Ford Invited To Step Into Pay Talks
Walter P Reuther president of the CIO United Auto Workers invites Henry Ford II to join Ford UAW contract discussions after the union rejected a five year half billion dollar package The move aims to settle whether Ford workers will accept the proposals or strike Ford workers may vote on the issue at a Ford council meeting with 140000 union members and the UAW still seeking a shorter contract period.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Reuther
UAW International
National
Ford Council
UAW
General Motors
Eden Seeks To Prevent Rail Strike Amid Victory and Unrest
Prime Minister Eden and Conservative leaders moved to avert a nationwide rail strike amid rising tensions. A 70,000 strong railway workforce rejects a conciliatory offer, signaling an inevitable walkout that could cripple essential services as Britons head into Whitsun weekend. The election produced a solid Tory majority, though dockside strikes in Britain’s ports continue to slow cargo handling.
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London
House of Commons
Eden
Britain
Labor Ministry
J. G. Baty
Local Laws On Renting Rooms Warn Readers
D B Gallagher urges readers to check local laws before starting a rooming or boarding business. He cites zoning rules common in many cities that ban such operations in certain residential districts and warns readers could face legal and financial troubles without official guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Thief snatches bag from routine bank runner in Yonkers
In Yonkers Samuel Bodian reports a thief grabbed a brown paper bag containing four hours early bank money. Bodian claimed the bag held strawberries, not wages, after the would be suspect followed his usual route and seized the bag.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Samuel Bodian
Bodian
Raffle foe Maltbie wins ranch wagon in Yale raffle
William H Maltbie retired Connecticut chief justice and raffle critic of raffles won a $2.90 Ford ranch wagon in a Yale Chub of Hartford raffle. He called the moment unexpected while vacationing near Lake Mohonk New York.
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New Paltz
N.Y
William H Maltbie
Connecticut
Maltbie
Yale Chub
Hartford
Conn
Mav
Yale
Hartford Varea
Lake Mohonk
Minor injuries reported after incidents at local venues
In Oneida two people received emergency treatment for minor wounds. Eugene Schmaker cut his right hand with a knife while cleaning a kitchen table at the Elks Club, and Walter Chryst injured his right second finger on a power lawn mower. A separate note mentions a Connecticut man winning a car via a drawing at a local event. Howard Fox, 53, of Fulton, suffered a serious head injury after a fall from a tree on Park Street and was hospitalized.
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Oneida
Oneida City Hospital
Eugene Schmaker
West d
Elks Club
Walter Chryst
Highland Ave
West Granby
Conn
Connecticut
Maltbie
Fulton
Howard Fox
620 Academy Sr
Park St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Tape Theft Endangers 10 Year Heart Study
Dr. Arthur Briskier reports the theft of his on site tape recorder and four reels containing ten years of recordings of unusual heart sounds. The New York County Medical Society warns a burglar could set back global heart research if tapes are destroyed. The missing materials include sounds of rheumatic and blue baby hearts, unborn heartbeats, and defective valves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newe York
Arthur Briskier
New York County Medical Society
Briskier
Park Avenue
Chinchilla Missing From Waldorf Astoria Room
Mrs Dorothy Marshall of Glen Head New York reported her valued chinchilla missing from a Waldorf Astoria hotel room. She had shown the animal to a prospective buyer and left it in a carrier. upon return twenty minutes later the cage was found open and the chinchilla gone.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Dorothy Marshall
Glen Head
N.Y
Federal Civilian Employment Up 5,356 in April
Sen Byrd reports civilian federal employment rose by 5,356 in April to 2,316,166, marking a third consecutive monthly rise and the sixth since July 1952. Byrd chairs the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures.
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Washington
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Joint Committee On
GE official warns of roadblocks to future electronics progress
General Electric official Dr. W R G Baker told a Palo Alto dinner at GE’s new Stanford Park microwave lab that without trained personnel, new industrial methods, taxation and political pressures, progress in electronics could slow. He noted much work will be under military contract and could reshape civilian and military electronics in the years ahead.
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Palo Alto
Calif
General Electric
W. R. G. Baker
Electronics
Syracuse
N. Y
Stanford Industrial Park
Dobor
Baker
Microwave Laboratory
H. R. Oldfield Jr
Stanford University
Electronics Division
Advanced Electronics Center
Cornell University
Ithaca
Mail delayed by truck breakdown in Auburn area
Considerable mail delayed reaching Auburn after an overland highway post-office truck broke down near South Lansing. Postmaster Charles L. Messer Jr. said the southbound truck from Binghamton and Ithaca went out of action, forcing rerouting of mail and a extra sorting at the Auburn post office while repairs were made.
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Auburn
South Lansing
Charles L. Messer, Jr
Binghamton
Ithaca
Tito Rejects Russian Bid For Reunion
Belgrade reports Tito refused a Soviet bid for closer party ties and insisted talks remain at a governmental level. Khrushchev and Bulganin led the Soviet delegation as Yugoslavia voiced commitment to independence and Western links.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Nicholai A. Bulganin
Anastase I Mikoyan
Library receives rare ballet items from Toscanini heirs
Walter Toscanini has given the New York Public Library an extensive collection of rare ballet items including scores prints books manuscripts and clippings that belonged to his late wife Cia Fornaroli former Metropolitan Opera ballerina.
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New York
Walter Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
New York Public Library
CIA Fornaroli
Metropolitan Opera
Sweden’s King appoints Aronson to Grand Lodge post
King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden names Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson as representative of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Sweden to the Montana Grand Lodge. The royal letter and its English translation arrived, but Aronson could read the original Swedish.
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Helena
Gustaf VI Adolf of
Sweden
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Grand Masonic Lodge of
Montana Grand Lodge
Hensel Quits Federal Job
Washington New York lawyer Hensel ends long service in government resigning as assistant secretary of defense effective June 30. He led international security affairs for the Defense Department and previously served as Navy general counsel in World War II and as assistant secretary of the Navy under Truman. The White House praised his work toward peace and democracy as Eisenhower expressed thanks.
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Washington
W . H. Struve Hensel
Eisenhower
White House
Hensel
New York
Navy
Truman
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Graduates Urged to Boycott Los Angeles Graduation
USC student body president sent 3000 letters urging seniors to skip the town graduation rather than hear Texas Governor Allan Shivers. He said diplomas can be received without attending. President Fred D. Fagg rebuked the move.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Allan Shivers
Texas
Bill van Alystyne
Gov. Shivers
University
Fred D. Fagg
Student Senate
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Brentwood Dr
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Parke W. Wicks
Jean D. McCaurbtrz
Goodrich Ave
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Department of Public Safety
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Remington Rand Inc
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Sperry Corp
Sperry Rand Corp
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