Union Eyes New Role in Labor Management
By J M Roberts Jr Associated Press News Analyst David J McDonald CIO leader urges labor participation in management as a major goal, criticizing both CIO and AFL for failure. He argues ownership and management must share responsibilities, while observers fear a split in the American labor movement.
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Associated Press News
Britain
United States
David J. McTwinald
Ae United
Steel Workers of America
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Industrial Organizations
American Federation of Labor
McDonald
Reuther
Walter
CIO
John L. Lewis
AFL
Treasury issues four billion short term notes at 153 percent
The U S Treasury plans to borrow four billion dollars in cash at 153 percent interest in a short term issue due in two years and seven months. Banks can buy with no cash, boosting lending authority and stimulating stock, real estate, and consumer loans. The move follows a shift from inflationary finance to easier money policies.
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Sam
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
September events and observances listed for the week
The record notes Rosh Hashanah on Tuesday and the second day on Wednesday September 28, a Rhode Island Republican primary, the commissioning of the atomic submarine Nautilus in Groton Connecticut on Thursday September 30, National Newspaper Week begins Friday October 1, Loyalty Day on Saturday October 2, Cordell Hall birthday, and National Fire Prevention Week starting Sunday October 3.
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Rhode Island
Groton
Conn
National Fire Prevention
GOP Runs Scared Ike on West Tour in 1954
National chairman Leonard W. Hall says Republicans are counting on President Eisenhower’s prestige as they face the November elections. He notes the President will keep his plan as is with a limited campaign schedule, including the traditional nationwide Get out the vote speech on Nov. 1 and a party workers address on Oct. 8 National Precinct Day.
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Leonard W. Hall
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Oregon-Washington
McNary — Dam
Los Angeles
Hollywood Row
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Benson
New York
Averell- Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Harriman
Roosevelt
Mutual
Security
Truman
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Syracuse
Thomas E. Dewey
Jewish New Year appeals call for stronger spiritual life
Religious leaders urge greater efforts to strengthen the spiritual life of the nation and world as Jews prepare to observe Rosh Hashanah beginning Tuesday. Messages from Dr. Norman Salit, Dr. Ysrael Goldstein, and Julian Freeman stress prayer followed by deeds, objectives to promote peace, defend freedoms, oppose intimidation, and support Jewish culture amid the new year reflections.
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Norman Salit
Synagogue Council of America
Ysrael Goldstein
American Jewish Congress
New Task Force Forms to Survey Ailing Soft Coal Industry
Coal S. Flemming announces a task force to survey the struggling soft coal sector hit by mine shutdowns and unemployment. The panel is led by James F. Brownlee, a New York financier and food executive, with members John E. Warren of National City Bank and Charles J. Potter of Rochester and Pittsburgh Mobilization Director Arthur Coal Co. Brownlee has held multiple wartime government posts and now serves as special consultant to the Office of Defense Mobilization.
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Brownlee
J. H. Whitney & Co
New York
Office of Defense Mobilization
Quotes on foreign policy from Wagner and van Kleffens
Mayor Robert F. Wagner criticizes Republican policy saying the nation once led the world and now its secretary of state travels from capital to capital selling what remains. Dr. Eelco van Kleffens, UN Assembly president, proposes using English and French on alternate days to emphasize multilingual work.
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General Assembly of
The
United Nations
New York
U.N
Red
China
Eelco N. van Kleffens
Netherlands
Robert F. ‘Wagner
U.N. Assembly
London temple ruin jeopardizes new office project
British archaeologists battle to save a Second Century Roman temple uncovered in central London near the financial district. Works Minister Sir David Eccles called the site expensive and impracticable to preserve, prompting a two week contractor pause to map the ruin for a permanent record.
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London
Britain
David Eccles
Wall Street
Eccles
David
Fear of Germany delays Paris on defense front
The Associated Press reports that Premier Pierre Mendes France’s push for a common front against the Soviet Union stalls Paris policy. Nine nations meet in London to discuss a rapid European defense, with Britain, the United States, France, West Germany and others agreeing on German participation and a NATO framework, but disagreements over degree and control persist. Moscow seeks to delay European defense further while all signatories push for speed and no single nation dominance.
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Associated Press
Vwaeever
Pierre
VV Mendes-France
Soviet Union
Tandan Ti Thara Chanla Ha An
Moscow
London
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Italy
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Mendes-France
Strasbourg
EDC
Council of Ministers
Brussels
Central Organization
NATO
Germany
Benelux
France and Britain face limits in Europe defense plans
The article reviews debates over the European Defence Community and NATO. It notes Mendes-France’s push for supranational controls and France’s fear of losing sovereignty to a central body. It discusses expected French resistance to a militarized Germany and possible limited French participation by year’s end.
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Menden
France
EDC
West Germany
Germany
Europe
Eisenhower expands aid and arms Korea program
President Eisenhower approves a 100 million dollar boost in military and economic aid to South Korea. The plan includes training native jet pilots under a new program. North Korean communists report returning 132 American and 68 other nationalities’ bodies, bringing armistice war dead to 3,900. Atomic Energy Commissioner Murray urges accelerating peaceful use of atomic energy, starting with building two power plants in Japan.
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Eisenhower
South Korea
sProgram
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
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