United Auto Workers salary cuts tied to recession impact
The United Automobile Workers, in a bid to shore up finances during a recession, orders a 10 percent four month salary reduction for top officials and organizers. The piece links wage cuts to broader industry layoffs and a shrinking strike fund amid talks with General Motors Ford and Chrysler. It notes 50 a month assessments for higher earners to build the strike fund and discusses the potential impact on wage demands and profitability.
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United Automobile Workers
Teamsters
Ean
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
The Principle of the Thing in Local Labor Dispute
Letters to the editor discuss credit extensions to striking Corry Jamestown workers and the broader siege of finances. A poem laments unpaid bills, rising debt, and creditor pressure, highlighting the enduring refrain that all comes down to the Principle of the Thing.
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The
Corry Journal
Corry- Jamestown
Newell Beckwith
Central Labor Union
Baby
Ani
The Future Growth of Population and Economy Cited
The passage notes taxes at 7100 in 1956 purchasing power and a potential 725 billion GNP by 1975. World population doubles in 50 years, rising at three million annually, with 9 million new workers needed yearly. By 1970, three billion people will inhabit the world, shaping demand and production globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
University of Texas, At Austin
Amercans
Earth
Tt Tok
Anderson
Memories of Corry and local events recap
Yesterday's memories from Corry cover a mix of local news. It notes seven babies buried on a lonesome farm, a Kiwanis luncheon featuring a capella numbers, and a new assistant supervisor in the county public assistance office. Also referenced are a Democrat old-time demonstration, a Columbus fire with unconfirmed arson, hospital board dinner, and Clifton M Howard's White program leadership.
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Robert Dublin
Corry
Department of Public Assistance
Exe
Cory Hospital
Oral Corry
Clifton M. Howard
Area Bankers Set 62nd Annual Meeting Theme Crystal Ball Look
James M Dawson vice president and economist National City Bank of Cleveland will address the 62nd annual Pennsylvania bankers association meeting at Lyssext Saturday. He also directs Ferro Corporation and taught at Wharton. A tour of Hammermill Paper Company is planned. The meeting and officers’ election of the Seventy Section will follow a program led by Howard Jeff Sheen.
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James M Dawson
National City Bank of Cleveland
Pennsylvania Bankers
Dawson
Ferro Corporation of Cleveland
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsyuaia
Hammermill Paper Company
Ve Fuiteey
Alton
Cartywill Iy
H. Bracken
Meney Program
Howard J.jef
Thea Sheen
Philion
Boy 13 Is Knifed By Friends In Dispute
A 13 year old boy was stabbed during a dispute with several youths described as friends. Police investigated as the victim, wounded in the right wrist, was treated at Humot Hospital. The assailants fled, and one boy later confessed to the attack. The incident occurred after the youths wandered to nearby stores on Saturdays.
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Kenly
Anthony Baranowski
Joseph Brisingtor
Salvation Army
Jie
Ahlen
Day Peterson
TV Highlights and Programs on Education Across Networks
New York reports on ABC NBC and CBS airing education themed content as a national priority. Highlights include ABC's Report Card 1958 with live and filmed segments and five to six community educational experiments nationwide. Veteran newsman E. Travis dies at 81 in Murfreesboro Tennessee after a long career across 65 newspapers.
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New York
Tisovision
ABC
TV 9
Wiys Dolut
Rock Island
Hagerstown
Joplin
Hicksville
N.Y
Lyots Falls
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Eukent E. Travis
Herman
Petir
United States
Mexico
Fire Destroys Old Kane Mansion and Inn
An $18 000 blaze at 10 00 p m Saturday destroyed the old Colonial Inn at Wetmore near Route 6 five miles west of Kane The frame building once the Feller Mansion had housed the tav ern and storage space for owner Algor Swansoh of Ludlow who ran the inn He said he was in the building about 530 p m Saturday storing furniture Also noted is the death of 93 year old naval architect and Arctic explorer Charles Calvin Dodge in Lake Worth Florida
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Kane
Wetmore
Route 6
Feller
Algor Swansoh
Ludlow
Swansoh
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Voice of the People
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Eagle Street
Dial
Coal Builders
F. C. Chapin & Son
Cauto Embarcadero
Cuba
Mia
Rafael Cananova Corrias
Juan Corrias
Kiwans Club
Democrats of
Grand Theatre
Charles Farnham
Columbus
Wirly Yescentay
Andrew Paillbun
Washington
Pavid d Maykin
Library In Congress
Harry
Russ
Abc-Tv
Oliver ‘Treyne
Tu Pr
Idea Nile Protic
Lake Worth
Fla
Charles Calvin Dodge
OnEau
American Home Lighting Institute
Eeea
Pennsylvania Electric Company
T. J. Bessetti & Son
Wattsburg
Landscape Farm
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Ruth Ju
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Jon St
Turer
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Brent Mass
St Folk St. el
Luis Trib
Alle Inc
Motherers
Ian Hooks
Hornick
Neilly
Vani
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