Labor Reform Plea on Unions and Production Control
Speech argues unions must be responsible for their contracts and membership to ensure uninterrupted production and wage gains. It denounces unauthorized strikes and jurisdictional disputes, urges management and labor to resolve issues promptly, and warns of economic shock if democracy and free enterprise are endangered.
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Dustry
Pruset
Ohio
Walter Reuther
Hig Cio-Uaw
United States
Columnist Influence Faces Public Reader Power
A Christian Science Monitor editor argues that one or two syndicated columnists hold immense sway over readers and newspapers. He notes editors should not gag them, as readers can opt out, forcing change if the columnist becomes obnoxious or loses reader trust.
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The
Christian Science Monitor
Newspaper
Advertising Executive Association
Chicago
Boston
Monitor
Washington
Inia
White House Talks Aim to Break Steel Wage Impasse
Play by play of the December White House bargaining with Ben Fairless and Lloyd Murray over a steel wage increase. Truman pushes for a settlement as 700000 workers face potential strike. discussions center on a 14 to 15 cent raise amid broader labor tensions and related union leverage.
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Cod Usien
Agret—Du Ppirion Ag Tromas
Beyétz
Schwelienbeck
Fierimen
Tremas
Istrreal
Washington
Phil Murray
Steel
Ben Fairless
White House
Todey
Beast
Communs
Harry Trorean
Toree
Spyder
Scawelienbach
Steelran
Fairless
Murray
Secretary of
Labor
Schwellenoaen
John Steelman
Truman
Loth
John Snyder
Snyder
Steelman
Schwellenbach
Wink
New York
U. S. Steel
War Labor Board
Laeker Labor Board
Bethlehem Stel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Jo. S Steel
Snyder, Schnellenbach Am Steelman
Boulder
Mrray
Steel Company
Ntat
CIO
Steel Corporation
Urmon
Failese
Whiter House
Furthass
Hig Asane Rales
Missouri Bank
Chester Bowles
Rob Hannegan
Tohn Snyder
Missouri
Arkansas
Anderson Plan and Southern farm shift debated
The column discusses Secretary of Agriculture Clinton Anderson and the Anderson Plan from Anderson County, South Carolina. It argues farms cannot employ everyone, urges more nonagricultural work, and envisions an industrial agricultural balance to boost efficiency and living standards in the South.
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Anderson
North Carolina
OPA
Anderson, S. C
Wilton FE. Hai
United States
The
Independent Tribune and
Daily Mail
Clinton P. Anderson
S. CC
Anderson County
Anderson (P. C.) Chamber of Commerce
Clemson College
South
Aull
Reelected head Kirk Reelected Head County Service Group
Kirk Reelected head of the Houston County Service Committee at a veterans agencies meeting in Red Cross HQ. Sam Parish as vice chairman and Grace Lane as secretary were elected. Arrangements for lodging and meals for transit veterans in Dothan were approved. Additional vocational training stations were discussed and Curtis Carter and W. W. Ussery joined the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kirk
Houston County
Red Cross
Veterans Service Committee
Sam Parish
Grace Lane
Dothan
Salvaton Army
Curtis Carter
Veterans Employment
W. W. Ussery
Cave dwellers in Madrid reveal wartime housing tragedy
In Madrid suburbs hundreds live in cave homes dug into sand hills after the 1936-39 civil conflict and wartime material shortages. The camps are crowded, cold, flood prone, with high child hunger, disease, and a heavy death rate. Children often aid families or aid black market dealers as conditions persist.
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Thun
Old City
Dhen
Madrid
Spain
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Parrish
BTC U. & Pat
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Alan
Ealing
By Galbraith
Mal Tiss
Dothan Radio Service
Henry G. Gwaltuy
Cecal
Dixie Transfel & Storage CO
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Speigner
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