TM Tremblow GM A UAW pact explained for five year path
The article outlines a tentative five year contract between General Motors and the Auto Workers union. It details a guaranteed wage rise of one cent per hour per year, totaling 20 cents, with annual cost of living adjustments that cap at a possible 3 cent net loss or gain depending on living costs movements. It explains how moves in living costs affect the cumulative raise over the five years.
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James Marlow Iiton
Considetwaet
General Motors and Auto Workers
Artion
Mondby
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Prescott News Community events and school programs May 26
Prescott announces a Friday 7 30 evening community singing at Central Baptist. May 29 to start two week Vacation Bible School for ages 4 to 16 at First Baptist, 8 30 to 11 30 each morning. Austin College Choir from Sherman Texas performs May 28 at First Presbyterian under Robert W Bedford. Choir tour includes New York City and a June 11 appearance for U U General Assembly in Massachusetts Springs Virginia. Prescott to host supervised summer recreation program with Community Recreation Association led by O R Peachey. May 30 Fun Night features PTA B PW Prescott school faculty Rotary and Kiwanis in ballgames with cake auctions to fund the recreation program.
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Austin College
Prescott
Sherman
Texas
Robert W. Bedford
New York City
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U. U
Massanotta Springs
Virginia
Community Recreation Association
O. R. Peachey
Chal
Bob Reynolds
Frank Gilbert
Jack Harrell
Carl Dalrymple
PTA
B & PW
de Molay
Rotary
Ki. Wenis
B & PW Rotary
Ki’ Wanis
Glorious thriller unfolds on a Boston beach murder scene
Gloria and Miltiades face a morgue mystery as Sal’s death ties to rival figures. Lieutenant McGann questions a crowd and tracks links to Hansen and the Splendide, while Gloria asserts family clout and hints at an unorthodox plan to uncover the truth. The case deepens with a police pursuit and tense confrontations.
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Miltenant McGann
Sal
Meutenant
Atever
Sammy
Amicgann
Dor
Walt
Bronx
Sam
Mally
Miltiades
Atlantic Ocean
Sre
Splendide
Homicide Headquarters
Binaggio Henchmen Indicted On Tax Evasion Counts
Kansas City May 25 Three Binaggio northside henchmen Walter L Rainey Samuel Goldberg and John Mangiaricina were indicted by a federal grand jury on tax evasion charges Goldberg faced five counts Rainey and Mangiaricina three counts each detailing unreported income in 1947 48 with a gross sum of 65631 The case ties to the Binaggio underworld probe and the slain boss Gargotta事件
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Kansas City
Charles Binaggio
Grand Jury
Charles Gargotta
Truman Road
Justice Douglas Named Father of the Year
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas was named father of the year by Alvin Austin, director of the National Father's Day Committee. He was selected as the most colorful and outstanding public figure whose actions embody the 1950 theme for a safe world tomorrow teach democracy today. Father's Day is June 18.
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New York
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
Alvin Austin
Douglas
Experts Figure Civil Defense to Take 2 Years
Washington reports government experts estimate two years before states and cities implement a permanent nationwide civil defense program. The civilian defense office plans a permanent plan ready for states and communities by September, while a temporary emergency plan guides cities using current equipment and manpower. Only 20 states have civil defense or disaster preparedness laws, seven others have administrative plans, leaving 21 without laws.
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Washington
Civilian Defense Office
National Security Resources Board
NLRB
Family Seeks Lawyer for Harry Gold
Philadelphia on May 23 reports Harry Gold a 49 year old chemist accused of delivering atomic secrets to Russia remains jailed as his family seeks legal representation. His brother Joseph says habeas corpus will be filed to challenge a $100000 bail set by Judge James P. McGranery. Harry is quarantined at Holmesburg County Prison under constant guard while his father Samuel and brother discuss his character.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
America
Russia
Lawsuet
Joseph
Harry
James P. McGranery
Holmesburg
Faher
Samuel
Naval Aviation Depot
McCarthy Broadside Deepens McCarthy Broadside Clash
Rochester May 26 Senator McCarthy and Owen Lattimore traded new charges in a widening dispute over alleged Communist influence in government. McCarthy presented documents claiming Lattimore blocked firing of two wartime Chinese workers, while Lattimore countered that McCarthy repeats charges without full records. McCarthy also attacked the State Department and Ambassador Jessup over alleged Communist links.
