Valentino Remembered On Death Anniversary By Hollywood
Hollywood figures recall Rudolph Valentino on what would have been his 54th birthday. Rex Ingram, Alan Hale, Stuart Holmes, Mack Sennett, Taylor Holmes and Sam Wood offer memories of his star power, dedication, cars, style, and enduring appeal to both sexes.
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New Effort To Find Hawaiian Truce Starts
A federal mediator in Honolulu seeks to restart stalled talks to end Hawaii's dock strike. Cyrus S. Ching of the U S conciliation service sparked the move urging CIO Longshoremen & Warehousemen union and seven stevedoring firms to resume direct negotiations. George Hillenbrand, who has pressed the talks since May 1, plans morning talks with employers and a separate session with the LWU strike committee.
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Homes To Be Built And Moved To Sites
Phoenix firm Mobilhome Corp will manufacture single unit homes at a new $50,000 plant on 4550 E Washington St. starting Sept 1. President Hugh F Knoell says homes cost 4700 to 8550 dollars and are shipped to buyers’ sites, featuring redwood siding cedar shingle roofs tile kitchens baths heating and air conditioning.
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Mathews To Discuss Travels For Rotary
W. R. Mathews editor of the Arizona Daily Star will speak at the Tucson Rotary luncheon in the Pioneer hotel on Wednesday He recently returned from Japan and the Far East and will describe his travels and the conditions in the countries visited University of Arizona student Thomas Burrows will perform a piano solo as part of the program.
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Steel Union Faces Board In Wage Talks Ahead Of Strike Deadline
In New York on August 23 CIO United Steelworkers spokesmen testified before a presidential fact finding board to avert a nationwide steel strike by Sept 14. The union, led by Philip Murray, seeks wage raises and benefits while company advocates argue the process is biased. Enders Voorhees urged profits and dividends, while blaming a race for labor power between the steelworkers and United Mine Workers led by John L Lewis.
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Canasta rulebook torn and a TV joke ends a marriage
New York column humorously recounts a torn canasta rulebook and a thwarted plan to learn the game. The author narrates a chaotic weekend with wife and neighbors, a missing headache remedy, and a quest for a television set, ending with a postponed lesson on canasta.
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Distinguished Egyptian Archeologist Is Dead
Abd Essalam Hussein, a distinguished Egyptian archaeologist, died in Rochester on Monday night. His favorite project was a quest to locate the tomb of King Smefrou who lived about 1000 years before Tutankhamen.
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