Court decision seen for TV color fight amid industry debate
In New York on December 11 the color television dispute remains unsettled with a possible Supreme Court ruling looming. CBS and RCA demonstrations continue as industry factions argue compatibility with black and white sets while courts may decide the path forward.
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New York
Supreme Court
CBS
RCA
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Chicago
Earl of Essex and Mildred Carlson Wed After Mixup
The 66-year-old Earl of Essex and his 37-year-old bride Mildred Carlson finally married in Spanaway Washington after a mistaken belief they were already wed. A motel hostess alerted authorities leading to a candlelit ceremony with two witnesses and a judge. They plan a westward motor court tour toward the Grand Canyon and New York.
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Earl of Essex
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Mildred Carlson
Rose Mussett
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Delbert Bresemann
Spanaway
Perior
Henry Clay Agnew
Washington State
Australia
U.S
Melbourne
Grand Canyon
New York
Contest Plans Your Home If You Can Build One In
New York December 11 1951 contest offers 100000 in prize money to best house ideas. Aimed at economical one story homes under 1000 square feet with three bedrooms and amenities for 8 000 to 11 000 dollars.
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New York
Cm Nmanale
National Association of Home Builders
Architectural Forum
American Institute of Architects
AIA
Phone Union Votes Strike in Northern California
In San Francisco on December 11, representatives of Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co and division five of the Communications Workers of America met to avert a strike. The CIO union voted overwhelmingly to strike unless a satisfactory agreement is reached. The mail ballot climaxed negotiations since October 23. The union claims 10,000 workers in the two-state area and seeks a 11 7 cent hourly raise and apprenticeship cut from eight to six and one half years. The company offer reportedly includes about one dollar weekly and apprenticeship reduction.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Division Five
Communications Workers of America
California
Nevada
CIO
William Martin
Martin
Unios
65 Year Old Ship Delivers Christmas Trees to Philadelphia
The 65 year old three masted schooner City of New York docked in Philadelphia with a cargo of 40 000 Christmas trees from Nova Scotia. Skipper Louis Kenedy recalled the voyage as a green sight aboard a ship once famed for polar expeditions by Roald Amundsen and Admiral Richard Byrd. He noted the crew had carried timber salt fish coal and other goods but never so many trees.
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Nova Scotia
Louis Kenedy
New York
Roald Amundsen
Adm
Richard Byrd
Kenedy
British Steamer Escapes Gunboat Off China Mainland
The Wing Sang, a British steamer, docked at Keelung after being detained by a Chinese Nationalist gunboat off Formosa. There were no casualties or damage. Officials in Formosa reported the gunboat may have mistaken the ship for a blockade runner while it was en route between Hong Kong and Keelung.
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Formosa
Wing Sang
Keelung
Formosan
China
Edward T. Briggs
H. G. Goddard
K. C. Wu
Defense Ministry
Hong Kong
$35,000 Home Nursing Fund Announced
The Red Cross announced an initial allotment of $35,000 to help train one million home nursing instructors as part of civil defense. The funds come from Jane A. Delano and will assist rural areas in building training programs for nursing instructors.
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Washington
Dec
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Jane A. Delano
Red Cross Nursing Services
New Guinea Problem Still Unsolved
Jakarta reports that the Netherlands rejects Indonesia's sovereignty transfer proposals. A foreign ministry official says no compromise without Dutch handover of jurisdiction over the eastern half of New Guinea. The 1950 deadline for West New Guinea’s fate remains unsettled.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
New Guinea
Netherlands
Foreign Ministry
International Justice Court
West New Guinea
258th Meeting On Austria Is Set
Russia called a meeting of the Big Four deputy foreign ministers for next Friday to resume discussion of an Austrian independence pact. It would be the 58th session in fruitless talks ongoing since 1946 led by Georgi N. Zarubin, with the last session held September 7 yielding no progress.
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Washington
CBS
FCC
London
Russia
Georgi N. Zarubin
Russia Talks Stall as Friday Meeting Hopes Fade
Monday evening 1940 report notes five minor clauses blocking final agreement. Western informants express little hope the Friday meeting will yield progress due to no signs of softened Russian attitude.
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