire Chief Carl A. Smith said the damage would run high into the thousands and the cause of the blast was not determined. The fire followed an explosion that swept through a portion of the refinery, damaging service department areas and other floors.
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San Pedro
Calif
Carl A. Smilth
Union Oil
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