Our Daily Bread and the Murray Wage Push Critique
The piece attacks Philip Murray and his United Steelworkers for pressuring wage hikes to boost union power, arguing higher steel prices raise living costs and endanger the economy. It warns government price controls failed historically and predicts crisis if wage and price advances continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
Murray
CIO
United Steelworkrs
Tie
Steel Workers
America
Cald
Philip Murray
Internal Revenue Bureau
Arery America
Murray Kouwe
Nistind Anes
Sebts
Bolivia Regime Arrests Thirty In Subversive Plot
Police report 80 persons detained in a subversive manifestation against the Junta regime. Detentions target members of the right wing MNR as authorities cite implications to the military junta. The incident follows a pilgrimage to Lt. Col Villarroel’s tomb amid a regime led by the party after contested elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Vaz Boliva
National Revolutionary Movement
MNR
el Diario
Innce
Gualburta Villarroel
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Queer Bequests in 1980 Trouser Auction Case
A New York unit owning TL pairs UE trousers died in 1980 and left a will to auction the trousers without examination, giving one pair to each person. The executor followed orders and buyers discovered $1000 sewn in a cuff of each truwse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reds Release List of Prisoners Including General Dean
The United Nations and Allied sources report that the Reds released a list of about 3,000 prisoners they claim to hold, among them General Dean. Spokesmen fear prisoners faced starvation and poor care, while some were indoctrination attempts. meanwhile Red Cross observers note better treatment and winter supplies arriving for UN prisoners. Continued on age Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huth Tolkyo
Doe
United Nations
U.N
Allien
N. Corman
International Red
International Red Cross
Reai Davky
U. Ny
Korea
Validity of Truck Law Questioned
A 1949 Arkansas truck tax law faced a federal injunction as out of state truckers charged the act compels interstate firms to pay a privilege tax. The suit names Attorney General Ike Murry and three PSC members, arguing revenue use and penalties violate interstate commerce. Plaintiffs include firms from Michigan Missouri Oklahoma and Illinois with Memphis addresses.
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Site Tech
Arkansas
Yesterdirect
Prulaski Charbers Court
Ike Murrind Ue
al Public Service Commis
PSC
Murry
Cale
Cayrney
Commercial Carriers Inc
Howard Sober Inc
Truckaway Corp
C.& J. Commercial Driveway Inc
Michigan United Transports Inc
Oklahoma City Associated Transports Inc
Speedway Transports, Inc
Missouri
Earl Martindale Again Heads PMA Committee
Earl Martindale was re elected chairman of the Hempstead County Productions and Marketing Administration PMA Committee based in Hope. Washington Wis was named vice chairman and Prescot selected as vice president. Committee members, all longtime farmers, will assist with conservation and production issues and the group operates from Hempstead County Court House.
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Tn Wie
Vaunyhe
PAA
Mateiiudite
Rt. 2
Nash Villeea
Hempstead County
City
Theks
Washington Wis
Yw. Lie
Prescot
Ts Cloeted Veuulie Gener
Celbert Ad B. Atnokl
Coremuveren
Cromaneh Farming Cam
Niunity i
Hempstead
Hye County
PMA
Ure Court House
Hope
Department of Agriculture
Murder suspect Ross surrenders to police as bail set
In Baltimore region a slender suspect named Ross gave himself up after being tracked by officers. He is charged with murder in Cleveland and faces a federal complaint for flight to avoid prosecution. Detained in $40,000 bond, he awaits arraignment as investigators piece together flight details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balhimore
Mimi
George Uss
Teday
Cleveland
Ross
Bualtimore
Tie
Olfe Luney
Robert i Bannery
Tde Ward Duvall
Lobwece Fauier
Biles Hin & Hi
Fran
Glen Burnie
Alout Vinhl
Here
Duivall
Ross Fron
Polis Sou Ag
Ley Ross
Porney J. Haas
Cleyland
Dee
U.S
Ernest Volkart
Ballinore
Howard County
Iran
California
Silhe Benotal
State Police Arrest 210 in November
