Rail strike ends amid arbitration talks on diesel crews
After a nationwide walkout by about 18 000 firemen and engineers, unions and railroads agreed to arbitrate disputes over adding a second fireman on diesel engines. The stoppage disrupted rail freight and passenger service, with 296 000 workers idle. A third arbitration board will review operating practices and wage differentials as peace talks resumed. Freight rail service began to resume across major lines including Pennsylvania, New York Central, Santa Fe, and Union Pacific branches.
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iParley Opened By Presbyterians General Assembly Opens
A two day Presbyterian Church in the U S assembly on evangelism begins in Cincinnati with overtures to address church growth. A new moderator will be elected at the May 18 24 meetings to lead the 2 400 000 member body. Two day session opens with delegates arriving early.
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Clothing Workers Hear Murray at Biennial Convention
In Cleveland 3500 delegates of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America begin their biennial convention with a scheduled address by CIO President Philip Murray and the presentation of the union’s general report. Murray was to speak on an undisclosed topic described by officials as important.
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Russia Cuts East Germany Reparations Bill
Russia announced a sharp cut in East Germany's wartime reparations, a move seen by anti Communist Germans and Allied officials as a cosmetic gesture. The move follows Moscow's note that occupation controls would stay in place in Western Germany and counters Communist propaganda portraying Soviet generosity.
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Woman on Trial In Mate's Murder
Wilson, 28, faces a first degree murder charge in Evie County Court for the ax slaying of her husband Willie, 29, in the couple’s bedroom. The trial began after she reportedly told police he kept her awake until she could not stand it any longer. a nine man and three woman jury was chosen in eight minutes.
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Course for Teachers Special Summer Offer Ithaca
A State School administration plan limits a summer program to social studies for high school teachers. The initiative aims to enhance teaching in industrial and labor relations and education. The program centers on social studies methods and teacher development at Ithaca location.
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