Mission House leader urges end to Kohler strike
Dr. Louis H. M. Gunnemann head of Mission House Theological Seminary appeals to Kohl er and UAW CIO to release creative energy and resolve the 17 month Kohler Co strike. He cites Christian principles of power wealth and service and says rights are best maintained while both sides serve the community.
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Plymouth
Long Kohler Co
Mission House Theological Seminary
Louis HM. Gunnemann
Evangelical and Reformed Church Seminary
Herbert W. Kohler
Allan Graskamp
Uaw-Cio
Clarence Koehler
Sheboygan
County Ministerial Association
Gunnemann
Gunneman
Builders Lament Tight Money Hampering Home Loans
New Yorkers report a squeeze on lending as demand for loans rises while supply tightens. Builders say customers struggle to secure mortgages, while lenders warn higher rates will curb risky borrowing and may slow housing starts. The U S Savings and Loan League, led by J Howard Edgerton, forecasts a record mortgage volume this year.
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New York
Veterans Administration
Federal Housing Administration
United States Savings and Loan League
J. Howard Edgerton
Los Angeles
Guaranteed Wage Becomes Burden on Managers, Ritter Says
National Association of Manufacturers president Henry G. Ritter III told about 900 bankers at the University of Wisconsin graduate school of banking that the guaranteed annual wage adds rigidity to the economy. He warned it signals pay without work and could drive patterns of wage pacts across industries.
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Madison
National Association of Manufacturers
Henry G. Ritter Hii
West Orange
N.J
University of Wisconsin
Toronto Expanding Harbor Facilities
Toronto lays out a five stage plan to boost St Lawrence seaway shipping. A new terminal with berths for four ships and vast covered cargo space opened last spring. By fall the city expects two acres of waterfront land to be turned over for expansion.
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Toronto
Toronto Harbor
St. Lawrence Seaway
Harbor Commission
Lake Ontario
Wisconsin names 50 newly certified registered pharmacists
The State Board of Pharmacy announced about 50 individuals granted certificates to practice as registered pharmacists. Recipients include Herbert G. Afdahl Viroqua Lawrence A. Bernacchi Kenosha Lyle W. Block Beaver Dam Sister M Braun Manitowoc and others across Wisconsin cities including Green Bay Appleton Stevens Point Racine Eau Claire Superior Madison plus Lake Geneva Hayward and Bayfield.
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Wausau
Lawrence V. Hamilton
Galesville
Bernard Kaufman
Rudolph A. Knauer
Appleton
Richard J. Kellermann
Donald M. Rogalla
Stevens Point
Robert J. Kubiak
Neenah
James J. Lampereur
Luxemburg
Russell M. Lange
Platteville
Gerald J. Mallachowitz
Watertown
Morgan F. Meyers
Bayfield
Richard K. Nelson
Superior
Robert A. Nyquist
McFarland
Langford and Hall Divorce End 17-Year Marriage
Frances Langford and Jon Hall have been divorced in Stuart Florida after a 17 year marriage. The decree was granted last Tuesday with an amicable separation and property settlement signed Friday. They wed in June 1938 and had no children.
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Stuart, Fla
Frances Langford
Jon Hall
NLRB Rules In Union Favor On Strike Approval
The NLRB voted 3-2 to bar an employer from requiring a union victory preapproval by all employees before a strike or contract changes. Borg Warner Corp in Wooster Ohio faced a ruling that banning such universal votes preserves union bargaining power, reversing a 1953 Chicago court decision. Dissent by Guy Farmer argued the majority oversteps in shaping bargaining demands.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Wooster
Ohio
Borg
Warner Corp
CIO
United Auto
U.S. Court of Appeals
Chicago
Borg-Warner
Guy Farmer
Philip Ray Rodgers
Eisenhower
Abe Murdock
Ivar Peterson
Truman
Boyd Leedon
Farmer
Man Loses Bet as Teeth Dislodge After Weight Lift
In Preble New York Charles Simmes attempted a 250 pound weight lift with his teeth. The weight failed to rise and four front teeth were knocked out in the process.
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Preble
N.Y
Charles Simmes
Quits Mechanic's Job After Winning Pool
Ernest Victor King of Dagenham quits his 30 year post as a mechanic after winning 63,271 pounds in a football pool. The 56 year old, earning 9 pounds 16 shillings weekly, becomes a tax free instant millionaire and plans to buy a vacuum cleaner and visit his daughters in Canada and New York. He predicted tie games on Saturday, costing six pence.
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Dagenham
England
Ernest Victor King
London
Ernest
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Unifax
Kohler
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Ritter
Raymond J. Oosterhous
Charles G. Schultz
Andrew J. Smith
Racine
Gregory A. Spears
Phillips
William E. Steidtmann
Eau Claire
Richard W. Whalley
Hayward
Jack W. White
Lake Geneva
Janis Apinis
William R. Clussman
Paul J. Hartung
John Dana Rice
Robert L. Rust
Earl E. Sallander
Robert Schwartz
Mamoru Shigemitsu
John Foster Dulles
Tay
Mercury
LMNDA
Lacrosse Motors, Inc
St. LaCrosse
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