Court Rules Against New York Newspapers in Lockout Case
National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled a compact among major New York area newspapers to shut down over grievances illegal. The decision affects Times News Post Herald Tribune Journal American Mirror World Telegram Sun Long Island Press and Long Island Star Journal. The panel urged canceling the pact to avoid disruption of news vital to democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Walker
Washington
New York City
Newspal
Charles W. Schneider
National Labor Relations Board
Publishers Association of New York
Schneider
NLRB
Times
News, Post, Herald Tribune
Journal-American
Journal of Commerce
Associated Press
Nowpaper Publishers Association
Examiner
Strong quake rattles California from distant region
A strong earthquake was detected Sunday night on the California Institute of Technology seismograph. Dr. Charles Richter said no definite epicenter could be determined, noting a magnitude around 6.8 with potentially dangerous implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
California Institute of Technology
Charles Richter
Seismology Laboratory
Fairfax Sheriff Refuses to Resign Over Kennedy Estate Row
Fairfax County Sheriff John E. Taylor said he will not resign amid criticism of his role in the sale of the Kennedy family estate home. A local group claimed he pressed for rezoning aiding apartment construction on the Auchincloss property near the Potomac River, while the county approved a 46 acre, 17 story apartment project despite resident protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
Fairfax County
John E. Taylor
John F. Kennedy
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Sheldon Magazine
Committee For Preserving
Auchincloss
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
Arlington
Potomac River
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True Lobster Newburg with cream sauce thickened by egg yolks should be prepared shortly before serving. If held over heat too long the sauce tends to curdle, so even on low heat do not rely on the sauce holding up.
Things Aren't Always What They Seem to Be
A divorce case reveals a London born woman in Los Angeles who kept to Chinese dress and manners under her husband’s wish she be seen as Chinese. The husband’s control led to violence and the divorce ensued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion G. Buckley
Los Angeles
Buckley
London
Hong Kong
California
Bryan
Music Hath Charms ends in swift saxophone theft
A young man entered Saul Grossman’s Third Avenue shop in New York chose a $150 saxophone after a brief demo, then produced a knife. He grabbed Grossman’s wallet with $20 and the saxophone, tying up the clerk and escaping. A separate note mentions the Western Open Golf championship at Medinah Country Club, June 28 to July 1.
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Saul Grossman
Third Avenue
New York
Grossman
Medinah Country Club
Chicago
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