Italy Strikes Seen Failing to Halt Nationwide Protest
The CGIL admitted transportation stayed nearly normal in most cities as Italy faced a limited protest over clashes that killed two farmhands. Government officials called the strike purely political, while France saw a more effective demonstration with broader shutdowns for pay raises.
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Italy
QGIL
France
Pledges and cautious deal talks delay plant site decision
The Board of Trade continues negotiations with a candidate firm for a local plant. No contract or pledges will be finalized until all aspects are reviewed. A partial list of new pledges includes Pure Foods Store, $500, Harter Bunner, $100, and others as the community weighs the best business outcome.
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Board of Trade
Pure Foods
Harter Bunner
Woodyard Lumber Company
Charles Wells
Lee Bennett Paint Company
J. Guy Allender
Lorraine Painter
Bob C. Brown
Charles
A. Holt
Henry Childers
A. R. Leonard
Grafton Cleaners
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