Dynamite Pension Plan Ideas From Babson Column
Babson discusses pension systems as a major development affecting employers and workers. He outlines types of plans, retirement ages, benefit formulas, and government tax allowances that can offset costs. The piece notes trusteeship structures and legal steps, with hints of page continuation.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Dew
Employis
Lewistirion
Sion
Aow Corporation
Court action possible as Findley Lake association votes on wall repair
The Findley Lake Property Owners Inc votes 31 to 29 to sue owners of the island on lake access and breakwall issues, authorizing dues for 1852 and directing legal action. The move targets G. Gordoly Turnbull and Edward Diamond of Cleveland to remove the breakwall and define lake boundaries, with a follow up meeting set to discuss lake level and wildlife concerns.
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Findley Lake Property Owners, Inc
Wos
Algonquin Lodge
Millkinis
Aal
Gere Rogers
May- Wille
Association
Actu
Mire
Tsend
G. Gordoly Turnbull
Edward Eb.iamond
Cleveland
Grau
Board of Directors
Aiome
Harold Howard
Detroit
Findley Lake
M. Howard
Corporation
Ben Gracey
Andriw Panigice
W. C. McArthur
Don Rothenberger
Art Cooper, Jr
H.W. Whittier
George Bradley
C. M. Howard
Mass deer hunt draws record hunter turnout in region
A mass movement of deer hunters filled woods near Warren Forest McKean and Elk campuses as dawn arrivals swelled crowds to rival opening day. Restaurants faced overflow and a second check on Route 6 began at noon with officials forecasting heavy kills before the season ends next Thursday December 19. a brief two day finale is planned for next Friday and Saturday for last chances.
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Cty
Warren
Forest
McKean
Stonery
Jeter
Route 6
Gary Cooper Hospitalized in New York
Film star Gary Cooper was admitted to Roosevelt Hospital in New York in satisfactory condition. He entered the hospital yesterday and officials have not disclosed the nature of his ailment.
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Gary Cooper
New York
Dee
Roosevelt Hospital
Local job placements fall off in November
PES office reports November hiring slips with 101 placements vs 108 in October, only 56 local. Campbell plank hires learners. Youngstown Sheet and Tube campaigns keep some activity. Unfilled openings drop to 88, new applications total 2038, unemployment claims rise, and counseling interviews increase as schools start career guidance.
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Pennsylvania Star
Blewart Lory
PES
Youngstown Stret «and ‘Tube Co
Campbell
Plank
Tang
BBC
PSES
Getober'sened
Spartansburg
Union City High School
Tone
Long
Truman considers government housecleaning plan amid tax probe
Dec 8 Washington report says President Truman weighing a sweeping shakeup including assigning Hoover to root out corruption, appointing a bipartisan prosecution team, and seeking a broader purge of officials. The pause in House tax investigations follows hours of delays as lawmakers reassess the scandal.
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Washington
Henings
Truman
Washington Post
Post
Ares
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Government Service Mn
GE union agree on pay hike across 44,000 workers
The General Beart Company and an Independent iining representative reached a wage settlement with United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America over four percent to 10 cent increases, retroactive to September 45, affecting about 88 percent of the firm’s 200,000 workers. Negotiations began in September under Lemuel R. Boulware, with boosts for long service and a three week vacation after 14 years.
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General Beart
Iining
United States
Javier Aurece
Incredoe
United Electrical
Ammerica UK
Clei
Lemuel R Boulware
Boulware
WSB
Doctors Watch Heart Operation on Color TV Show
Dozens watched a live color television broadcast of a heart operation at Los Angeles County General Hospital. Dr John Colones, aided by others, repaired Richard Grimsell’s defective aorta in a three hour operation described as successful with the patient resting comfortably. The broadcast, the first color image of such a procedure, was praised by doctors and sponsored by Smith Kline & French and GBS Laboratories. The surgery demonstrated arterial repair and improving circulation using color imaging.
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Associated Press
New York
Dec
Los Angeles County General Hospital
John Colones
Citephen
Los Angeles
Richard Grjnsell
Russell
al- Hhowsh
James G. Rrussell
Richard
Coler
American Medical Association
Smith Kline & French Laboratories
Philadelphia
GBS Laboratories
Jones
University of Califoul Medical School
Hub
Deadlock over policing truce continues in Korea talks
UN observers report five hours of debate as North Korea and the Reds reject every UN proposal for a policing supervision accord. Maj. Gen. Lee Song Cho refutes key UN demands, while talks focus on lands off North Korea and a potential prisoners of war exchange mechanism.
