Union Leaders Predict Rally In Work Gains
Philadelphia AP Union leaders from former CIO and AFL CIO circles say employers acknowledge labor gains but will rally for new worker raises. Walter Reuther David McDonald and James Carey argue big business pushes inflation and labor limits. They urge that shorter work weeks are inevitable and vow no retreat in bargaining. Carey notes corporate profits fuel open war on unions at the bargaining table and in legislatures.
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Oil Pact Extended Without Opposition
The House approved a four year extension of the Interstate Oil Compact to conserve oil and gas. The joint resolution moves to the Senate. The current authorization expires September 1. Begun in 1935 by Kansas Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Illinois and Colorado it now has about 30 member states.
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Topeka Junk Dealer Mystery Remains Unresolved
Topeka police probe the death of Don Monhollon 46 salvage yard owner found shot in his Cadillac near Washburn University. A neighbor saw him in underwear fleeing his home and a woman with a watchdog walked to the car. Missing are the weapon and the German pistol bought weeks earlier.
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Don Monhollon
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Woman Watches Cadillac Visit. Police Tie Blood to Suspect
A neighbor recounts a visitor looking into a Cadillac, then two hours later it vanished after a shooting. Blood on the suspect’s hands points to foul play while a German shepherd in the basement and a missing person bulletin lead to a body discovery.
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House Debates Foreign Aid Cut Amid Swift Spending Fight
House members push to trim the foreign aid authorization of 3.64 billion dollars toward about 3.3 billion as supporters win preliminary 277 to 93 votes. Senate panel releases a higher total of 4.1648 billion against Eisenhower’s request.
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Alvin M. Bentley
R-Mich
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Best Way to See New York Is With 7 Year Old Boy
A columnist reflects on seeing New York through a seven year old son. The boy’s curiosity turns a city visit into a lively tour of the Empire State Building Chinatown and the subway. The piece blends humor with parental insight into urban life.
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Banker in Plan For Paying Bills
Dallas advertisement executive F B Andrews proposed bank handled bill payment to reduce monthly outlays. One plan would allow paying bills up to a preset sum. another would send a monthly list for payment decisions. Andrews said total checks could drop from 25 to 5 or 6 per month, benefiting businesses by cutting bills and deposits.
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Fugitive Fox Captured in Johnson County
A Missouri jail escapee James Edwin Fox, 18, was captured in northeast Johnson County on Monday. He had fled Reynolds County jail in Centerville on June 5.
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Extradition Waived in Grand Larceny Case
Fox waived extradition while serving a term for grand larceny. The Tribune by carrier costs 35 cents a week.
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