Rail Dispute Talks Continue In Third Day
Washington reports White House pressure kept talks alive between railroads and four big unions aimed at settling the wage hour dispute that led to government seizure last August. A third meeting was set as Steelman hinted some progress though unlikely to yield an immediate agreement.
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Russians Install New Fire Hoses At U S Embassy
The Soviet embassy installs 75 foot fire hoses as a precaution against possible bomb raids in Washington. CIO official James B Carey says non union plumbers were hired, while plumber J Shapiro notes the equipment is common in many buildings but not mandatory. He acts on competitive bidding and says hoses awaited.
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Memphis Broom Salesmen Trade Across Street
Two blind broom salesmen worked opposite sides of the street when one heard the other's tapping sound and shouted across to start a conversation.
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