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Rochester
N. Y
McCarthy
R-Wis
Owen Lattimore
Wisconsin
Lattimore
U. S
Civil Service Commission
Baltimore
State Department
Senate, Foreign Relations
Department
Philip C. Jessup
Jessup
Arkansas Farmers Cited for Past Year's Services
Washington May 25 Two Arkansas were cited by the agriculture department today for outstanding services the past year. Dr Lyle T Alexander of Prairie Grove and Rose J Feducia of Helena were among 65 persons receiving the department's superior service award. Awards included a silver medal and a certificate. They are made on the basis of outstanding accomplishments or contributions by department employees in their particular field of work. Dr Alexander now with the division of plant industry soils and agricultural engineering was cited for achievements in soil science including integrating principles of soil chemistry and physics with those of soil genesis classification and management for investigating and using radioactive materials and for developing laboratory support in a basis and applied research for the national cooperative soil survey.
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Washington
Arkansas
Agriculture Department
Lyle T. Alexander
Prairie Grove
Rose J. Feducia
Helena
Alexander
Division of
Plant Industry, Soils and
National Cooperative Suil Survey
Lawmakers Blame Tax Writers Over Coop Tax Exemption
Washington May 26 Rep Mason charged House Ways and Means tax writers blocked a new tax bill by exposing inconsistencies. He cited the committee’s rejection of applying regular corporate taxes to certain exempt cooperative income and patrons dividends as political favoritism. The move, he said, signals no tax bill this year and jeopardizes $1 080 000 600 in excise tax cuts while aiming to raise $20 million yearly by tightening taxes on co op stockholders and patronage dividends.
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Washington
Mason
R-I
House
House Ways and Means
Caine
Coop
Counterfeit Ring Broken Seizes Eight in New York
A crackdown captured seven men and a woman in New York along with another suspect in Miami. Authorities allege a $3,000,000 counterfeit scheme to move funds to Cuba and finance a Dominican Republic revolt. Two Cubans were also detained as plotters. The indictment, dated in federal court, details an organized conspiracy to procure money from the U.S. treasury-like hoard.
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U.S. Hills
Cuba
Oxli
Dominican Republic
Bionde
Majmi
U.S
Edward W. McDonald
Brothers Held for Arkansas Circus Robbery
Two Baker brothers Rex Arcana Baker and Riley Simpson Baker, both of Dallas, are held in Omaha on federal charges of interstate transportation of stolen property linked to an $18,100 circus robbery in Berryville, Arkansas. They face arraignment as FBI and Omaha detectives arrest them. The Oct robbery during a Kelley Miller Brothers circus departure left the owners robbed and the wife’s diamonds taken.
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Omaha
Neb
Berryville
Ark
Las
Rex Arcana Baker
Riley Simpson Baker
Dallas
U. S
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bakers
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S. S.aden
FBI
al G. Kelley
Miller Brothers
Y. Huntsville
Kelley Miller
Miller
Taxing Unrelated Business Income in Farmers Co-ops
A committee spokesman cited an example where a farmers' cooperative runs two 10-cent stores as unrelated business income under tax rules. The debate centers on how such co-ops should be taxed for profits generated outside their cooperative aims.
Revolution talk ties to arrest in Cuban plot case
Commissioner warned of a spark for a revolution as U S Attorney Hoffmann voiced speculation while not commenting. Those arrested include Charlotte Whitehurst 25 Jesus M Rolan 39 Henry Chavarria 55 Jose Antonio Roche 50 Rudolph Schmids 33 and Roche’s brother Oscar Roche 50 seized in Miami Dr Jose Manuel Fernandez Hernandez 60 a Cuban political figure and Jesus Mon 38.
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Roy M. Zahn
U.S
Irving He Saypol
Cahn
Charlotte Whitehurst
Jesus M. Rolan
Henry Chavarria
Jose Antonino Roche
Rudolph Schmidiyg
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