Reuther Plans For Pensions And Wage Demands In Auto Labor
UAW President Walter Reuther signals new contracts with pensions and social security alongside higher pay as the cost of living falls for the fifth month. He estimates a 30 cent per hour raise for about one million workers could lift auto industry costs and car prices, affecting inflation and public taxes through pension and health insurance measures.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
United Automobile Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Mr. Reuther
Henry Ford II
Reuther
Greensboro Sets Nine One Way Streets In Downtown Plan
High Point readers note traffic growth and city planning needs as Greensboro inaugurates nine downtown one way streets including Sycamore Gaston Forbis Davie Elm Greene Battleground Price and Paisley. Traffic signals will be synchronized and maps are available at service stations. The aim is to reduce jams and speed travel amid growing vehicle use.
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Greensboro
City Council of
Sycamore
Gaston
Forbis
Davie
Elm
Greene
Battleground
Price
Paisley
Main Street
High Point
W.A.B
Capitol Square Outlook on 200 Million Road Bond Issue
The administration faces uncertain fate of a 200 million road bond proposal with possible submission to voters. Legislative action and public reaction are unsettled as bills may alter size terms or tie the bond to gasoline taxes. A North Carolina committee opposes nominating Jonathan Daniels as national committeeman citing quotes from Clash of Angels.
Press group splits on proposition fate after meeting
About thirty newspaper men surveyed at the press association meeting predicted mixed outcomes for the proposal. Rural press favored a 60-40 win chance while city papers warned of heavy publicity needs to sway voters. Similar views emerged from legislators after their weekend home.
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Press Association
General Assembly
Geographical split in road bond support emerges
The observed support versus opposition shows cities with highway commissioners nearby vote more favorably on the road bonds. Distant and isolated communities express less satisfaction and are less likely to turnout without intensive promotional efforts.
Governor Scott Receives Broad Mail On Creech Case
Letters arriving in recent days show widespread approval of the governor’s decision not to intervene in the Creech death sentence. Commenters range from a superior court judge to a rural woman, with many expressing pride in the chief executive’s courage, though some letters reveal prejudice or strong religious tones.
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Scott
Creech
Opposition Stirs Over Capitol Square Letters
Capitol Square ran into a flutter on Monday and Tuesday as state Democratic executive members discussed letters received, signaling internal party tensions and potential policy or leadership rifts within the organization.
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Capitol Square
Democratic
Sound reasoning split over Raleigh editor selection
The letter faced mixed reception as critics offered other reasons to oppose Jonathan Daniels as Raleigh editor. They cited his lack of real service to the state Democratic party and speculation he could rise high in national administration, perhaps as ambassador. Most opposition rested on the belief that a few party big shots could sway two hundred state committee members.
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Raleigh
Jonathan Daniels
State Democratic Party
State Committee
Washington Dispatch Sparked Daniel 7 Selection Debate
Washington carried the first news of Daniels selection though Raleigh is thought to be the source. Oldtimers recalled Tar Heels seeking Washington for statements with Senator Simmons. They resented the notion that a few national leaders in the capital could direct North Carolina voting.
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Washington
Raleigh
Oldtimers
F. M. Simmons
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Democratic Organization
Democratic Committee
Stepping Stone Daniels Likely Nominated by State Committee
The state committee is expected to nominate Daniels at the meeting next Wednesday night. The decision hinges on concerns that he seeks the role as a stepping stone to higher office and on resentment toward self designated party leaders, not religious views from a novel published twenty years earlier.
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Daniels
State Committee
Greensboro Attorney Objects to Daniels as National Committeeman
Greensboro attorney C L Shuping registered objections to Jonathan Daniels editor of the News and Observer becoming national committeeman to succeed the late Joe Blythe. Shuping accuses Daniels of using the party for self service while noting his education travel and loyal party service. He questions his interpretations in the book Clash of Angels and favors practical party usefulness over other concerns.
