Celler Warns Insurance Giants Control Economy
Representative Emanuel Celler calls insurance companies an economic oligarchy more powerful than the Federal Reserve and urges an early investigation of the industry. He cites five New York firms New York Life New York Equitable Mutual Metropolitan and Prudential as examples of rising power through interlocking directorships and asset growth.
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Washin
New York
Federal Reserve System
Emanuel Celler
D.N.Y
Celler
New York Life
New York Equitable
Mutual, Metropolitan
Prudential
U. C. Should Take A Lesson From School Which Places Democracy Before Football
Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania faced student protests and a rejection of a Sun Bowl invitation over racial integration. The article contrasts Lafayette with the University of Cincinnati which maintains a heavy southern schedule and excludes Negro players from tryouts.
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U. C
Lafayette College
Easton
University of Cincinnati
el Paso
Dave Showell
Michigan Negro track star elected senior class president
Orval W. Johnson, UM liberal arts senior standout in track, was elected president of the senior class last week, becoming the first Negro class president in the university's history.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Orval W. Johnson
State University
NAM Convention Shows Labor Wins After Election Losses
The National Association of Manufacturers marked its annual meeting at the Waldorf Astoria as a glum affair after the November defeats. Delegates heard forecasts of wage hikes, Taft Hartley changes, higher minimum pay, expanded social security, stronger labor politics, and white collar union drives. An editor from Pathfinder warned NAM about a major PR problem and rising public scrutiny.
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CIO News
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
New York
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
CIO
AFL
CIO-PAC Celebration Dinner Set in Cincinnati
Jack Kroll will keynote the CIO-PAC victory dinner at the Hall of Mirrors Netherland Plaza on Wednesday December 15 at 6 30 p m The event draws out of town guests including William Lavelle George DeNucci and Jacob Clayman Invitations went to Democratic candidates and to national CIO leaders Murray Tobin and Carey Murray declined due to prior commitments A limited number of tickets remain for PAC workers and union officers contact Jack Methard or James McLendon for reservations Tickets start at one dollar Catholics receive dispensation for Ember Day festivities after the dinner a two hour show features Jack Lee Paul Kohler Byron Taggert Cliff Lesh and a prize pool
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Jack Kroll
National Cio-Pac
Greater Cincinnati
William Lavelle
Ohio Cio Council
George DeNucci
CIO
Columbus
Jacob Clayman
Joseph Lepate
PAC
Jack Methard
Parkway 6071
James McLendon
University 5000
Jack Lee
Paul Kohler
Byron Taggert
Super Club
Cliff Lesh
Junior NAM Plans Expansion Drive
Industrialists fund a high school JA push to shape youth views on free enterprise with expansion from 18 to 46 offices and a 1949 budget of 1 million. Tamblyn denies NAM ties while listing backers including Lund, Shreve, Watson, Hook, Rand, Schram, Crawford, and DeMille.
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New York
Junior Achievement Inc
George O. Tamblyn
Federated Press
Tamblyn
Truster
Robert Lund
Earl O. Shreve
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Thomas W. Watson
Intl. Business Machines Corp
Charles R. Hook
American Rolling Mills Co
James H. Rand
Remington Rand Co
Mohawk Valley
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
F. C. Crawford
Cecil B. DeMille
American Federation of Radio Artists
AFL
TextCraft JA Corporation
Labor Peace Maintained Despite Tense Relations
Despite headlines about strained labor-management ties, more than 50 agreements are peacefully negotiated each day, averaging a steady rate of accord across the year.
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Truman
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Inside Story
Pathfinder Magazine
Rich Joe Pew
Sun Oil
McMillen
the Pathfinder
Maurice Tobin
Philip Murray
James Carey
Murray
Tion
al Jordan
Council
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Natl Assn
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