Costly strikes and union rules worry jobs and travel
Milwaukee strike settlement stalls over vacation car allowances delaying pay and work. West Coast steamships cancel sailings as Sailors Union talks loom, risking more layoffs. Hawaii travel plans falter as flight engineers threaten strikes, prompting shortages. NLRB allows AFL-CIO auto workers in Wisconsin to fine members for overproduction. New York electrical union seeks longer hours, raising costs and potential job cuts. President remains silent on rising production costs, while union leadership faces scrutiny over shifting incentives and wage demands.
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Wisconsin
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Quake Strikes Belgrade Area Sparking Serbian Panic
A strong earthquake hit the Belgrade region of Yugoslavia and was felt across a wide area near Sarajevo. Thousands fled as extensive damage swept downtown Sarajevo, including the main post office and government buildings. At least seven injuries reported amid tremors that reverberated to the Adriatic coast.
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Tanjug
Archduke Ferdinand
McCormack Campaigns Against Ted Kennedy In Mass Race
In Massachusetts, John W. McCormack joins his nephew’s bid to block Edward J. Kennedy in the Democratic senatorial primary. Kennedy defeats McCormack for the party endorsement at Springfield state convention while McCormack plans a public campaign to appeal to voters.
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McCormack
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Massachusetts
Ted Kennedy
Springfield
Auto Industry Drops Pact Banning Speed Ads
Ford Motor Co to withdraw from the five year old joint resolution restricting speed horsepower and racing in car ads. Chrysler followed saying the pledge is inoperative if others do not join. Studebaker and GM study Ford move. AM General Motors and Studebaker officials note industry shift toward higher horsepower despite claims of adhesion. Ford’s Henry Ford II says Ford will set its own ad standards amid congressional probes into speed and safety.
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Elyse Knox
Hollywood
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Harriet Nelson
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Borrowers urged to read Classifieds for loan options
Classifieds advertise Money to Loan TM as a quick solution for financial problems. The notice targets borrowers seeking credit and highlights available terms and approval tips.
Do intelligent people suffer more headaches than others
Doctors agree that intelligent perfectionists may suffer more headaches due to conscientious, overactive personalities. Modern clinics note rising headaches and new medications claim relief, including a product promising distinct relief after 20 years.
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