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Jonathan Daniels
North Carolina
C. L. Shuping
Greensboro
Daniels
Dante
Democratic Party
News and Observer
Joe Blythe
Shuping
Jonathan
Josephus Daniels
Devil
Lucifer
Who Owns Water in Clouds and the Rain Makers
A New York query asks who owns water in clouds amid Utah Nevada disputes over artificial rain. Engineering News Record says clouds are public while water becomes a landowner’s once in possession, raising potential legal clashes over cloud-borne moisture and diversion rights.
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New York
Nevada
Utah
Engineering News-Record
McGraw-Hill
Engineering News Record
Britain lifts rationing on clothing for first time in eight years
Britons could buy suits, overcoats, children's wear, and dresses without ration coupons. Woolen goods and woven wool are removed from the ration list. If Wool prices rise like in the United States, shoppers may still face high costs or no purchase without coupons.
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England
America
Republican Leaders Discuss Attracting Voters In Omaha
Republican leaders in Omaha debate purging Old Guard influence for a liberal, active leadership. Young Republicans call for broad coalitions seen in historical shifts in 1850 and 1884 with Civil Service and tariff reform. A fragment notes a Dickinson poem and a restaurant anecdote about a waitress and a hen named Betty.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Union Party
Grover Cleveland
The
Christian Science Monitor
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Danaher becomes lobbyist for Fuller Brush in Washington
In this Washington column George Dixon notes ex Senator John A Danaher now registers as a Fuller Brush lobbyist. Indefinite answers on expenses salary and duration raise humorous questions about the new role. The piece also comments on Mrs Margaret Chase Smith’s styling changes and other Capitol antics.
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Danaher
Fuller Brush
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Quiet Hodges Led First Army From St Lo To Elbe
New York dispatch notes General Courtney Hodges retirement after a storied 43 year career rising from private to full general. Hodges commanded the American First Army from Normandy to the Elbe guiding major Allied advances and linking with the Russians. Despite fewer public laurels than Patton, Hodges valued his army’s records over personal fame.
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New York
Courtney H. Hodges
Hodges
St. Lo
France
Elbe
Germany
West Point
Normandy
Paris
Belgium
Aachen
Rhine
Remagen
Omar Nelson Bradley
Haertgen Forest
the Bulge
George Patton
Patton
Georgie” Patton
Georgia
Hollywood Gossip Roundup Flashes of News and Rumors
A sweep of entertainment and public life notes links Merle Oberon and Count Dini divorce talk in Rome to chic showbiz buzz. Patrick Munsel Reed, Kay Thompson and the Cops City act tour Miami Beach to high demand while legal and political jabs mix with fashion and theater chatter.
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Merle Oberon
Count Dini
Rome
Kay Francis
Joel Ashley
Babe Didrickson
Metopera
Patrice Munsel
Philip Reed
Hollywood
DC-6
Bob Hope & Co
Providence
Dwight Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Herr von Papen
Hitler
Eva Braun
Miami Beach
Kay Thompson
Wms Freres
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Jack Cole
Sammy Kaye
New York Show Biz Gossip Mix Fleeting Headlines
A burst of items from New York and beyond includes S Tucker H Richman and J Miles at Beachcomber, editor firings for cost saving, Cuban sugar heir Louis Nunez and star Marlee Hayden, Dunn in Sing Sing recounting to Gov Dewey, and rumors from Cafe Society Downtown. Also mentions Vishinsky in sanitarium, tax crackdowns in Miami Beach, Gieseking return to Europe, and Broadway musical tax troubles.
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Don Arden
S. Tucker
H. Richman
J. Miles
New York Gazettes
Louis Nunez
Marlee Hayden
Dunn
Sing Sing
Gov. Dewey
New York
Fuller Warren
Florida
Miami Beach
Manhattan
Bronx
Gieseking
Europe
Jenny
Victoria Theatre
Vishinsky
Boring Mammal and Word Puzzle Fragments
Puzzle listing with scattered clues and partial phrases. Appears as a mixed-sense wordplay page segment featuring definitions, abbreviations, and scattered lettered hints without a coherent article narrative.
Quotes on economic stability and media power
The text presents quotes from Leon H. Keyserling urging democracy to pursue justice amid hardship and prosperity, and Arthur Godfrey asserting the duty to protect radio audiences rather than cater to a few viewers on television.
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Leon H. Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur Godfrey
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