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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1952
Page
14
New Yorkers will start paying more for taxi rides after a fare increase approved in June. The move aims to adjust rates for metered trips and reduce driver shortages, with officials citing inflation and rising operating costs.
The bill approved yesterday by the Board of Hatimate increases taxi fares starting at 48 cents for the first mile, with each subsequent mile rising from 20 to 25 cents. The action, reported in cent FR, impacts city cab pricing amid earlier rate structures.
Maryland state employment official Chadante Wind Mac baney ordered a study of the policy paying unemployment benefits to workers who lack full vacation pay. Meeting to be held next weekend aims to gather information on whether such payments should continue or be returned if policy changes. The board currently treats lost wages during plant shutdowns as unemployment benefits for days not covered by vacation pay.
San Francisco reports the body of Waxey Gordon, once a millionaire, was shipped by air in a five ton cargo bound for New York after his death from a heart attack at Alcatraz. The report notes Roberta Peters and Metropolitan Opera star Robert Merrill divorce in Juarez Mexico after a brief marriage begun March 30.
In Phillips West Virginia on June 28 a coroner's jury ruled three year old Gary Randall Bolner died of natural causes. Police released his father George Washington Bolner after the inquest. The probe found no bruise or blow and cited a preexisting heart ailment as the likely cause, with the父 believing he may have struck the boy though the boot allegedly hit a couch.
A grasshopper uses its wing covers as a fiddle and a leg as a bow. It notes that during infancy a leg may be replaced at the next molt, highlighting the creature’s clever adaptation.
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