Organized Labor Receives Call To Serve Not Dominate
Dr. Leo Wolman of Columbia University critiqued labor monopolies as AFL-CIO opens a $4 million Washington headquarters. President Eisenhower urged unions to serve the people, while Wolman warned of excessive union power, forced dues, and limited worker voice amid strikes and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wolman
Columbia University
Sedgefield Manor
Afl-Cio Combine
Washington
Eisenhower
Dr. Wolman
Afl-Cio
Editorial View on Forced Labor Ban at ILO Meeting
Editorial traces U S positions at the ILO Geneva gathering on a forced labor ban. It notes U S preference for a treaty or broader convention with reservations, the Bricker Amendment influence, and the switch from a labor-focused treaty to one tied to international commerce. It recounts U N and ILO actions from 1947 to 1955 and U S policy shifts under Dulles and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Labor Organization
Geneva
United States
U. S
I.L.O
Free World
Bricker
American Federation of Labor
U. N
Economic and Social Council
Senate
Dulles
State Department
Labor
James P. Mitchell
White House
Lawless Labor Ties: Racketeering in Trade Unions Examined
The piece contrasts British and American unions noting Britain's clean record in leadership, tax scrutiny, and public accounting. It discusses racketeering forms from kickbacks to protection rackets used by gangsters, and links to politicians who fear anti labor labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour Party
Socialista
Clement Attlee
Herbert Morrison
Hugh Gaitskell
Aneurin Bevan
Se Ae
Treasury
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
High Point social news honors attend 10th annual Shute ins event
Miss Elsie Dickens of High Point crowned queen for a year at Shut-ins Day party in Lexington. King Dallas Mallison of Oriental also crowned. Event drew handicapped attendees from North and South Carolina. Notables include Buster Moffit of Hattiesburg, Frank Graham honorary degree at Hebrew Union College, and Mardi Gras chair Armstrong at UNC. Wall Street Journal to open High Point office per Duke Power notice.
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Elsie Dickens
High Point
Lexington
Blair Park Club House
Miss Dickens
Dallas Mallison
Oriental
Good Pals Club
North Carolina
South Carolina
Moseley
Cincinnati
Frank Graham
Hebrew Union College
Cerneys
Nelson Glueck
Holy Land
Graham
U. S
Charles P. Taft
J. Waskom Pickett
India
Dr. Graeham
Dim Armstrong
J. P. Armstrong
University of North Carolina
Wall Street Journal
Robert Jordan
Southeastern
S. Reed
Duke Power Company
Society of Security Analysis
Southeastern United States
Jordan
Howell McElfresh
Piedmont
Florida
Atlanta
High Point Enterprise Leadership Listing
A garbled masthead from the High Point Enterprise lists executive names and roles. D A Rawley is shown as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, with a note of a supervisor or manager position also present though illegible.
High Point Enterprise Publication Info and Notices
Publication details show pricing for mail and carrier per year and note about Associated Press ownership. Copyright and distribution statements indicate local news rights and independence of distributors.
Pennsylvania doctors sail from Wilmington on Caribbean cruise
North Carolina ports gain boost as University of Pennsylvania medical school sponsors a Caribbean cruise from Wilmington starting November 17 aboard the M S Stockholm. Pennsylvanians travel with a study program for credits while families enjoy shore visits to Nassau and other Caribbean ports.
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North Carolina
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania School Medicine
Wilmington
Quaker State Medicals
M. S. Stockholm
W. Richardson
North Carolina Health Department
N. C. Medical Society
North
Nassau
St. Thomas
Martinique
Carrbbean
Pennsylvania University Medical School
Carolina
Duke University Medical School
Duke
New York
U. S
Naples
Rome
Ports Authority
Conhead City
Notes on the News: North Carolina Hosts Tourists and Writers
North Carolina showcases tourism diversity with visitors from out of state. A Blue Ridge Parkway tour led by Asheville Chamber of Commerce and partners highlighted Cherokee, Grandfather Mountain and nearby attractions. An upcoming gathering of Tar Heel enthusiasts at Nag's Head will feature hotel and conservation sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
West
Blue Ridge Parkway
Saylor's blonde quest and Green's Senate milestone
The piece notes Representative John P. Saylor failing to find a constituent's ideal blonde within Capitol Hill circles. It then reports Theodore Francis Green set to become the United States Senate's oldest member on June 17 at 88 years. Friends plan a cocktail party, and Green remains a spirited party-goer while other predictions touch on submarines and re enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John P. Saylor
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Armstrong County
Saylor
Capitol Hill
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
United States Senate
Justin Smith Morrill
Vermont
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senator Green
Makins
Queen Elizabeth
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China
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Hungary
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U. N. Economic and Social Council
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Lepke
Gurrah
Murder, Inc
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Theresa
Holt McPherson
Sharon Bevan
W. P
Buster” Moffit, Jr
Sears
Hattiesburg, Miss
Mobile
Ala
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East Lake
Hattiesburg
Community Chest
Rotary Club
Merchants Division
Chamber of Commerce
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Buster
Game
St. Louis
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High Point Enterprise
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