Inheritance Mystery Ties to Globetrotting Kin in New York
Miriam Eller, a 20 year old in Brooklyn, confronts a family inheritance of 800000 tied to her late uncle Samuel Glazer. Glazer, a South Africa based magnate died in Johannesburg after a 1942 Atlantic voyage disaster that claimed her mother Sara. Miriam plans to study psychology at Bridgeport and Columbia with the funds.
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New York
Miriam Eller
Miriam
Brooklyn
Schoor
Connecticut
Samuel Glazer
Brnther
Glazer
Esters
Johannesburg
South Africa
Samuel
Atlantic
Sara
Maram
University of Bridgeport
Columbia University
Steel Union Studies Industry Deal Offer Amid Talks
Pittsburgh and steel firms pressed both sides as negotiations over pay and working conditions continued. The industry proposed a modest initial increase with future raises, while the union seeks a 15 cent hourly boost and favors Taft-Hartley actions to pressure concessions. Leaders weighed prospects as potential ballot votes and production timelines loomed.
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Pittsburgh
Api--Steel
Indus
McDonald
Trol
Eisenhower
United Steelwork
David J
McDonald McDonald
Washington
U.S. Department of Labor
Yang
Dowth
Sun Brings Out the Wolf in British Males
Apollo era weather warms Britain and sparks a social shift as British men notice women for the first time in generations. Letters to newspapers praise the sun inspired fashion and vitality, with chatter on summer attire and changing male attitudes across England from John O Groats to Land's End.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Britain
Europe
English Channel
John O'Groats
Land's End
Times
Air Ministry
Longshoremen Strike Holds, Talks Break Down
New York dispatch reports the Atlantic and Gulf Coast pier tie up remains in force as the Longshoremen's Union and shipping industry dig in against resuming negotiations. Federal mediation chief Moore plans talks with waterfront unions and Teamsters but sources fear a full week or more of standstill unless a Taft-Hartley injunction is secured.
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New York
UPS
Atlantic and Gulf Coast Pier
Robert H. Moore
Federal Mediation
Jjoint
Teamsters Union
Taft-Hartley
Coralmunt Cahon
Wiliam V. Bradley
ILA
Portland
Dept
Brownsville
Tex
DuPont GM ruling calms fears in financial world
A federal court order cuts Du Pont from GM without forcing a mass stock sale. It bars Du Pont from voting GM stock and limits influence over GM management, shifting voting rights to individual Du Pont stockholders. The ruling, praised by Du Pont, ends ten years of government efforts to sever the two companies.
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Dupont-Gm
Chicago
du Pont
General Motors
Walter J. la Bay
Homeshe Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Jude de la Biy
Bang
Bars du Pont
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Christiana
Delaware
Dur Pont, Christiana
Calry
Former Prime Minister Atlee interrupts campaign tour in store
In Fortsmouth England Earl Attlee halted a political swing to replace broken suspenders, interrupting a campaign stop as shoppers watched. The incident momentarily paused his schedule amid a broad election drive.
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Fortsmouth
England
Earl Atlee
Nixon in New Hampshire two term pledge tour
Vice President Richard M. Nixon backs a two term limit for president and vice president. He rides in an open car through Concord, greets schoolchildren, and addresses dam project debates at Clough Reservation, Weare, amid crowd scenes and political sparring.
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Hopkinton
WN. R
Richard M. Nixon
Sai
Aeon
Concord
Nixon
Aca
Mixon
Nori Weare
Sy Nixon
Jobat
Winslow
U S Officers Ousted In Tiff With Turks
U S Army and Air Force officers at a NATO base in Turkey were relieved of duties amid clashes with Turkish officials over alleged mistreatment of American servicemen. Col. Robert N. Wilkinson and Col. Charles N. Moss led the detachment as two Turkish courts tried four enlisted men charged in black market currency dealings. The cases, tied to Turkish police accusations of beating prisoners, prompted transfers and warnings from U S authorities.
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J2mir
Turkey
U. & Air Force
NATO
Robert N. Wilkinson
Mander
U. S
Charles N. Moss
Air Force Hospital
Wilkinson
Moss
Dale McCuiston
van Nuys
Calif
Air Force
James King
Ruth
Miss
Joe Projett
Mount Kisco
N.Y
Jack Recevuto
Brooklyn
Hal D
Mild Wet Tonight Forecast for Showers and Warmup
The 24 hour forecast from the U S Weather Bureau calls for occasional showers tonight with mild nights and temperatures around 36 degrees. A warming trend to 75 degrees is anticipated tomorrow as winds shift to south southwester at 13 to 25 mph.
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Tonter Row
U.S Weather Bureau
Ftrom
Segni to Meet Day in New York City
Prime Minister Antonio Segni arrived in Washington on a three day visit and planned meetings in New York with U S officials including Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold to reinforce Italy United States solidarity.
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Washington
UPI
Sal
Antonio Segni
Taly
United States
Att
Ecton
New York
US N
Dag Hammerskjold
Today’s Chuckle: A Snippet of Wordplay Missed
A fragment from Today’s Chuckle notes a playful line about memory and effort. The garbled text hints at a pun or puzzle about what cannot be done despite attempting to point out the challenge. The readable part references humor and misheard phrases.
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Miriam Etter
Steel Union
Junie
Herald-American
Theodore Roosevelt
Mare Asland Naval Shipyard
San Francisco
Associated Press
Wirerhole
Telay
Pacific Coast
China
Jou Roderick
Tokyo
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao
Tze-tung
Peoples Daily
Chen ¥i
Wrtten
Jayesva
Poiping
Vormosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Oso
Chow Pei
Khrushchev
Peiping
Formosa
Moscow
Defense
Lin Piao
U.S
Me Cuistion
King
Segni
N. Y
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