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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1946
Page
4
Randall outlined a national plan to guarantee continuous year round work and steady pay across industry. He urged employers to flatten production curves, use product standardization and diversification, and promote advance ordering to sustain all year production.
Chicago AP reports Frank Paprocki must pay $10 for every 15 minutes of visitation with his three week old son. Circuit Judge John set the fee to be paid to Paprocki’s estranged wife, citing lack of support since last April. Case continued until September 23 to evaluate the plan.
The National Federation of Telephone Workers moved ahead with plans to improve pay scales following a nationwide strike threat. The union cites rising profits and prices and seeks increases near the 17 percent pattern seen in steel and auto industries. The executive board is to meet in Washington. the membership is listed at about 300,000.
President Truman selects the U S group for the ILO 29th conference in Montreal. Government reps include David A Morse and Sen. Thomas Geohegan, while AFL picks James David Zellerbach of the Crown Zellerbach Corp. CIO refused to participate amid union wrangling.
A stray comment notes a thief snatching a bag from a shopper on the sidewalk as a taxicab departs. The fragment hints at a planned theft and a hurried getaway, with no full details or court outcome available.
The American Federation of Government Employees was asked to aid payroll cuts without crippling government. President James B. Burns read President Truman's letter urging personnel reductions at the AFGE convention in St. Paul.
Lakeland offers a wool two tone zipper jacket for boys with patch pockets and flaps. Bright red front with buffalo plaid back sleeves and collar, warmly lined. Striped bottom and wristlets. Sizes 12 to 20. Located on Armstrong Fourth Floor.
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