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Associated Press
Munban
Korea
Dew
United Wotlins Regmionirs
Bruce
Winer
Panminjoki
Howard M. Turner
Pennoy UN Telegate
United Nations
North Korea
Lee Song Cho
Lee
North Kore
Toaistal
Armistice Commission
Turner
Lee F
Nam Tl
Corry Community Chest Sets December 17 Meeting
The final meeting of the Corry Community Chest board is set for Monday at 8 p.m. Notices mailed to local contributors indicate three directors will be elected for three-year terms to replace Robert A Otter R H Rassbacher and Walter Hindman. Officers for the coming year will also be named.
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Corry
Sweeping Purge of Czech Red Ranks Now Launched
A sprawling purge in Czechoslovakia targets top and lower ranks of the Czech Communist Party. President Gottwald's faction edges toward consolidation amid Moscow influence as Slansky and others face removal. The move signals a power shake in Prague with economic and leadership shifts.
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Associated Press
Viensa
Austria
Gslovak
Klemene Gott Wald
Cech
Marine Hia
Titu-iske
Ereinlat Paley
Chakenpwie
Gottwakl
Radu
Witter
Gallwald
Lutina Caetheutavakin
Nation
Fle Mysls
Auder Shunske
Kremlin
Gottwald
Slansky
Genera
Jabor
Mis
Durititn Taussiauva
Psiriy Symartinies
Prayino
Slansky eMarls
Jalvey
Moscow
Stansky
Mored
Jother
Coin shortage eases as mint official expects enough coins
Washington report notes relief from the months long coin scarcity. Leland Howard of the Mint says the supply remains tight but adequate to support holiday shopping and a growing economy. Fed banks have rationed exchanges of paper for coins and expect the policy to end within a month at latest.
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Washington
Atlyy
Federal Reserve
Unese
Leland Howard
Mint
Swirling Air War Resumes Over Korea
The air war over northwest Korea resumes with three jet battles as U S Fifth Air Force reports damaging exchanges between Sabre jets and Mig-16s. Ground fighting around Kumsong remains intermittent with Red attacks repelled on the central and western fronts. UN forces retook several positions, while eastern operations are quiet amid frigid conditions.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Nalles
Kumsong
Eighth Army
Fae
Fifth Ai Force
Red
Ark
Retailers Glum As Mercury Hits Sixty Here
Merchants grumble as warm spell slides through eastern Pennsylvania with 60 degree readings. Philadelphia set record December highs while Harrisburg and Erie also reported near 70s, and the forecast calls for colder air moving in westward, with temperatures to fall into the 30s.
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Douely
Christmay
Rily
Associated Press
Hoeweather
Eros
Preinsylvania
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barra
Seraton
Harrisburg
Cor Deries
Pittspareh
Erie
Pennsylvania
Arguments Heard In Giant Damage Suits
In New Orleans on December 8 the U S Circuit Court of Appeals weighed claims seeking 50 million dollars in damages from the federal government over the 1947 Texas City disaster. Arguments were heard yesterday as plaintiffs contend the Grandcamp explosions and fires, caused by ammonium nitrate aboard the French freighter, killed 560 people and damaged Texas City.
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Assucwyeneres
New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas City
Grandcamp
Tex
U. S. District Court
Holston
Grocers Seek Higher Prices Citing Soaring Costs
The advisory committee for price stabilization told the OPS grocers seek a higher ceiling on profits to offset rising operating costs. They argue the increase could be up to about 1.4 percent on the nation’s food bill, while noting some items are already selling below ceilings due to market conditions.
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Washington
Ites
Natin
Bolk
Uices
Camaniltee
Pratt
Bureau of Labor Stalistics
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BritishDestroy Egyptian Village at Fayid Egypt
British forces bulldozed an Egyptian mud hut village at Fayid while plans for a short road and bridge faced resistance. Interior Minister Fauad Serag El Din ordered police to resist by force if needed, but a British HQ spokesman said no shots were fired. The Parachute Brigade prepared for trouble. Cairo reports claimed thousands of troops and armored vehicles were deployed, though officials offered no confirmation.
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Fayid
Egypt
Briths! Fortes
Fauad Serag el Din
Saex
Touch 1Éth
Independent
AT Tahan
Cairo
Serag el Din
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West Coast Hospital
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Marjorie Crosby
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Westmoreland County Hospital
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