Old Fulton NY Post Cards By Tom Tryniski

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Old Fulton NY Post Cards By Tom Tryniski
Steel Strike
Mediator
Encouraged
SMAl^TALK
By Hal Boyle
A Majority of Two
VlV S v m a
McGuire Sisters Decide
Issue by Majority Vote
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NIAGARA FAUS GAZETTE 1 7
11 Hospitals
Turn Down
OLV Contract
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NEW YORK CB — The Mc-i—and looking for flying sauGuire
Sisters started singing cers."
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"Success
is
something
in an Ohio church choir just y ( j u s t r J v e t Q g p t feut w h e n |
ator Joheph F. Finnegan says
BUFFALO (UPI) — Eleven
he is encouraged by the coop25 years ago.
Buffalo
area voluntary hosyou get it you don't have it.
eration he is now receiving
The BeanpoleIt has you."
ipitals have rejected the new
from the negotiators in the
slender youngThe McGuire Sisters have
I contract reached between Our
nationwide steel strike.
s t e r s of 1934;
one thing that sets them apart
Lady of Victory Hospital. LackHe emphasized, however,
are the highest 1
from most entertainers. They
awanna, and unionized nonthat his remark was based on
paid girl trio inf
pay 10 per cenCof their income
the "increasingly workmanlike
to an agent—but they also Just
show businessl
professional employes.
way" in which the negotiators
as regularly give another 10
today, and p e r - |
Melvin E. McNab,. chairman
were approaching their task
per cent to the c h u r c h in
h a p s of a l l
of
the special committee repreof
"Ht'«
making
quitt
an
im"Whit do you think
and. not on any specific prowhose choir they first sang totime.
senting
the hospitals, said the
pression
on
m
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gress toward a contract settlegether as children a quarter of Andy's dancing . ." .V*
The one thing
contract
wasn't even "a good
ment
a century ago.
most
people
example." He said the nonFinnegan, director of the
•
want to know
skilled workers at the 11 other
Federal Mediation and ConBOYLE
a b o u t them—
institutions were getting much
ciliation Service, said there
particularly people who come
the same benefits 'without the
has been no change in the
»
from largte families—is how
burdens of dues-paying."
basic position of either side.
they settle their quarrels.
By a vote of 156 to 30 ThursJoint negotiations continue
The
answer
is
simple.
They
day,
workers at OLV ratified
here today between teams repsettle
their
disputes
the
same
what
is believed to be the
resenting the industry and the
way the U.S. Congress does—
first
contract
New York
striking United Steelworkrs of
FORT MADISON, Iowa (#*—Southern Iowa farmers State between a in
by majority rule.
non-profit hosAmerica.
counted their crop losses in millions of dollars and thepital and a union representing
^Our policy is that if two
In Washington, Sen. Stuart
WILMINGTON,
N.C.
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City of Fort Madison struggled to get free of a sea of mud non-professional pers.o n n e 1.
Symington (D-Mo), announced' MEYNER GETS THE POINT-Democratic Gov. Robert agree on anything the other
The pact calls for union recogTwo
cars
crashed
and
burst
has
to
give
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C
said
Phyllis,
that 29 Democratic Senators B. Meyner, of New Jersey, appears amused by
today
in
the
wake
of
torrential
rain
and
floods.
nition, wage increases, overwho
acts
as
spokesman
for
the
into
flames
near
here
Thursso far have signed his resolu"We were pretty lucky t o *
time pay and insurance benetion urging that President point made by Republican Gov. Nelsqn Rockefeller, g i r l s , although she has the day, trapping four women and
Eisenhower "use the prestige of New York. The two governors, each ajpotential least seniority.
four children. But three quick- get by without a n y , loss of J assess the damage over all offits.
