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Personnel Relations. Mrs. William Burns of Newark advertised desperately for a maid, offered her the use of a mink coat on her days off, got a maid all right-after receiving 600 phone calls in two days...
Last week John L. took on the Champ in a minor, preliminary bout: U.M.W. strikers (members of his catch-all District 50) went back to work at Celanese Corp.'s big plant in Newark. Carefully they proclaimed that they had won a "Victory" because the President himself had stepped into the fracas, ordered their return. But last week, as WLB took over his big show, John L. was not at the coal hearings: he was ensconced in Manhattan's Roosevelt Hotel, holding a watch on the White House and ticking off the hours until his May i deadline...
Spring. In Newark, a couple of schoolboys fighting for the smiles of a pretty 12-year-old gradually attracted partisans, who attracted more. Twelve policemen ultimately broke up a free-for-all whose population had reached...
Simple Subtraction. In Newark, Mrs. Belle Bearison lost a purse containing $25, got it back with only $17, plus a note from the anonymous finder explaining that she herself had once lost a purse with...
Nationwide in scope, with reports from Omaha to Newark, the work corps was organized by Wellesley graduate ('17) Mrs. Theron B. Walker. No hacker she, Mrs. Walker prepared the ground carefully with files, application blanks, conferences for fitting the right girl in the right slot...