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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1954
Page
8
A crowd of respondents from missing details discuss whether they seek counsel or handle problems alone. Peggy MecCarthy collects views from residents including Miss Maly Conte, Dick Eicholzer, Edward Gannon, Joan Webber, Delores Larkin and others on how they face difficult situations.
Mrs. Mary Mann, a hotel desk clerk, paid $14.75 for a package delivered in another name. The man who reserved the item did not show up, so she opened the box and found it contained tissue paper.
West European viewers can watch an eight nation TV hookup for a month. The 25 minute debut featured the Battle of Flowers from Montreux and a Vatican City apostolic blessing by Pope Pius XII. Four conversion points adjusted signals for differing systems. Britain Belgium Denmark France West Germany the Netherlands Italy Switzerland join the exchange. Sponsors hope the linkup becomes permanent.
State Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi reports wage increases negotiated in New York State in 1953 averaged eight cents per hour. Increases ranged from six cents in textile mills to fifteen cents for construction workers, with over half of contracts altering fringe benefits.
The article notes unionized employes, excluding workers on farms and in government, highlighting sectoral coverage and gaps in collective bargaining. It discusses how farm and government workers are not counted among unionized totals.
Representative James Patterson of Connecticut says President Eisenhower ordered only limited development of tro ney nuclear devices because they are too dangerous. Patterson cited scientists and warned that another war could mean the destruction of all.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt plans a trip to the Soviet Union next month for Look magazine on assignment. A spokesman says the departure date and duration will be announced later by Gardner Cowles Look publisher. Mrs Roosevelt, 69, will be accompanied by a secretary.
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