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and influence of his high ofthinking construction workers life," said Police Sgt. Virgil!Southern Iowa. No accurate Union recognition is the key
"WE GENERALLY manage using a wrecker pulled the
fice" to try to settle the strike. candidate for his party's presidential nomination,
issue in the two-month-long
Symington said he hopes to huddled at San Juan, Puerto Rico, where they at- t o k e e p out of each other's cars apart and freed the eight. Hart, who had been on duty! estimates were made but of- dispute which sees the hosfor 36 hours with only a ficials said the damage to pitals
get mor cosponsors for the tended annual governors' conference.—(AP Wire- hair. But occasionally we do
have arguments. When we do One automobile carried the couple hours of sleep.
resolution before it is referred
farm crops alone will run mto threat, under a constant strike
pregnant
wife
of
Col.
Francis
we speak our piece, take a vote
to a committee. The resolution, photo)
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"The water has gone down millions of dollars.
Gabreski, commander of the
—and forget it. '
which ' Symington introduced
to
the
point
where
people
can
The
office
of
Gov.
Herschel
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"But we try to avoid the fric- Myrtle Beach, S.C., Air Force get back into their homes but Loveless in Des Moines await- H W i l l i e M
Tuesday, is subject to both
iUen OC1U
tion that might. come from Base and the nation's top liv- I hate to think of all the mud ed more definite figures beSenate' and House approval.
being together too much. On ing air ace.
The resolution urges the
that must be cleaned up."
fore acting on a request of
In the car with Mrs. Gab- Six-Hour Delugft
the road we stay in separate
President to (1) meet with repFort Madison Mayor Walter J.
rooms, and meet just before reski, 34, were two of her eight
resentatives of both sides "in
In six hours Wednesday Guenther that the city be de- SANDERSVILLE. Ga. W—
children; Mrs. Gladys Gruen- night this Mississippi River clared a disaster area.
the show."
order JLO impress upon them
Two white men were held in
As in any household, each of wald, who husband, Col. Ken- town of 15,000 was drenched
their primary responsibility to
jail without bond
today
the sisters has her own chores. neth Gruenwald is commander with 9.42 inches of rain. Falls
the nation to conclude an early
c
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with
criminally
SAN JUAN (GNS)—New York Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- Chris, the eldest, picks the of Shaw Air Force Base in up to 11 inches soaked farms Brando's Father Held assaulting a 14-year-old Negro
and reasonable settlement;" (2)
set a deadline for settlement of feller declared Thursday that only frank and courageous wardrobe. Dorothy, whom the South Carolina; and Mrs. and small towns elsewhere in VAN NUYS, Calif. W—Mar- girl, Sheriff J. B. Garrett reother two refer to as "the nor- Georgia Orr, whose husband Southern Iowa.
the contract dispute; and (3) candidates can win for the Republican party in 1960.
lon Brando Sr., 64, father of ported.
mal one," handles the props. is Lt. Col. Richard Orr, also
of no settlement is reached
Fort
Madison
was
especially
the actor, will be tried Sept. The sheriff Identified the
Before departing for New '
Quiet and soft-spoken, she also stationed at Shaw AFB.
within the deadline, appoint
hard hit because three creeks 17 on a charge of misdemean- men as Pete Coleman, 40, and
a factfinding board to make York by airplane, he told re- were told he had a "very favor acted as family treasurer un- In the second car was Mrs.running through the city rush- or hit-and-run driving.
Marion Buford Hooks, 20, emtil the trio hired a business Alice Faye Ellis, Ft. Lauder- ed out of their banks and
public recommendations on porters, "he found Republican able reaction."
ployes of a Sandersvillc meat
He
pleaded
innocent
Thursdale, Fla., and her daughters, backed-up storm sewers sent
manager.
terms for settlement.
packing firm.
day.
He
was
arrested
May
3
governors optimistic over GOP Must Face Issues
The girls are big business. Margaret Dawn, 11, and Holly water pouring into hundreds after a collision with another
Georgia law prohibits identiAsked.about 1960, Rockefel- They rose to stardom on the 4.
prospects in 1960.
of
homes.
fication
of a rape victim.
car.
