Southern wage raises in 1951 exceed 1950 levels
About 3 million Southern wage earners received general pay increases in 1951, with about 25 percent more wage-raise cases than 1950. The Textile and metal industries saw notable activity, with raises ranging from two to twenty cents per hour, most under five to ten cents.
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Charlotte
Fiieu Ss. Boeeerom
Brunswick A. Bagdon
Southern
Atlanta
Extel
Heals
Menatenly Osee
Wrens i Sesse
Agen Aga
Georgia
Aan
Johnson Stirs Debate Over Army Training on Islands
Senate panel chief Johnson charges Hawaii training of Army recruits wastes funds. Pace weighs the plan as Farrington notes program issues and facts. Johnson warns of transportation costs and possible moral concerns surrounding the island facility proposal.
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Washington
B. Johnson
D-Tex
Hawaii
Johnson
Senate Preparedness Investigating Committee
Pace
Farrington
Pace Tne Fn Cave
United
Gli Breaks Into Home For Domestic Moment
A police report from Pennsylvania describes a man entering a residence during a domestic disturbance. The incident details are sparse but indicate a break in and potential police response.
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Gli
Jacoby on Bridge How to Play Hearts in Today's Hand
In this hand the key is how the hearts are handled not just the opening lead. South must manage the suit to avoid losses and maintain control. The article explains that the player cannot afford more than two heart losses and a club loss, guiding the play to secure the six heart contract.
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South
Old Bolshevik Litvinov Dies in Moscow
Pravda reported Maxim Litvinov an Old Bolshevik and key architect of Soviet international cooperation died after a long illness in Moscow His body to lie in state at the Foreign Ministry conference hall Funeral details noted His tenure included ambassador to Washington from December 6 1941 to August 22 1943 and later replacement by Jacob Malik as foreign minister
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Moscow
Russia
Maxim Litvinov
V. I. U. Lenin
Communist Party
Pravda
Litvinov
Foreign Ministry
Zhaan
Washington
Jacob Malik
Man Faces New Year Minus Store Teeth
Houston report states Harris from Colmesnell Tex spent holidays in town. A bar encounter led him to a party where a woman left with his $55 set of false teeth. he discovered the theft when she departed.
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Houston
Tex
Harris
Colmesaan
Zeckendorf Makes Bid to Harness Webb & Knapp Merger
Real estate magnate William Zeckendorf leads a complex move involving Webb & Knapp and American Superpower as a potential merger. Tax implications loom large, with Zeckendorf facing capital gains taxes if he liquidates Webb & Knapp, while the deal reshapes ownership and preferred stock distributions.
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Power
Webb & Knapp
Noes Ver
William Zeckendorf
Webb & Ate
Zecken- 2
Suamd Superpower
Zecken
Comae Seneen
Wise
Wanda
Zeckendorf
Webb - Knapp
Kendorf
Twins Born In Different Years In Oneida NY
Mr and Mrs Samuel Parteko of Lebanon welcomed twins born in separate years. A girl named Anita Lind arrived at 1127 p m Monday night 1951. A son named Terry Lowie followed, marking an unusual birth date crossover for the family.
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Oneida
Samuel Parteko
Lebanon
Anita Lind
Terry Lowie
Parickon
Yeanold
Eugene Paul
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Jacoby
BY Oswald Jacoby
Johnstown
St. Joseph
Leslie Gould
Aetas Ianden
San
Santa
Wachovia
Time Payment
East Washington Street
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Pillsbury
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