Steel Labor Drafts 1947 Wage Goals
The CIO Steel Workers policy committee completed a draft of wage goals for 1947 negotiations. They propose substantial wage social insurance, a guaranteed annual wage, paid holidays, and overtime pay for Saturday and Sunday. Negotiations will start about 16 months before basic steel contracts expire, affecting about 60,000 workers initially and up to 1,000,000 later. A union official said strike notices would be filed only as a backup. The union seeks to end wage differentials by geography, a minimum wage rise for white collar workers, a union shop, and expanded group insurance. They call for old age retirement benefits, life, health, and other coverages, with salary protection if workers are shifted, and time rules for holidays and weekend work.
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Ders
Yasic Steel
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Urray
Jaborer
Caymon
Ghebkoff
Soetus
Bilbo Defends Self in Senate Hearing Continues
Former senator Bilbo challenges charges as he testifies in a seven day inquiry. He denounces Terry as Judas Iscariot and modern Benedict Arnold, while denying full responsibility for gifts and debts. Senator Ferguson interrupts with questions as Bilbo asserts minimal property holdings and vows to repay any obligations.
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Terry
Eaery
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Homer Perguson
St. Mich
Tum
Afl
Chivistmas
Senate
Bilho
VFW Dinner Tomorrow at 7 O Clock
Hayward post 1882 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary announce a Christmas dinner at the Memorial building. Auxiliary members arrive at 10:30 a m to finish preparations while the refreshment chair Mrs Edith Cavnar asks attendees to bring items. Dinner at 7 will serve post and auxiliary members their families and drum and bugle corps families.
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Hayward Post
Edith Cavnar
Cavnar
Drum and Bugle Corps
Diggers to Hold Dance Tomorrow in Hayward
Teen-agers in Hayward will host a pre Christmas dance at Sun Set school auditorium from eight to midnight tomorrow. It is a dress up affair with no jeans or cards allowed. Admission is 25 cents per person and free refreshments will be served. Pete Bailey, Harvey Nolling and Dolores Smith lead the party.
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Hayward
Sunset School
B Pan
Hayward Area
Pete Bailey
Harvey Nolling
Donlores Smith
Plant feed allocation in Invis supports liver stock use
About 90 percent of the crop grown in Invis is fed to liver stock to convert plants into ingredients and other animal products.
World’s Largest Telescope Near First Test Next Summer
Pasadena report on the 200 inch telescope overseen by California Institute of Technology. Dr. John A. Anderson notes it will be tested next summer with plans to observe up to a billion light years distant. Rockefeller Foundation funds the project with work at Mt. Palomar and Pasadena facilities.
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Pasadena
U.P
John A. Anderson
Anderson
California Institute of Technology
WBS
Earth
Rockefeller Foundation
Mt. Palomar
Reverse Santa Berkeley Police Seek Santa Claus Thief
Berkeley police today sought a suspect described as a reverse Santa who stole four unopposed Christmas gifts from Mr and Mrs Fred J Nemetz.
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Berkeley
U.R
Fred J. Nemetz
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