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Waco Tribune Herald

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1955

Page

3

British Seamen End Long Wildcat Strike

Seamen end a 26 day wildcat strike that blocked major transatlantic service while 18 000 stevedores remain on strike across Britain's waterfront. Union divisions and government calls to draft under 26 influenced returns to work as Cunard liners Mauretania Queen Mary Parthia Britannic prepared to sail to New York.

London Britain Liverpool Cunard Ascania Southampton Mauretania Scythia Cunard Line New York

Steel Wage Ultimatum Voices for Steel Workers

The CIO United Steelworkers told U S Steel to raise its wage offer to avert a possible industry strike next week affecting 600 000 workers. John A. Stephens and David J. McDonald met five hours in Pittsburgh to discuss a stalled 63 cent across the board raise and 12 cent job-class increases. A June 30 deadline looms for new agreements with 96 producers as strike preparations begin and locals are urged to organize strike committees welfare plans and legal steps.

Pittsburgh CIO United Steelworkers U. S. Steel Corp John A. Stephens Stephens USW David J. McDonald McDonald WJ. S. Steel U. S. Steel

Girl matador Patricia McCormick to fight in Reyosa shows

Two bullfights featuring Patricia McCormick a girl matador from Big Spring Texas will be held at Reynosa Mexico across the Rio Grande from McAllen July 3 and 4 as part of a two day July 4 program in McAllen.

Reynosa Matador

Queen Elizabeth Receives Kon-Tiki Raft Model

In Oslo on June 25, Queen Elizabeth was given a Kon-Tiki raft model by Thor Heyerdahl for Prince Charles and Princess Anne to enjoy in Buckingham Palace. The queen, Prince Philip, and King Haakon viewed the raft exhibit for over 20 minutes as Heyerdahl described its craft.

Queen Elizabeth Oslo Norway Thor Heyerdahl Elizabeth Buckingham Palace Heyerdahl Pacific South America Prince Charles Princess Anne Duke of Edinburgh King Haakon

Little Caesar Nabbed After Juvenile Killing

New York police captured Victor Louis Diaz a 19 year old self styled "Caesar" linked to a juvenile murder in a feud over Carmen The suspect cooperated and led officers through East Harlem after hours of questioning Diaz and several others named Florentino Valleria Louis Raimirez Angelo Dalmau Emanuel Granna and Carmen Machuca are in custody in connection with the case involving the killing of Carlos Feliciano who worked as a grocer and died from a single shot.

New York Caesar East Harlem Dragon Carlos Louis Feliciano Carlos Feliciano Viceroys Carmen Diaz Florentino Hammerhead Valleria

Is A Hearing Aid A Sign of Old Age

A psychologist notes that hearing loss can affect young people too and urges an accurate test. Beltone’s Triple-Transistor Hearing Aid demo is offered free with Se lectometer testing at Beltone Hearing Service, 108 S. 8th St. Phone 3-1401.

Beltone C. W. Eaton Beltone Hearing Service R. H. Higgins Co S. 8Th St. Fhone

Hoover Reports Eisenhower Supports Hoover Commission Plans

Washington June 25 UP President Eisenhower orders early and vigorous action to implement Hoover Commission reforms to cut government waste and save at least two billion dollars. Clarence Francis says administration backing remains limited but positive with a June 8 meeting. The commission ends two years of work and lauded for leadership.

Washington Citizens Committee For Hoover Eisenhower Hoover Commission Clarence Francis James A. Farley Commission

Waco Aggie Begins ROTC Training at Fort Hood

Army ROTC student Roy B Bertrand Jr of 1203 Brook Avenue started an intensive field training at Fort Hood as part of the advanced course in military science. He studies business administration at Texas A&M and joins about 1,250 ROTC students from 27 colleges nationwide.

Roy B. Bertrand Jr Roy B. Bertrand Sr Brook Avenue Fort Hood Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Texas A&m College District of Columbia Cana Zone Hawaii Puerto Rico Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Louisiana Arkansas

Gas Exemption Bill Faces Ike Backing in House

President Eisenhower may decide if the House approves a bill exempting independent natural gas producers from federal price controls. House supporters led by Speaker Sam Rayburn seek White House support to avoid a slide, while opponents fear higher gas costs for consumers. A 16-15 House committee vote signals a rocky path with broad cross party opposition.

Washington Eisenhower House United Press Sam Rayburn Texas Interstate Commerce Committee Federal Power Commission J. Percy Priest Dtenn

Gas cost disputes cited in state legislature debate

Rayburn warned that distribution costs drive consumer prices and cited examples of regional price differences. He questioned a bill’s impact on consumer gas costs and urged caution if it would raise prices. AF sergeants reassigned to Baylor ROTC detachment. M-Sgt James P. Anders will supervise personnel and ROTC life. M-Sgt Claude E. Smith will handle student records.

Oren Harris D-Ark Ducers Rayburn Baylor Air Force Hayter Air Force James P. Anders 1716 Nelva Street Claude E. Smith

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