Bridge
Gov. Rockefeller, considered ler said, "I think the Repub- Arthur Godfrey S h o w . Now Mrs. Ellis was reported in
Among numerous bridges
lican Party-must put u p .the they probably truck as much serious condition. Mrs. GabresADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
as a rival of Vice President kind of candidates and stand
washed away there were those
ki
was
admitted
to
a
Wilmingcabbage
to
the
bank
as
the
faNixon for his GOP presiden- for the frank facing of the
spanning the creeks here and
ton hospital. Officials said she the northeast part of the city
mous redhead himself.
tial nomination, in speaking to issues as they exist today, with
received only a slight cut on was isolated. .
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a group of New York City area honest and courageous soluTHEY HAVE RECORDED one knee but was held over,
"You never saw so many
teachers studying conditions tions to those issues."
nearly 300 songs since 1953— night for observation because pumps in operation," s a i d
He declined to enter discus- their latest is a new version of she is pregnant. All of the oth- Hart. "Every town around sent
here, said education is the
sion
of Eisenhower-Khrush- "Red River Valley"—and teen ers received only slight in- in pumps and we got some of
number one domestic problem.
chev
visits
saying, "involved age polls rate them the top juries.
Visits Project
the main sewer lines open."
in such things is information trio. They have sold more than
The 15-man police force, aidThursday morning Rockefel and conditions known only to 10 million records.
problem!" And among these
BY OSWALD JACOBY
ed
by firemen, a National New York, N. Y. (Special) - asufferers
Infant
Discharges
ler toured housing projects of t h o s e i n h i g h positions."
The
mettlesome
lasses
startwere a very wide vaFor
the
first
time
science
has
WEST HAD MEAN ideas. International Basic .Economy
Guard company and volun- found a new healing substance riety of hemorrhoid
Gov.
Rockefeller
and
Gov.
conditions,
ed
out
at
$210
a
week.
This
He opened the ace of hearts Corp. and International Ladies Robert B. Meyner, of New Jerteers worked all day Thursday with the astonishing ability to some of 10 to 20 years' standing.
year one soft drink firm alone Gun, Kills Mother
and continued with the jack of Garment Workers Union.
All this, without the use of
sey, attended dedication cere- is paying them $250,000—plus FAIRFIELD, Calif. OR —Lt. pumping water out of home shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch-,
diamonds. East went up with
basements.
ing, and relieve pain — without narcotics, anesthetics or astrinThe
houses,
erected
with
monies
of
the
Caribbean
Trade
Robert
E.
Filler
took
his
famall
the
cola
they
can
swallow—
the ace and West's smile of slabs of poured concrete, range Development office opened
Plants Suffer .
gents of any kind. The secret is
•urgery.
anticipation became a grunt in price from $7,350 to $9,700 here last April by the Post of for a year's supply of TV and ily for a picnic at Lake Berrya new healing substance (BioThree
Fort
Madison
indusIn
one
hemorrhoid
case
after
essa Wednesday.
of dismay when South ruffed. and cost $58 to $75 monthly New York Authority to spur radio commercials.
Dyne*)—the discovery of a
another/'very
striking
improvetries
suffered
heavily
by
the
The Air Force officer and
They also spend some 20
South's next play was the and are insured by FHA, with trade i n this area. New York
ment* was reported and veri- world-famous research institudeluge.
O^icials
of
the
Crantion. Already, Bio-Dyne is in
king of clubs and when East down payments at three per port handles 28 per cent of weeks a year on the supper his wife, Jeanie, 27, practiced don Paper Mill, where ma- fied by doctors' observations.
club circuit. The degree with target shooting with a .22 auto- chinery in the basement was . Pain was relieved promptly. wide use for healing injured
showed out it was no problem cent.
