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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1954
Page
5
Washington dispatch by Norman Walker notes a postwar lull in strikes but warns that major steel and other contract negotiations loom. The piece previews an in-depth four part examination of the labor picture and what to expect as unions and management prepare for talks.
Readable excerpts describe a cautious shift in U S labor relations as unions press for pay gains amid weak exports and steel demand while employers seek cost cuts and resistance to featherbedding. Experts note pay rises are smaller and arbitration gains traction.
New York reports show U S airlines carrying record passenger volumes in late spring yet profits lag. Industry notes rising costs, adding jets faster than traffic grows, lowering load factors and squeezing earnings while planners steer toward air coach and tourist fare mixes.
General Alfred Gruenther told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee secret session that time may be running against the coalition as Russia strengthens its forces and satellite troops. He said the United States could end up behind the eight ball if Western defenses are not built, though he remained soberly optimistic about Europe’s overall prospects.
Vice Admiral Joe T. Boone, chief medical director of the Veterans Administration, yesterday dedicated an eight million dollar VA hospital in Cincinnati. The new institution, the 170th VA hospital, will serve as a surgical and general hospital.
Mrs. Lela S. Wier writes about a miraculous relief from rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatism restoring her mobility. She invites readers to write for details on the treatment and promises a prompt reply.
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