No-Strike New Weapon Upends Auto Labor Tactics
The auto workers union pursues a no strike strategy as production dips and contracts expire. With 361000 hourly workers still employed, employers offer two year contract extensions including modest wage gains, while Walter Reuther refrains from demanding a shorter week and shifts focus to benefits and pensions. The outcome hinges on model changeovers and future negotiations.
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Congress of Industrial Relations
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Late Spring Thaw and Western Vengeance in Hollywood
Karl Malden goes western in Hollywood learning to ride a horse and contemplating settling out here. He notes that horse riding isn’t taught at the Actor's Studio and observes crews in white uniforms deter speeding. Weekend rescue squads stay on round the clock duty and can be reached by mobile radio-telephone for rapid response to serious road accidents, working closely with volunteer firemen to meet urgent needs.
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New Jersey
Hollywood
Karl Malfen
Hyar
New York
Millard Mitchell
Mitchell
Malden
New York City
California
Katt
Karl
Westwood House
Marlon Brando
Karl Malden still riding toward Hollywood set fame
Oscar winner Karl Malden recalling his unlikely rise from Gary Indiana to Hollywood. cast as the heavy in The Hanging Tree, he notes he learned horseback work on the Warner Brothers lot and contemplates settling in California with wife and two daughters while moving between filming stints. A separate Pittsburgh death report notes 1-year-old Stanley Hendell drowned while swimming in an O’Hara Township pond despite warnings.
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United Nations
United States
Karl
Oscar
Desire
Warner Brothers
Gary
Ind
Mladen Sckulovich
Heavy
Pittsburgh
South Side
O'Hara Township
Stanley Hendell
Yesterday's Memories at Corry Recall 1938 Class
Corry notes mark of the class of 1938 stepping into life after high school in a town memory. Polio survivor speaks on education and progress amid public life. Local leaders and Elmer C. Carvier Post No 365 rally plans outlined as rail work and insurance topics surface in Corry.
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Miami
J. Edgar
Bill Cullen Hoover
Federal Bureau of New York
Cotlen
Cory High School
American Legion
the Legion
Elmer C. Carvier
Northwestern
Penn
Whatsylvania
Southwestern New
York
TV Highlights and Programs Shortcomings and Gratitude
A personal note reflects on the author’s health, pride in broadcasting work, and a sense of accomplishment from TV roles. It mentions wife Ann and a comfortable home life, with casual remarks about appearing on TV shows like Price is Right and weekly viewing routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaln
Ann
Jate
Butler Predicts Democratic Sweep in 1958 and 1960
Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler forecast a Democratic sweep of Senate and Congressional races in the November election during a closing address to the Young Democratic Clubs of America. He blamed the Republican leadership for a void and vacuum at the White House and said youth would swing to the Democrats in 1958 and 1960 due to Republican disappointments.
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Eiscounun Y
Paul Butler
Senate
National Committee
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Butler
White House
Lively veteran pilot recalls wartime days and resilience
A former civilian airplane instructor explains how a slight limp does not hinder his work, travel, or enjoyment of life. He notes mobility improvements with practice and continues to drive and stay active for professional and personal reasons despite the lasting effects of war.
Nine Die In Pennsylvania Weekend Accidents
Nine people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend in accidents and drownings. A Mercer man, Fred Gawne, father of seven, was killed in an auto crash on Route 62 near his home on Saturday. Two others drowned while six died on highways in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated ES
Pennsylvania
Fred Gawne
Mercer
Route
Sales Outstanding Opportunity in Corry Area
A large national company seeks a married Corry area resident with successful sales experience for a field and office sales role. Training provided, starting salary $350 monthly plus commission, plus strong benefits. Write in confidence to Box 10, care of Corry Journal.
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Corry
Silex
Perse
Ste
Possibility Plase
Cure of
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Corry Journal
South Street
Sorry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Chiricuaio
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Cartier
Marshall Sherwood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Franklin Amthor
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Hotel Corry
WOTR
K.C
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Plymouth
SAVOY
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Mr., Debhert Craseult Frank Wise
Brownie
Patterson Photo Products
Root Furniture
Robert K Antony
Wachanior
International Harvester Sales and Service
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Crown Milker
Johnson Brothers
Your Carry
South
First Avenue
Hidward Shuntaley
George Yinke
Uni
Rossbackier Insurance Service
First Avenue, Corry
Arthur E. Lindstrom
John Kennedy
Erie D
Amhe
Bacelor
Graauted
Thaddi
Politi
Bile Tramural Ternily
Hone
Wanda
P Obrack Cray
Alu Ishes
Marshall Feted
Wood of
Lillie
T Street
Baccalaureal Corry Area
Robert Flew VanCise
May John
Bor Charles Frew
Ci Dita
Dol Carry, Memo
Mrs
Miltenford
Fred Inst
Oveninuy Hospital
Cipital
Mr. Hillman
Bru Pres
REXA
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