Trend in 1955 labor talks urges social responsibility from management
TWIS TREND argues management must acknowledge social duties to employees amid looming contracts with auto and brake firms. Industry leaders caution that stable pay hinges on consumer confidence, and call for mutual trust and economic statesmanship to balance employer needs with worker protections.
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Automotive Parts Manufacturers Association
Ford
Rising
William B. Given, Jr
American Brake Shoe Co
Bernays Foundation
New York University
McCabe
United States Leads in Nuclear Energy Plans Amid Geneva Talks
The United States asserts dominance in peaceful and military nuclear aims. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss announced the AEC will soon approve $200.9 million in power reactor projects for commercial use. A U.S. atoms for peace exhibition in Helsinki caused Moscow embarrassment by delaying a world peace assembly.
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U. S
United States
Lewis L. Strauss
New York
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Europe
Helsinki
Finland
Six Year Old Drowns in Dallas Pool
In southeast Dallas County on Sunday six year old James Leford Wright drowned while fishing with eight year old Ernest Sylvester Harris. Harris said both boys slipped into the water and neither could swim. Harris reached shore.
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Dallas
James Leford Wright
Dallas County
Ernest Sylvester Harris
Young Harris
Harris
Odd Washington Dress Rent Trade Reveals City Harbors New Fashion
In Washington about 2000 rented dressy suits, dinner coats, and cutaways circulate, peaking in winter. Some senators and congressmen rent summer outfits, paying up to five dollars or more per piece. A male ensemble may cost thirteen fifty for a weekend. Eleanor Early notes similar quirky capital trades and a Folger library corset story.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Ladies of Congress
Britain
Eleanor Early
Eleanor
Folger Shakespearean Library
Supreme Court
Library of Congress
Elizabeth I
Miss Early
Henry Clay Folger
Shakespear
Folger
Willard Hotel
Publisher Silliman Evans Dies of Heart Attack in Fort Worth
Silliman Evans publisher president of the Nashville Tennessean and former assistant postmaster general died of a heart attack Sunday in Fort Worth after attending Amon Carter’s funeral. Evans, 61, had earlier attacked heart issues and was found by O M Mosier of American Airlines. Evans worked for Carter at the Fort Worth Star Telegram and later led national news operations before his Nashville tenure.
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Silliman Evans
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville
Evans
Amon Carter
Carter
Mosier
Joshua
Tex
Polytechnic College
Texas Wesleyan
Dallas
Waco
Houston
Chicago
United Press
International News Service
C M Watson Receives 25 Years Service Plaque
C M Watson owner of Everybody's Service Station in Bonham received a plaque recognizing 25 years of service with Gulf Oil at a recent Sherman meeting.
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C. M. Watson
Everybody's
Bonham
Sherman
Ladonia Schools Open July 18 for Summer Session
Ladonia announces a six week summer term starting July 18 under superintendent Floyd C. Burnett. Classes run 7 40 a m to 2 45 p m with a 40 minute lunch. First day offers plain geometry stenography farm shop elementary music and driver education to Ladonia students. Enrollment is expected near 280.
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Ladonia
Floyd C. Burnett
Supt. Burnett
Tiger snoozes as crew capture escapes tiger on ship
In Yokohama the Weiko Maru crew freed a Malayan tiger kept in a temporary cage. The tiger stuck its head out and slept while police prepared a new cage, ending the commotion without incident.
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Yokohama
Japan
Malaya
Cummings Remembers Route History and Public Service
Former mail carrier and longtime local resident reflects on a 28 mile route with 87 mail boxes in earlier years and notes a 1942 route expansion to 62 miles and 350 boxes. He served in the Texas House 1944 46, helped pass key bills, and later farmed near Ivanhoe with wife and son Clovis.
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Cummings
House of Representatives
Ben Moss
Dodd City
Ivanhoe
Clovis Cummings
Curlee
Fannin County
Lubbock
Caroll Cummings
Reynolds Glass Co
Fort Worth
Lennis Wells
Dallas
William Tipton
Burlington
N. C
Ruth Cantu
Lyford
Clara Margaret
Emmett Essin
Sherman
Air Force re enlistment program expands veteran benefits
Veterans from Fannin County area out of service since July 1951 who hold two Air Force needed skills can reenlist with favorable grade adjustments. Sgt. W L Lowrie at Sherman Recruiting Station outlines extended post discharge window, choice of basic or overseas duty, and skill based training options under six classifications. Details available at Sherman Recruiting Station or Bonham phone on Thursdays.
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Fannin County
Air Force
W. 8. Lowrie
E. Pecan
Sherman
Texas
Lowrie
Bonham
Patty Page the teen feature writer in Washington
Patricia Anne Page an 18 year old high school graduate from Immaculata writes features for the school paper. She talks about her work producing unusual leads and a column titled Under My Hat while noting the balance of gossip and discretion at her school.
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Washington
Patty Page
Patty
Patricia Anne Page
Page
Immaculata School
Paul Page
Maritime Administration
St. Mary of the Woods, Ind
Memphis Chicks Sold to Memphis Group Influence
The Memphis Chicks, leaders in the Southern Association, will move to new ownership by a Memphis group led by Leo Burson next Monday. Frank Longinotti and Ed Barry resign as team headmen effective July 1. The Chicks remain affiliated with the Chicago White Sox.
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Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Memphis
Leo Burson
Frank Longinotti
Ed Barry
Chicks
Chicago White Sox
Joe Mangrum Sells Bells Grocery Store
Whitewright June 25 Spl. Jove Mangrum who has run a grocery for nearly fifty years sold his Bells location and retired. Mangrum and his brother operated a Whitewright store until the 1980s then he opened a Bells shop which he managed for 13 years. He drove to Bells each morning to open and returned home each night.
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Jove Mangrum
Bells
Mangrum
Will
White Wright
Joe Mangrum
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