Grant Co employees to donate blood in Syracuse drive
About 75 workers from the Grant Company enrolled to give blood at 749 S. Warren St. The first group led by Henry Terjean will visit the Red Cross center each Tuesday until all have donated. The initial mobile unit visit to Ordensburo yielded 302 pints as part of the Red Cross blood program.
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Syracuse
Fim
Connors
Everett
Hateh
Red Cross
S. Warren St
Henry Terjean
Leined
Tuestar
Therant
Walter Morten
Ordensburo
Eiaieh
Sworth
Self-Security Debate Prompts Welfare State Question
Atlantic City reports discussions on private social security plans and insurance taxes as self security. Johnson of the U S Chamber of Commerce and Hiwanis International leaders weigh whether Americans favor welfare state models or private programs as processing centers and regional hospitals are mentioned. Plans to visit a historical Gutenberg Bible noted.
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Atlantic City
Eric Dohmstonm
Johnson
U. S
Conren- Hiwanis International
Sohamston
Gutenberg
Polish Sailors Sue Ship Firm Over Deportation Fear
Fifty three Polish seamen who jumped ship in New York sue the Gdyeta America Line for 163 each. They claim they deserted the S S Soni due to persecution and fear deportation, seek wages and restoration of papers, and say they have become displaced persons after being refused return to Belgium.
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NEW York Cpr
Gdyeta-America Line
S. S. Soni
Steamishia Ilhe
rEerie Betga Ems Sators
Magers
Eledt
Poland
Immigration committee seeks to classify sailors as placed persons
The immigrant committee in Poland plans immediate action to classify sailors as placed persons, signaling a formal status ruling and potential relocation or assignment.
British Protest Over Bombing of Chinese Freighter Near London
A second protest on the British side condemns the bombing of the Chinese freighter Shenghsi beached in the Whangpoo River after a prior attack. The protest, presented to the Foreign Office, claims ongoing aggression by Chinese forces.
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London
Phe
Canton Foreign Office
Whangpoo River
Sines
U S in atom labor talks at Oak Ridge
U S labor negotiations over a two week old contract for 863 workers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory stretched into a third day. Mediation efforts led by Robert Doraroe from Atlanta continued as Carbide & Carbon Chemicals and ABR Atomic Trades Council pressed to reach terms before the expiry at midnight June.
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GA Ridge
Teco
CPA
Atomic Laboratory
Th S. Moediation
Sprpinger
Robert IV
Doraroe
Atlanta
Ciicia
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals
ABR Atomic Traces
Labw Council
Oriefing
Unclear OCR fragment on union activity and local events
The readable fragments reference a union and potential increases or changes. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are present to identify a specific event or action. Further readable text is needed for a precise summary.
Troops Scheduled to Move from Devens to Pine Camp
Army units from Devens proceed to Pine Camp for maneuvers as 3,000 troops depart the post today. The Seventh team of the Romane unit is noted in the schedule, with movement to avoid traffic delays during the drill.
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FR. Devens
Gammer
Pine Camp
Th. Nn
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Tronger
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Yerkes
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