Price restraint in NAM and labor bloc at conventions
The National Association of Manufacturers held a New York convention where most industrialists plan to hold prices, seek to lower them, or offer more for the same. The AFL-CIO met in Atlantic City with a vote backing wage boosts and a shorter work week, while buyers may resist price increases amid tougher competition and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Wall Street Journal
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
Parcel post charges should rise to cover full costs
The piece argues parcel post is subsidized and unfairly subsidized by taxpayers. It asserts parcel post is purely commercial and should be charged to users, with rates raised to eliminate deficits and reflect direct and indirect costs. It emphasizes the service was meant to pay its own way since 1913 and should not compete with private carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Congress
Hoover Commission
Irrefutable Answer for Nuclear Power Debate
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, spoke at the dedication of a privately financed atomic power station. He called the event an irrefutable answer to claims that American industry cannot handle major nuclear projects or finance their development without government funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Admiral Strauss
AEC
Preference Equals Injustice in Federal Power Sales
The piece argues that the federal power preference to public power bodies harms consumers and violates equal rights. It cites Oregon Farm Bureau Federation figures, noting 84 67 of power service customers are served by private companies and calls for selling federal power to all distributors equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Farm Bureau Federation
Oregon
Local Notices of Hospitalizations and Visits Across Delaware County
Mr William Wheeler taken to Memorial Hospital Easton for treatment. Ellis Murphy observed. Edward Dill and family visited Miss Lorraine Martin in Eddystone Pa. Edward Dean Betty Ellen Dean and Mrs Robert Topping visited Purnal Dean in Delaware Hospital Wilmington. Harry and Mrs Williams spent Christmas with Eugene Wood Ridley Farms Pa. Hersey Allen and daughter returned home in Easton after three weeks with J C Boulais. Edward Caudill operated on at Memorial Hospital Easton. Guy and Gilbert White visited H F Butler. Merrel Spence and grandson Michael Bickling visited Clarence Russ Sta ton during the holiday. Fred Monroe and daughters returned from Florida with Pvt Bruce Crouse on furlough from France. Hersey Allen welcomed birth of daughter Linda Marie on Dec 12. Allen formerly Jancie Boulais Greens boro. Oscar Nichols Raymond Nichols and guests David Ward and son from Philadelphia spent Sunday with Lacey Wilson in Wilmington. Sadie Ash two weeks in Wilmington returned home. Ward returned to Philadelphia. Charles Bishop Frederica visited sister Roxanna Kerriumphs Sunday. Cynthia Melvin Felton visited grandparents Nerman Kemp Sr. Fay Butler Ann Bishop Lutheran Hospital Baltimore visited homes last week. Pvt Clarence Wayne Tribbitt Fort Jackson S C returned after two weeks with father Earl J Tribbitt and grandmother Daisy Tribbitt. Purnal Dean patient in Delaware Hospital Wilmington receiving treatment. Harry Wagner and Larry Cartee Jr weekend
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William Wheeler
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Ellis Murphy
Edward Dill
Lorraine Martin
Eddystone
Harry Williams
Mirs
Eugene Wood
Ridley Farms
Hersey Allen
J. C. Boulais
Edward Caudill
Guy White
Federalsburg
Gilbert White
Bridgeville
H. F. Butler
Merrel Spence
Michael Bickling
Clarence Russ
Staston
Fred Monroe
Oscar Nichols
Raymond Nichols
David Ward
Little Son
Philadelphia
Lacey Wilson
Wilmington
Sadie Ash
Ward
Charles Bishop
Frederica
Roxanna Kerriumphs
Cynthia Melvin
Felton
Nerman Kemp
Fay Butler
Ann Bishop
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Clarence Wayne Tribbitt
Fort Jackson
S. C
Amio
Aips
Pharry Caytee
Ida Vee
Jieiasy Sheta
Thei Creantmother
Ida Shields
Nannie Vielton
Josephine
Wilson "Phornton
Air
Robert Powell
Seal Beach
Calif
R.o1. Pastor and Family, of Brooklyn N.Y
I. W. Tassor
Ambirvin Hewitt
Jerome Fletcher
Bobby
Women's Society of the Baptist Church
Irving Ober
Tenry Shulties
Charles Miller
Ollie Williwms
Donald Sauceett
Smasina
Pauline Wilson
Dover
James Williams
Harrington
Nelson Bishop
Memorial Hrospital
Milford
Nelson Forney, Jr
B. C. Beckham
Beckham
Parry Gordon
Richard Ek. Larkins
Charles Gordon
Donald Travis
Goldsboro
N. C
Judy Thornton
Hillsboro
Aliss Sharon Ann Downs
Alrs
Florence Thornton
Miro
Charles Bilbrouchy
Osen
Lars
Deubter
Betty Dean
Jefferson Thapital
Wilsen Dump
Afis
H.C. Dubois
Barnes Ville
Mid
Harry Swinnamon
Charles Butler
Harry Blades
Bowers Beach
Aminn
Zasmond Nichols
Edward Nichols
Amarillo
Texas
Marley Pinder
Tarry Darling
Bruce
Skipton
William Pinder
Ciildren
Sharon
Douglas
Thomas Wright
Sue
Greensboro
Aly
Alis
Jack Tiollingsworth
Gary
Marlene
Centreville
Ales
Ben Cohee Aig
Benny
St. Machoels
Community Holiday Guests And Visits Across Town
Local families hosted and visited relatives over the New Year and holidays. Mrs. Ida Shields and creantmother hosted a gathering. visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Powell in California and Brooklyn families. Numerous cousins, grandchildren, and friends toured from Philadelphia to Wilmington and Greensboro, with hospital and church events noted.
Army Specialist Wooleshan Helps German Home During Holidays
Third Class James J. Wooleshan, son of Mr and Mrs J A Wooleshan of Marsdel, belongs to the 53d Engineer Company which donated food and clothing to the Home for the Aged in Bietigheim Germany during the holiday season. He entered the Army in October 1956 and trained at Fort Jackson. Wooleshan graduated Sadlersville High School in 1955.
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Ludwigsecerg
EANY
James J. Wooleshan
Ars. J. A. Wooleshan
Marsdel
53D Engineer Company
Bietigheim
Germany
Wooleshan
Fort Jackson
S. C
Europe
Sadlersville High School
Line and Tone Variations in Wood Hardwoods for Fine Furniture
The article discusses how traditional walnut wood used in dining suites showcases beauty and versatility through techniques like carved table stretchers lathe turned legs steam bent backs and tambour doors. It highlights hardwood properties such as workability hardness and stiffness that support durability finishes and stability.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin PF. Forinson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Maryland
Caroline County
National Editorial Association
Ethel Thornton
Edward Dean
Betty Ellen Dean
Robert Topping
Mr. Purnal Dean
Delaware Hospital
Ing
Florida
Pvt
Bruce Crouse
France
Linda Marie
Allen
Jancie Boulais
American Legion
David L. Brigham
John O. Chilcote
W. E E. Kelley
John W. Sloan
The
Legion
Yuba
Hippo
West Berlin
Erco Division
ACF Industries
James Durhams
Lincoln Park
Mich
Shirley Temple
Alicia Joyce
Denton School OF Art
Maryland Board of Education
Nance Hall
Asher
the Denton
Denton National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Commercial, Savings, Trusts
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