No Peace on Labor Scene
Washington businessmen press for state and federal controls on unions and right to work, arguing for curbs on union power while AFL and CIO consider a merger. NAM chief Henry Riter warns of monopolistic potential, labor leaders defend union security and voluntary membership. Coronado news notes the Coronado Players move from The Man to The Women.
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National Assn. of Manufacturers
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
NAM
AFL
CIO
Afl-Cio
Henry G. Riter II
The
Riter
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
West Orange
N. J
Afl-Cig
Dove of Peace
Left handers spark shirt pin controversy in London
In London a letter to the Times by C Gower Robinson argues left-handers complicate shirt pin use. He cites shirts with pins that jab warn bus riders and wonders why so many pins exist. The exchange sparked a lively debate about a new form of worker hardship for men.
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London
Baby's Polio Death Not Blamed on the Vaccine
Funeral services are set for 30 month old Eugene Allen Davis Jr who died of infantile paralysis eight days after receiving the Salk antipolio vaccine. Attending physician Dr C Harrington Snyder says he and other doctors do not believe the vaccine caused the illness. The Cutter vaccine was withdrawn after California cases. Rookie Phillies pitcher Lynn Lovenguth nicknamed Little Giant for his 5 foot 10 inch frame. Gift items advertised at J C Penney for Mother's Day.
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New Orleans
Eugene Allen -Davis Jr
Allen Ochsner
Cutter Laboratories
Cutter
California
C. Harrington Snyder
Lynn Lovenguth
The
Phillies
Still Shortage Of Teachers Still Shortage Of Teachers
Washington says the NEA reports a persistent teacher shortage with 86,696 graduates entering teaching next September. Only 79 percent of elementary and 56 percent of high school graduates are expected to teach, leaving 60,000 current teachers to be replaced and enrollment growth to be handled amid looming shortages. The elementary level faces the worst pinch, while high schools anticipate increased demand.
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Washington
National Education Assn
NEA
Association
NIA
Light Fingered Janitor Caught With Money
Fredericksburg Virginia report says a janitor suspected of stealing from an insurance firm was tested after hours. Detective Hugh T. Rose observed dusting the petty cash with fluorescent dye and recording bill serials. Guilt confirmed when marked bills were found on his person.
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Fredericksburg
Hugh T. Rose
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