Puerto Rico's external trade.
which their careers interfere matic pistol. Then he removed badly damaged, estimated that And, while gently relieving tissue on all parts of the body.
for South to pick up all the
He
stopped
to
visit
a
new
Asked
by
a
teacher
if
Puerto
Thin new healing substance
with their private lives is the the clip and tossed the gun in the plant will be closed for pain, actual reduction or retrumps. West held his queen
home
owner
on
the
project,
is
offered
in suppository or oint~
Ricans
should
be
encouraged
to
traction
(shrinking)
took
place.
their
automobile.
He
didn't
rechief
cause
of
disputes
w
i
t
h
to the bitter end but it did
And most amazing of all — went form called Preparation
Jose Delgado, retired coffee come to New York, Rockefeller them.
move the shell from the cham- three weeks.
him no good.
•*.'
Other plants affected were this improvement was main- H.* Ask for individually sealed
farmer, and family.
said that New. York City has
single, and like to be ber.
Now South proceeded to run Newsmen asked Rockefeller passed San Juan as a Puerto on"I'm
the
Anchor Metal Co. and the tained in cases where doctors' convenient Preparation H s u p the go all the time," exEn route home, son Douglas, Boyles
his good hearts and the worst how he found ."conditions" at Rican city, "so we're not doing plained
Galvinizing and Plat- observations were continued positories or Preparation H
Phyllis. "But Dorothy just 3 years old, picked up t h e
happened to poor West. On the the governors' conference, and bad."
ing
Co.
The railroad tracks over a period of many months 1 ointment with special
has a husband, and Chris has gun.
In fact, results were so thor- cator. Preparation H is sol
last heart West found himself
near
the
W. A. Sheaffer Pen
a husband and two sons. They It discharged.
ough
that sufferers were able all drug counters. Satisfaction
in a" squeeze. Dummy was in
Co. were blocked by a landlike to stay at home."
The bullet killed his mother. slide of mud.
to make such astonishing state- guaranteed or money refunded
. back of him with the ten of
"I'm not so sensitive about Accidental death at the hands
ments as "Piles have ceased to be
«R*g. tJ. S. P»t. Oft
diamonds and the ace-jack of
that any more, now that my of the infant, was the official . Authorities were trying to
children are older," said Chris. verdict Wednesday.
NpRTH
"I've given ut> on trying to live
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WASHINGTON
LD—The
Republican
National
ComTHEIR
SMASH
success
hasEAST
WEST
mittee is giving "very shabby treatment" to the people n't turned any of the girls' 1 Gas Heating
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who
want
Nelson
A.
Rockefeller
for
their
presidential
heads. Here is their reaction
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Thursday, supporters of the Morton (R-Ky), GOP national Your life is not your own
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"I'm determined to see this success is getting w h a t you
Pattlts, 2 lb. Soup «r Strwk
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want,
but
happiness
is
wanting
Several
months
ago,
WainIV
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organizers."
program.
To add insult to injury a
HOUSE
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American W a y
Wainwright said L. Judson
The senator said that, in his m PAINT
rehash of the hand disclosed
gal. » « « " »
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MARKET
that West lould have made six M o r h o u s e , New York State o p i n i o n , the subcommittee « CLOSS
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GOP
convention.
Wainwright
said
Rockefeller
ure to reach that slam) on
"We put our heads together organizers were at work in 14
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We glv* S&H Green Stamps
distribution and might well
year.
D
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this
"very
shabby
have shown a little more in- treatment," Wainwright said,
Wainwright was asked about
terest in diamonds than he Rockefeller supporters w i l l
opposition
to Rockefeller's poso;id.
open a Midwest headquarters, sible candidacy by Rep. William E. Miller (R-NY), who has
robably in Chicago.
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statement, Sen. Thruston B. President Richard Nixon.
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Floods in Iowa Cause
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Can Win in '60-Rocky
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foot spear and pointed it at
Johnson with a command to
open the cash register.
Johnson complied. The other
man found only $3.80 in the
till.
"Let him go," he told the
spear carrier. "There's not
*• enough money here to fool
with."
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