Europe Unify Economy for Mass Production and Trade
The piece argues that Europe should mimic the United States by removing trade barriers and fostering competitive production across 270 million Europeans. It notes risks of market division among nations and highlights Hoffman’s view of an economic, not political, union with later possible political integration.
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Imake
States
Europe
Hoffman
United States
Bethlehem Steel workers win employer paid pensions start at one hundred dollars
Other Firms backs pension plans for Bethlehem workers with government social security benefits, plus an insurance plan costing five cents per hour shared by employer and worker. Murray and Bethlehem officials sealed the deal at a three hour CIO conference in Cleveland. Mediator Cyrus S. Ching welcomed the settlement as a path to industrial peace. U. S. Steel invited talks, and Fairless pledged to study the agreement. Jones & Laughlin and the Aluminum Company of America may follow with settlements after Bethlehem.
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Murray
Cleveand
Cyrus S. Ching
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Aluminum Company of America
Czech Church fights law amid arrests and loyalty oath
Archbishop Josef Beran and Catholic leaders opposed a government bill seen as liquidating the church. Authorities arrested more than 300 nuns as tensions rose. Bishops ordered priests to obey the law while rejecting state salary increases and initially demanded loyalty to the communist regime.
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Josef Beran
Bankers urged to take broader national role in reconversion
Outlook shows improvement but economic adjustment hit some groups harder. The national economy shows stronger growth factors as the year advances. Snyder praises bankers for aiding industrial development through war and reconversion and says they now undertake broader responsibilities with earnestness and purpose.
Sets Stage For Red Purge In CIO Convention Fight
The CIO faces a clash over ouster measures as a Rosenblum committee proposes constitutional changes and a funding increase aimed at recovering leftist union members. Aimed at banning communists and totalitarians from leadership, the fight centers on left versus right within the organization and loyalty to endorsing policies.
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Amalgamated Workers
Constitution Committee
CIO
Communist Party
Severe cold weather grips Atlantic coast warnings issued
A winter storm warning stretches from Atlantic City to Cape Hatteras with strong northeasterly winds and gale conditions at sea this afternoon and tonight. A developing disturbance off the Carolina coast will deepen and move northeastward while small craft advisories remain in effect from Chesapeake Bay to Block Island.
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Atlantic City
Cape Hatteras
Carolina
Chesapeake and Delaware
Block Island
Tragic Head-On Crash Claims One Life Near Lumberton
Corbett Smith of near Lumberton was killed in a Fayetteville area auto mobile truck crash. His wife and Herman Allen, both of near Lumberton, were injured in the collision reported today.
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Corbett Smith
Lumberton
Here
Herman Allen
Scientists Explore Sun Light and Cancer Risk
Scientists discuss how ultraviolet rays influence cell growth and possible cancer effects. Drs Kaplan and Dulbecco describe the protective oxygen layer in the upper atmosphere that absorbs UV energy and releases heat, with implications for weather forecasting and long range predictions.
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Dulbecco
Kaplan
Utilities commission approves sale of Rowan Telephone
The Utilities commission on Monday approved the sale of the Rowan Telephone Co. at Granite Quarry. Bidders included R. B. McKinney of Salisbury E. M. Pierce of Wilmington and Melvin S. Gantt of Charlotte who offered $32,000 for the company.
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Raleigh
The
Utilities Commission
Rowan Telephone Company
Granite Quarry
R. B. McKinney
Salisbury
E. M. Pierce
Wilmington
Melvin S. Gantt
Charlotte
Price Drops Recorded On Old Tobacco Belt
Price belts report last week sales totaling 22.7 million pounds at an average of 47.64 per hundred. Eastern and middle North Carolina belts saw steady averages with belts selling 8.25 million pounds at 49.43 and 8.63 million pounds at 51.03 per hundred, with price drops of 1 to 4 dollars.
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Raleigh
Carolina
North Carolina
Old Belt
Middle
Fox Species Name Clarified by Biologists
Scientists state the grey fox belongs to the species Urocyon cinereus genteus, a classification noted in recent taxonomic discussions. The term clarifies regional genetic distinctions and promotes consistency in wildlife records.
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