Papers Turn To Nonunion Workers Across Chicago and Nation
Nine of sixteen newspapers struck by the International Typographical Union last year publish with nonunion help. The United Press survey shows Chicago papers and others still rely on photoengraving as unions resume limited production. Five papers with about 2.8 million copies daily are in dispute, including the Herald American, Journal of Commerce, Daily News, Sun and Times, and the Tribune.
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Princess Elizabeth and Duke Visit Versailles
Princess Elizabeth of Britain and the Duke of Edinburgh toured Versailles with several thousand onlookers. They walked largely alone in Jover's Lane amid guards, while a photographer trying to hide in leaves was spotted by police before the royals arrived.
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Miners Rescued After 62 Hours in Shamokin Shaft
Two miners were rescued after 62 hours trapped 150 feet underground in Shamokin. A third miner, Charles Bashore, 42, is presumed dead. Rescue teams battled bad air and rising water while seeking a way to reach the men, who finally signaled and were brought to Shamokin Hospital in guarded condition. Bashore’s wife watched from outside as the effort continued.
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Sealers Stranded Off Newfoundland Coast Rescued by Plane
A United States plane kept in contact with an undetermined number of sealers stranded on floating ice off the Newfoundland coast. The plane dropped food and fuel supplies to the men.
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