Economist Calls Limits on Unions' Powers in Public Interest
Washington economist Dr Edward Chamberlin urges strong safeguards on labor union power akin to business monopoly controls. He proposes anti trust applications to unions and discusses wage inflation tied to monopoly behavior, warning against policy that harms business or labor.
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Washington
de. Edward Chamberlin
Ameriican Enterprise Association
Chamberlin
David A. Wells
Harvard
Quarterly Journal of Economics
AEA
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Pound
Jaber
McClellan
U.S
Trans Nor Partes
Fortune Says Growth Outlook Ties To Arms Budget
Fortune magazine on Monday argued that the Presidents request for a 1.5 billion rise in defense outlays in fiscal 1959 reflects a cautious stance amid a growing economy. It warned that Congress may push both defense and non-defense programs higher, with deficits likely to widen beyond 400 million in fiscal 1958 and a larger 1959 budget.
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New York
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Borkefelle Committee
U.S
Congress
Toske- Paine Igoee
Anny
R . Feller
Alpiu
Treasury
Ory
John Oliver Perfect Alibi Flaws Highlighted by Detective
Wallace Hullett recounts Scotland Yard notes on the John Oliver case in Devon. The article describes a strangling suspicion around a faulty necklace clasp and a staged alibi, with detectives observing Mrs Oliver’s death and the suspect’s odd behavior as he narrates a shopping trip after finding his wife dead.
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Wallace Hullett
London
Scotland Yard
Mrs. Oliver
Seals
Yard
John Melver
Oliver
Cord
McIver
The Oliver murder case and the cord clue
Police re interrogated neighbors after Oliver boasted of a calm front. A second round produced six fatal words revealing guilt. A faulty clasp on a neck lace and a strangling cord matched later evidence. Oliver was found guilty in December 1956 and sentenced to life.
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Oliver
Melver
Notice of a Pror Executor in Iowa Linn County
Notice is hereby given that the underigned has mounted and qualified as executor at the estate of John B. Terry, deceased, in Linn County Iowa. Creditors and others interested are requested to present claims for payment to the clerk of the district court Cedar Rapids attorneys Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids and Holmes.
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Towa
Linn
Bree
John
Terry
Linn Comey
Iowa
Ty. Te District
Erchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Holmes
Catholic editor bets 100 readers cannot double giving
Peter J Byrnes a Catholic businessman from Notre Dame says in Ave Maria that only one in 16 000 Catholics can not double their contribution to their parish without serious inconvenience He posted a $100 bet with the editor challenging 100 readers to prove otherwise
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Notre Dame
Ind
Peter J. Byrnes
The
Ave Maria
Tompile
Not Too Old For Life Insurance Under 80 Ad
An Old American Insurance Company mail order ad promises life coverage for seniors seeking final expense protection. It offers an $81,000 policy with no obligation, permitting applicants to handle the transaction by mail from Kansas City, Missouri.
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OLD
Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
West Yih
Dept
Amendment to bank charter at annual Iowa meeting 1958
A Cedar Rapids bank holds its annual stockholders meeting on January 14 1958 to amend the articles and sentence of the charter. The capital stock is set at 600000 dollars divided into 42000 shares of 20 dollars each fully paid. President Frank Welch and Clerk Ervin Stepanek signed the document on January 1 1958 acknowledging the amendment.
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Iowa
Ap Peoples Benk and ‘Trust Company
Lndear Flanids
Dey Oanuary
Frank Welch
Ervin PL
Stepaner
Clark
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