Looking Sideways in New York City Tours
A taxi driver Sol Deburra promotes private NYC tours as a cheaper alternative to $5.50 bus rides. He claims four people can see more for under $22 with personal attention and no mandatory tip, offering a $12 option for a group.
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Sinatra scandal and fashion dictation ignite public chatter
A heated editorial fragment targets Frank Sinatra over perceived public offenses and association with Ava Gardner, criticizing his finances and lifestyle. It riffs on media manipulation, wages, and cultural figures, then shifts to fashion trends urged by Christian Dior and a critique of luxury and celebrity excess.
Deferred Pay Hikes O.K. If Not Unstabilizing
The wage stabilization board allowed deferred or installment wage boosts from contracts signed before January 25 if they are not destabilizing. They may raise pay to offset living costs or yield productivity gains, but may block unreasonable increases. The board reduced a 10 percent ceiling busting rise for 75,000 West Coast lumber workers, voting 8 to 4 with labor dissent.
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Wage talks raise hourly pay and holidays in unions
Workers earned a 15 cent hourly pay boost after negotiations. The AFL agreement added three cents and three paid holidays. The CIO pact also included three cents to the wage and benefited from tied holiday provisions.
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Crew Of Raft Says Romance Not In The Air
In Belleville West Virginia the raft Lethargia sails with two bachelor girls and two bachelor boys. Skipper Mary Ellin McCrady 24 says there is no romance among the crew. The raft has traveled 203 miles since leaving New Kensington Pennsylvania July 19 on an 1800 mile trip to New Orleans.
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Former Presidential Aide to Be Buried With Honors
Early, 61, former press secretary to Roosevelt and Truman, will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors after Episcopal services at Washington Cathedral. President Truman and many high officials are expected to attend. he died Saturday after last Tuesday’s coronary thrombosis.
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Crippling statistics from 1950 NSC report
The National Safety Council reports that an accident in 1950 left one in seventeen Americans with a disabling injury. The Chronicle Telegram notes these crippling statistics reflect broader road and workplace hazards in that era.
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Ohio
United States
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