UAW Hails New Pact With GM
The UAW calls its five year deal with General Motors the most significant change in labor relations since the 1930s. It includes a 4 cent hourly wage rise, annual increases, a $100 minimum pension at 65, improved health care, and preserves the cost of living protection. Pension can reach 117.50 with federal social security changes pending in the Senate.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
CIO
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
C. F E. Wilson
Wilson
Senate
Holton's Body Recovered Near Pony Creek
SEYMOUR May 24 Watchers on the Pony Creek banks recovered the body of O. D. Holton of Wellington at 8 o clock this morning. Holton, 55, drowned Monday night when his outboard boat crashed and threw him into the creek near its entrance to Lake Kemp. Sheriff Lott Keffer directed the search with Seymour volunteers. Flood lights aided dragging operations. a three-man watch remained on scene as the body surfaced. He lived in Wellington since the early 1920s and operated a wholesale oil firm. Survivors include his widow four sons two daughters two brothers and a sister.
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Seymour
Pony Creek
O. D
Holton
Wellington
Lake Kemp
Wichita Falls
Lott Keffer
Rch
Harrison Funeral Home
Kelso Funeral Home
Contol
Wholes Oil
Speak Up for Garbageman Speaks to Queen
In Belington England a petition bearing 1 500 signatures seeks Queen Elizabeth's help to reinstate Sidney Cooper a 46 year old garbageman dismissed after mimicking the queen during a May 3 royal procession Cooper notes he meant no disrespect and asserts his loyalty while the city council upholds the firing citing his actions behind the queen's car and crowd waving
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Behington
England
Queen Elizabeth
Sidney Cooper
Cooper
Ark Royal
Crazy Water Crystals Endorsement Ad From Mrs Burlew
Mrs Burlew praises Crazy Water Crystals as a nature’s own remedy for nervousness stomach troubles and general aches. She recalls her mother starting on Crazy Water while it was sold only in bottles and notes lasting family use across ages.
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S. Burlew
Waco
Family of six lives in car after welfare denial
A Queens family of six chose to stay together in a parked automobile rather than separate to seek food and shelter after eviction from their suburban home. Rudolph Wallace, 52, said he refused to split up his family as welfare support was denied. The household included his wife Mary, 51, his 78-year-old father William, and three children.
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New York
U.P
Rudolph Wallace
Wallace
Mary
William
Queens
Mon
Unions Fivefold Growth Since 1932 Reported
A Twentieth Century Fund study notes unions in the United States have expanded about five times from 1932 to the present, reflecting significant labor organization growth over the period.
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Twentieth Century Fund
United States
Newberry Welcomes First Doctor in Five Years
About 500 of Newberry Florida’s 800 residents attended a welcome event for Dr. George Kareles and his wife Mrs. Kareles. Civic educational and veterans groups led the gathering praising the physician as the town’s first in five years.
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Newberry, Fla
U.P
Newberry
George Kareles
Kareles
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