State Police report 210 arrests in November including 12 convictions and 16 transfers to other officers. Stolen property valued at 8,950 dollars recovered. four accidents investigated with no fatalities. Mosquitoes noted as a factor in regional health issues. The Panama Canal history is touched on regarding mosquitoes and a French attempt in the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avkuhris State
Pulte
Unis Dra Wiel
Hempstead
Panania
France
Lions to Meet Prepare Yule Packages Friday
Miss Norm Jean Archer entertained Lions Club members with Christy songs and guests from several local firms. Gifts were presented to Me Wooley and Wes Nitemeyer for aid in the Prescott radio auction. Members prepared boxes for needy families at the Armory Friday night. Deliveries planned Sunday December 23 with a donation from the Negro Goodfellows. The club will not meet Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norm Jean Archer
Lions Club
Regulie
Armory
Negro Goodfellows
Prisoners held in four red camps near Sinuiju
A U N spokesman said 318 American prisoners and others are held in four camps near the Yalu River between Pyongyang and Sinuiju. Most British and other nationals are in the same camps. South Koreans in seven camps. Prisoners report Christmas plans and meals, with some receiving quilts and blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Yrisong
Pyongyang
Sinuiju
U. N. Communil
Williams P. Nuckols
Changsongt
Yalu River
Pas
Sanuiju
Changsung
Pyoktong
U.N
Ar d
Giza
Dan Mill
Red
Alan Winnington
London Family Worker
Walfred Burchett
Consoir
North Korea
United Nations
Reds
Winnington
Burchetl
Burchett Qaid
Winnington and Burchett
Fireworks Store Blast Shakes Monroe Downtown
A fireworks store blast in Monroe La caused a fire and structural damage. Five workers escaped unharmed while a reported injury remained unclear as fire crews brought the blaze under control within about 30 minutes. Fire damaged a dairy nearby and debris flew across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Dee
Cuts in Price for Stalin Biography Volumes Abroad
Communist publishers announce price cuts for Stalin's biography set. The 16 volume work drops from six East marks per volume to 4.45 East marks, making the full set about 3.10 dollars, roughly 19 cents per volume in American terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Stalin
Uncertain Steel Strike Looms as Ultimatum Issued
Steel workers press a potential national strike as Ultimatum by C10 signals urgency. President Philip Murray asserts wage stance and warns of unavoidable action without a contract. Government mediation steps up with Cyrus Ching and Michael Disalle arranging talks and price control measures.
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Pittsburgh
Wehinatua
Philip Murray
Moreau
Weyray
Polivy
Are LO
Mitra Neertyel
Saeddards
Palley Committee
Mareau
OSW
Anay le Dell Ad Atlantic
Ainy
Murray
Walléhicd
le Tteration
Federa
U.S
Cyrus
Ching
Federal Mediation and Combation Service
Price
Michal V. Disalle
Economis
Ioc
Farmers Vaccinate for Bang's Disease in Hempstead County
Hempstead County farmers vaccinated cattle against Bang's disease from October 19 to December 1, with 4502 cows in herd vaccination so far. County Agent coordinated groups and a vaccination schedule with Panega of Aginal Industry and the State Veterinarian. Vaccination aims to reduce losses from Brucellosis, which lowers calf crops by about 22 percent and can reduce herd weights by thousands of pounds. The vaccination program is free through County Adams, offered annually in May and October, and community farm leaders aided requests for vaccination services.
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Yhe Bul
YS Hempestead
Adan
Yauwini
Decdors
Bunn
Willy Dad
the & Tle
United States
Calthood
Hempstead
Ynars
Coun Adams
Ex Hope Man Promoted by Vargo in Garland Texas
Elwin Selisbury, a native of Hempstead, formerly of Hope, has been promoted to foreman of a department at the Vargo Manufacturing Company in Garland Texas. The announcement appeared in The Varometer, the company publication, noting he has been with the firm about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Texas
Vargo Manufacturing Company
Varometer
Elwin Selisbury
Hempstead
Mayor Brown Urges Delay on Power Decision
Article reports Mayor Brown urging the city council to postpone a decision on a power project. The piece then outlines state guidance on farm production targets and department forecasts for Arkansas crops, including projected bushels and yields, with figures cited for corn and other commodities.
