World Today: No Union War Yet But It's Early
James Marlow reports the AFL-CIO expelled three unions the Teamsters Bakery and Laundry unions on corruption charges. Leaders remain in place while a potential return hinges on changes. Hoffa and Meany clash over control as lawsuits tax union funds and election disputes continue.
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WCTU urges cash gifts over office Christmas parties
Evanston station reports Mrs. Glenn G. Hayes of the Women s Christian Temperance Union says employers should skip office parties. She suggests bonuses or charity donations in employees names to Salvation Army or similar groups, not to sponsor drinking bouts. She notes 72 000 laundry workers in union ranks.
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Parsons Chamber Chief resigns to join private business
Fred L. Yates secretary manager of the Parsons Chamber of Commerce for 4 years resigns to re enter private business. Effective January 1 he and his wife will move to Columbia Missouri where he has bought half interest in the Journal Press a commercial printing firm. No successor yet named.
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New Haven Post Office Delves Into Santa Letter Files
A bulky envelope to Santa Claus was opened at the New Haven Post Office. Inside, workers found a letter from a boy praising his behavior and a pile of school papers kept for weeks to prove the point.
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