Retail wage law change urged to protect workers
Godfrey M. Lebhar argues against removing the retail exemption from the Fair Labor Standards Act. He warns it would cost low wage workers their jobs and provoke inflation, urging wage hour policy to stay with state and local controls.
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Godfrey M. Lebhar
Chain Store Age
Mr. Lebhar
Congress
FLSA
The Gwinn amendment proposal on limiting government business
A proposed 23rd Amendment known as the Gwinn amendment argues government should not engage in business unless allowed by the Constitution. It claims vast government holdings distort economics, burden taxpayers, and undermine freedom, urging support for a return to founders' vision.
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United States
Fashion advice for American men from Mrs Lebow
New York fashion expert Francesca Lebow, former Vogue men's wear editor, says about 70 percent of men’s clothing is bought by women and urges men to select colors and fabrics that suit them. She notes removable cuffs and braid trims as innovations and advises on dark suits, blues, and appropriate textures for different body types.
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New York
Francesca Lebow
M Mrs. Lebow
Yanks To Be Coming Home From Foreign Bases
Washington reports a global defense review prompts withdrawal of U S ground combat forces from Japan starting next month possibly up to 30000 of 100000. European reductions expected as U S divisions re equip. Allies urge not to weaken NATO strength while preserving free world defense.
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Washington
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
U. S
Europe
Defense Department
U.S
Germany
West Germany
NATO
Foster parenting teens to church summer camps urged by Dr Crane
The message honors George IV a Marine flyer who funded church work and urges readers to become foster parents for teens by sending them to church summer camps. It highlights Indiana camps, benefits for teens, and the cost range of 15 to 25 dollars per child. It asks readers to contact Dr Crane through the newspaper with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents for a booklet.
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Marine Air Corps
Presbyterian Church
Alfred C. Crouch
George
George IV
Battle Ground
Indiana
Little
America
Biggest Companies Not Always the Best
The 500 largest U S industrial firms trail others in profit efficiency. GM led 1956 in sales and net profits but ranked only 133rd in profit as a percent of sales and 79th in return on invested capital. Ford and Chrysler show similar gaps, while Gillette tops profitability. Overall, the 500 grew sales 8 percent vs 12 percent for smaller firms, and profits rose 2.5 percent versus 20 percent for others.
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New York
U. S
Fortune Magazine
General Motors
Ford Motors
Chrysler
Gillette
Try and Stop Me Housewife Wages War at Bargain Counter
A housewife bravely dives into a department store bargain melee and emerges with a white cloth, narrowly restrained by a floor-walker who says it is used to cover the counter at night. The scene blends with a commencement address by Omar Burleson recalling a worker who lost jobs. Weather bureau quips conclude the piece.
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Omar Burleson
Texas
Burleson
Quotations on Labor and Genius Across Thinkers
A compact collection of aphorisms from Laurence Jones Webster Joubert Edison Goethe Shaw Cooke Eddy Austin and Lord Essex praising labor perseverance truth and sincerity. The selections contrast capital and labor and urge steady effort as the path to genius and progress.
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Laurence Jones
Daniel Webster
Joubert
Investigations in Congress and the Evolving Economic Order
The piece foresees post 1957 investigations focusing on money and business, not just communists, and discusses how the partnership of government, big business, and big labor shapes policy. It cites Eisenhower advisers and global economic links while questioning the move toward monopoly and the role of law as contracting.
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Congressional
Supreme Court
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Un-American Activities Committee
Watkins
Harry Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Sidney Weinberg
Wall Street
Lucius Clay
George Humphrey
the Treasury
Canada
Herbert Hoover
William A. Williams
Hoover
Soviet Russia
Congressional Committee
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthday Forecasts in 1957 1958
The text notes Venus favors creativity and social life today, with July to December highlighting possible self-made financial issues. It predicts overall gains for 1957, cautions spending restraint, and favorable job and family prospects for the new year. Romance shines in September. business news starts 1958 well. a noted child may paradoxically love sensational things.
World Geography Quiz Answers and Local News Snippets
Brain Game Geography questions cover world ports rivers capitals and peaks. Local notes report lightning splitting a barn killing 39 cattle in Sherburne New York, a Blue Lake homecoming and notices of deaths and church activities, plus a Pittsburgh Episcopal cathedral advisory on warm weather prayer posture.
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Egypt
Nineveh
Istanbul
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Florence
Azores
Sherburne
N. Y
Andrew Bruno
Upstate
New York
Blue Lake
Elizabeth Chapel
Blue Lake Drive
Ladies Aid
Mina Lowks
Chauncey E. Sheets
Grover Cleveland Lewis
Lewis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grace Church
Huntington
C. E. Sheets
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Cathedral
N. R. H. Moor
Spanish War Veterans Donate Bust of Judge Matthias
The Ohio Encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans unveiled a bust of late Ohio Supreme Court Justice Edward S. Matthias in the State House rotunda. The bust and a plaque will be placed in the Supreme court lobby in the State House Annex. Matthias served as a captain of volunteers in the Spanish American War.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Edward S. Matthias
Ohio
United Spanish War Veterans
State House
Supreme Court
Matthias
Athens Messenger Classifieds and Delivery Rates
Advert reads daily newspaper terms for Athens Ohio including single copy price seven cents and mail rates. Details carriers, subscriptions six months and one year, and notices of newspaper association and AP membership.
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Athens Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
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