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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1950
Page
3
James Marlow analyzes the coal wage dispute noting miners lost about 100 days of work since last June 30 and with a 70 cent daily raise plus pension gains they would need roughly five years of 200 working days to recover the $1,405 lost during the layoff. The article observes wider demand shifts and owner losses depend on future coal pricing.
W L Robinson reports at Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station that a ration of corn, soybean oil meal, and minerals satisfies pigs on pasture but not for pigs in dry lot.
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues covering wind instrument hints
The piece outlines looming contract negotiations and wage demands from General Electric Westinghouse General Motors Chrysler and railroads. It notes 125 monthly pensions 10 cent hourly raises and union shop aims with key contract expirations May 24 April 28 and other spring deadlines. It assesses potential impact on consumer demand and retail sales amid strikes and depleted steel inventories.
Mrs. Elsie Tanner was adjudged guilty of deserting her husband though she remained in the same home. Dennis Roy Tanner was granted a divorce on those grounds as the judge noted they still shared a house despite separate bedrooms and minimal contact.
Belgrade March 8. Marshal Jose Broz Tito and the communist dominated people's front appear certain to win Yugoslavia's general election on March 26. The election law permits any candidate with 100 signatures, but no opposition signs have emerged to challenge Tito's bloc. Voters will elect 405 members of the lower house and 215 to the upper house with no literacy test required.
Hal Boyle offers a light essay on the nature of sin noting its endless, unresolved quality and public/private double standards. He riffs on Emerson, Seneca, Goethe and others while contrasting it with a cartoon ballot box analogy and political humor about voter behavior.
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