Union NAM Spokesmen Denounce Government Labor Seizure
Washington INS reports union leader James P. Shields opposes government seizure and compulsory arbitration in labor disputes. NAM spokesman Tra Mosher criticizes seizure as counterproductive while proposing local autonomy and use of Taft Hartley Act. Both sides differ on remedies, with Shields preferring minimal interference and Mosher warning against nationalization via government control.
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Washington
INS
National Association of Manufacturers
James P. Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
U.S. News and World Report
NAM
Tra Mosher
Nonare Vimares Wasanmeekey
Brotherhood
Shields
Mosher
Morse
Treasury
Custer to Make Another Stand
JIL FARBONDALE UP reports William Mason Custer a 19 year old college freshman at an Illinois university seeks a second lieutenant commission after finishing a military course He is the great nephew of General George A Custer and the first to seek a commission since the 1876 massacre 78 years ago.
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Farbondale
Jil
Custer
Wiliam Mason Custer
Illinois University
George A. Custer
Waitresses Strike Over Hosiery Demands in Canada
Sixteen waitresses in Dens Ontario walked out claiming their operator required nylons on duty but failed to raise pay to cover the cost. They say they receive 313.50 for a 48 hour week plus free meals.
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Dens
Ont
New York Central Proposes Summer Family Rail Bargains
The New Central System will test bargain rates this summer offering free travel for children under 12 and half fare for ages 12 to 15. Valid only for coach travel when a parent buys a ticket of 3.45 dollars or more, with round trips. The trial runs June 25 through October 22 across its 11,000 mile network and includes connected lines Boston and Albany, Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, and Peoria and Eastern.
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New York
New Central System
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Central
Boston
Albany
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Peoria and
Eastern
Truck overturns in Mexico kills 26 and injures 27
A truck carrying political supporters of anti government presidential candidates overturned in Chongmias Mexico. Twenty six people died and twenty seven were injured. It marks the fifth fatal road accident this year with more than twenty deaths.
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Chongmias
Mexico UP
Hobart Students Stage Rai Get Laughs But No Lingerie
Hobart College students attempted a panty raid on nearby William Smith College in Geneva. About 300 youths clashed with police from 1 to 3 30 A.M. windows were broken at Blackwell House and Comstock Hall. Two Hobart students Barry J Sanborn and John Glover Green were arrested for disorderly conduct and later paroled to await City Court.
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Hobart College
William Smith College
William Smith
Blackwell House
Comstock Hall
Hobart
Joseph McDonough
Hobart Collegg
Barry
Sanborn
21St St
Brooklyn
John Glover Green
Lincoln St
Needham
Mass
City Court
Clergyman Questions Youth Sex Instruction Value
In Bournemouth Canon A L E Williams urged why sex education for youths may be unnecessary or harmful. He suggested restraint and mystery may be preferable to full biological detail and questioned if all aspects should be taught.
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Bournemouth
England
A. L. E. Williams
Telegraph Strike Ends Across U S
Washington reports the 52 day Western Union strike ending with workers returning to telegraph offices nationwide. Union and company officials expect message flow to normalize quickly after a settlement vote of 8,685 to 5,468. Pay raises or shorter hours depend on government approval of rate changes.
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Washington
Western Union
AFL
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Syracuse votes split on Western Union contract return
Local 42 AFL leaders say 102 workers in Syracuse backed no to returning to work while 56 voted yes. Picket lines ended around 8:30 PM yesterday as national union guidance favored accepting a new agreement with Western Union.
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Western Union
Syracuse
John F. Walsh
Commercial Telegraphers Union Local 42
AFL
Western Union workers vote on wage increase pact
Western Union employees debated a settlement that would raise average hourly pay to 1.73 dollars for all workers and 1.54 dollars for non messengers while messengers would average 83 cents. Picket lines formed as weekend vote results awaited.
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Western Union
ABA Calls for Modernization and Reorganization of Crime Fight
The American Bar Association urges updated laws and reorganization of crime fighting to combat a new type of criminal born from illegal gambling. It cites modern big time gangsters living in luxury with expensive lawyers, able to evade ordinary law enforcement. A 318 page report recommends submitting a model gambling statute to the states.
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Washington
American Bar Association
Association
Commission On Organized Crime
Copter Pilot Hands Out Speed Ticket in Korea
A British Commonwealth Division jeep sped along when a helicopter descended. Lt. Gen. John W. O’Daniel stepped out and issued a speeding ticket on a blank sheet beneath the rotor blades, citing the posted limit.
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British Commonwealth Division
Korea
John W
Iron Mike) O'Daniel
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