Eisenhower Durkin Labor Law Changes Paralleled In Eight Proposals
President Eisenhower and Labor Secretary James Durkin issued parallel and overlapping proposals on Taft Hartley act reforms. Eight points match across both sets including contract reopeners, prehire agreements, union dues checkoff, and state federal jurisdiction, with differences on oath, anti communism provisions, and emergency strike powers. The row highlights eight overlapping items and several unique ideas from each side.
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Durkin
Eisenhower
James Marlow
Washington
Martin Durkin
Plumbers Union
White House
James P. Mitchell
Congress
Eishow
National Labor Relations Board
Eisen
NLRB
North Carolina Banking Commission Set to Meet
The State Banking Commission will meet in Raleigh next Wednesday to review multiple applications. Highlights include Stanly Industrial Bank proposed in Albemarle, a Dawson Street Branch for Peoples Savings Bank in Wilmington, a Fairview Road teller branch for Bank of Raleigh Roxboro, and a Pine Tops merge via Peoples Bank & Trust Co. with Pinetops Banking Co. The Scottish Bank Lumberton seeks a West Inn Drive-In branch in Salisbury and a move of its consumer credit department.
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Raleigh
State Banking Commission
Alarke
Albemarle
Stanly Industrial Bank
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust Co
Wilmington
Dawson Street
Bank of Raleigh
Fairview Road
Peoples Bank
Roxboro
Liquor Sales Drop Nearly $1 Million in North Carolina 1953
North Carolina ABC reports 1953 liquor store sales at $64.98 million, down $965,194.85 from the previous year. Most decline occurred in the last six months, with December sales $7.73 million, aided by Caswell County openings. Mecklenburg led with $1.295 million, Greensboro $765,670, Asheville $542,230, and Winston-Salem $540,057.30.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
ABC
Tom Allen
Allen
Caswell County
Caswell
Mecklenburg
Greensboro
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Jebb Sees China Admitted to U N Under Conditions
Sir Gladwyn Jebb, British U N delegate, said in Baltimore he believes Red China could join the U N if Korea hostilities end, China shows non aggression, and commits to peaceful settlement. He spoke at Johns Hopkins University before leaving to be British ambassador to France.
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Baltimore
Gladwyn Jebb
United Nations
Red China
U.N
Korea
Jebb
Johns Hopkins University
France
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