Aleman Proves A Good Neighbor With U S Mexico Ties
The Mexican president Miguel Aleman visits Washington signaling stronger U S Mexico ties under the good neighbor policy. A joint statement pledges loans for development while both nations seek higher living standards and stability for the peso. Arlington and Mount Vernon are praised as enduring lessons from Washington.
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Oklahoma Senator Shot and Telephone Strike Settled
Telephone operators nationwide accept a $4.40 weekly pay increase ending a month old strike affecting 22,000 workers in 42 states. The agreement includes vacation benefits and seniority rights and allows negotiations for wage reclassification after September 1. Local Bell company strikes settled on similar terms.
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Farm productivity up ten percent in farm worker numbers
Favorable weather and longer field hours boosted output as farms added workers. The article notes increased use of fertilizer and lime for soil enrichment and a substantial advance in machinery as productivity rises.
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