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Brown
Arkansin Gunns
Arkdtiant Chen
PrHebt
Two Killed in Crash at Shreveport
A wreck at Barksdale Air Force Base in Shreveport resulted in two deaths as a plane skidded and slammed into a residence. Investigators say the crash occurred after an unsuccessful attempt to land, with the aircraft tumbling into a home and causing extensive damage to the surrounding area. The victims, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Meluniel, were inside the residence and died at the scene. Emergency crews responded immediately, but no survivors were reported among the crew. The incident followed an aborted landing on the base, triggering an ongoing investigation into the cause.
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Shreveport
Barksdale
W. C. Meluniel
Ariel
Ozan Soldier in Korea Seeks Pen Pals for Women
A fragment from a wartime notice invites young women to write to a member of the 27th Infantry Wolfhounds in Korea. The message includes backstory for Private Thomas J. Webb and provides an APO mailing address in San Francisco for correspondence.
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Ozan
Korea
Tatantey
27Th Infantry Wolfhownds
Thomas Ly
Webb
Wie
27Th Infantry Wolt Hounds
Thomas J. Webb
Apo
San Franciscy
Cait
Military to Take Over Planes in National Emergency
Washington reports that 100s of commercial four engine aircraft would be militarized for use in any national emergency under a government plan announced by Secretary Lovett and Secretary Sayer. Planes and crews would be available on eight hours notice to augment military air transport without hindering commercial service. Number involved not disclosed.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Lovett
Secretary of Commerce
Sayer
Ozan Man Hit By Car Left With Broken Leg
Ozan Coburn of Oat wit bidlly Tiert was struck as he stepped from a tick near Huto ad Ova. He suffered leg injuries described as twice broken and general bruises. An automobile occupied by dK Polk and acting Sraith, Nashville, stopped at the scene. He was taken to an Ltape hospital for treatment.
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Coburn
Huto
Dk. Polk
Sraith
Ul Nastville
Nashville
Aanbudanes
Ran
Fulbright Sees Corruption to Be Corrected in Address
Senator Fulbright spoke at the Young Men's Minner Club claims corruption in government. He defended the Reconstruction Finance Corporation while backing its reform or abolition and warned against full defense spending fueling inflation and potential total war. He argued excess deficits risk prompting aggressive moves by Australia.
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Olio City
Walkara Dulbright
Ari
Grimk
Harding’ Tey
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hfe
Weather Death Toll Climbs to 163
A vast snow storm blankets the nation from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic coast, with forecasters warning of a worsening cold wave. Four to eight inches of snow are forecast for New York, three to six inches for Pennsylvania and northern Ohio, and one to three inches for New Jersey and northern Virginia before rain. Northeastern New York faces four-foot drifts in Watertown with some 10-foot piles, stranding motorists and prompting emergency declarations in Watertown and Jefferson County. Transport across Lake Erie region halts as snow piles up and city crews rush snow removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Washington
New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Virginia
Atlanta
Spartanburg
Charlotte
N.C
Greenaboro
Frehrmond
Allanta
Wyoming
Montana
Great Plains
Great Lakes
New England
Watertown NH
Watertown
Jefferson County
Lake Bate
Detroit
Motor City
City council debates power plant expansion and bids
The council weighs immediate Burns & McDonnell proposal to expand Whitt plant capacity at about $4.0 million, versus interim private power options from Ark Power & Light and Southern Gas & Electric. A public meeting and further study are planned before Dec 1 as the new council takes office.
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Coute “Acn
Athens
Dunand
Mir Atauip
Buran & McDonnell
Namthy
Burns & Meloniel
Buyns
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