Pasternak’s adopted daughter reportedly released from prison
Irina Ivinskaya, Pasternak’s reported adopted daughter, and her mother Olga Ivinskaya have each served portions of three and eight year terms for alleged illegal currency operations tied to royalties from Pasternak's works. Irina, aged about 20, was said to be living in Moscow with her brother while her fiancé Georges Nivat studies in Paris.
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UPI
Irina Vinskaya
Boris Pasternak
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Olga Ivinskaya
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Hospital walkout at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat
Non-medical staff at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital walked out yesterday demanding union recognition. Local 1199 of the Drug and Hospital Employees Union AFL-CIO represents about 130 of the 150 non-medical workers, earning an average $45.50 weekly.
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Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat
Drug and Hospital Employes Union
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Fire at U.S. base damages quartermaster building in France
Fire swept a quartermaster building on the American base at Tours, France, destroying uniforms, shoes and clothing worth about 80000 dollars. Authorities attributed the blaze to an electrical short circuit.
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New Piles Cure Without Surgery Reported
A New York special reports a science breakthrough with Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, shrinking hemorrhoids and stopping itching without surgery. Cases show pain relief and actual shrinkage, with patients claiming piles have ceased to be a problem. The substance comes in suppository or ointment form and is sold at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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