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Wornout Horn. Germans and Austrians began to eye Americans with new respect, but the orchestra played through some hard months: Conductor Adler got his discharge; so did half of the orchestra at about the same time. It limped along, periodically hit by transfers and discharges.
The American Newspaper Guild protested the discharge, contending that Polumbaum should be judged on whether his copy had shown bias, not on his nonjournalistic activities. But it agreed to let an arbitrator, appointed by the American Arbitration Association, decide. Last week, after deliberating for two months, Arbitrator George Spiegelberg, a...
AIRLINE PILOTS' STRIKE is being threatened over the Civil Aeronautics Board rule increasing maximum flight time in a given day from eight to ten hours so that airlines can make nonstop transcontinental runs in all weather. The Air Line Pilots Association (A.F.L.) has sent out strike ballots to 3...
¶ Thomas E. Millsop, 55, who entered the steel business at 14 as a 10 ?an-hour, open-hearth laborer, was elected president of National Steel Corp., fifth largest U.S. producer of steel. Millsop left the mills before he was 19 to become a Marine pilot during World War I...
Recognizing the need for some kind of protection for accused officials, Buckley and Bozell have invented a method of loyalty checks which is remarkable for the number of new dangers it creates. Review and appeal boards would be abolished and one or two men in each government department would be...