Reed Claims First Use Of Film To Aid Football
Rep Daniel A Reed a New York Republican recalls using still pictures to coach Cornell football in 1914 marking one of the earliest known uses of visual aids in the sport. The Dunkirk congressman, now 60s, has a vast photo collection, shares images with families of deceased colleagues, and enjoys color photography on travels.
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High Officials Attend Stettinius' Funeral
Funeral services for former Secretary of State Edward R. K. Stettinius Jr. were held yesterday with high officials from the United States government and the United Nations in attendance. Stettinius, a founder of the UN, died of a heart attack last Monday in Greenwich, Connecticut at the age of 49. About 700 people attended the simple half hour service conducted by Rev Arthur Lee Kin.
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Tragic air tragedy demands action by pilots group
Chief Of Pilots demands action after a deadly air tragedy. The Air Line Pilots Association head David L. Behncke urged priority for commercial air travel to prevent recurrences. He called for distinct airspace separation of itinerant and military flights and designated airports. Australia noted as both smallest continent and largest island.
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Type Union Defeats Salary Boost Plan
Indianapolis 44 members of the International Typographical Union rejected salary and pension proposals. The salary raise would have boosted presidents Woodruff Randolph and Don F Hind Hurd to $12,900 and $10,000 respectively, with other officers and ITU officers also affected. The pension plan offered weekly benefits for each two year term, up to 50 percent of salaries, but was soundly defeated in the vote.
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