Firms Hold Differing Views On Retirement Responsibilities
New York reports industry leaders clash over corporate duties to aid workers preparing for retirement. Some argue industry must address declining years beyond pensions, while others caution against expanding corporate responsibility. The National Industrial Conference Board cites examples: group discussions at Esso Standard Oil Prudential. Detroit Edison employee club retirement planning. Allis-Chalmers personal counseling and post retirement visits.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Esso Standard Oil
Prudential Insurance
Detroit Edison
Allis-Chalmers
Falcon Pipe Delivers Goo Free Smoking Experience
Falcon pipes eject goo with every puff preventing buildup before reaching the stem. The design omits filters since there is no goo to filter, promising a smooth, long lasting smoke described as the world’s sweetest by users.
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Falcon
Whittaker Chambers Recovering From Heart Seizure
Whittaker Chambers is coming along nicely but will stay at St. Agnes Hospital for a few more weeks to recover from a November 3 heart attack. The 52-year-old Chambers led key testimony in the Alger Hiss perjury case and runs a farm near Westminster, Maryland.
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Baltimore
Whittaker Chambers
St. Agnes Hospital
Chambers
Alger Hiss
Westminster
Damage suit verdict reversed by judge
Circuit Judge Elmer D. Goodland reversed a damage verdict against Alan Greeley of Racine in a case where the Chicago and North Shore railroad sued after Greeley’s car was struck by a train. The jury had awarded $1,939.89, but the judge ruled it was physically impossible for Greeley to warn officials his car was stalled on the tracks. The accident occurred January 20, 1951.
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Racine
Elmer D. Goodland
Chicago and North Shore Railroad
Alan Greeley
Greeley
Goodland
Ruling Sought On Milkhouses
Wisconsin dairy farmers face a challenge to the milkhouse rule set by the State Board of Agriculture two years ago. Assemblyman John Pritchard asks the attorney general to rule on its validity as deferments are granted for exceptional cases. The issue ties to politics with Pritchard a key rural spokesman.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
John Pritchard
Eau Claire
Legislative Council
Vernon W. Thomson
State Board of Agriculture
Council
Department of Agriculture
Pritchard
State Assembly
State Department of Agriculture
State Department of Health
FBI To Look Into Incident On Picket Line
U S attorney Timothy Cronin said he would ask the FBI to investigate Friday's picket line at Modine Manufacturing in Racine where federal marshal Clemens Michalski was blocked from loading finished products. No violence reported. Writs of replevin were secured by out of state firms claiming the goods. Local 82 CIO UAW president said union not targeting the government.
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Milwaukee
U. S
Timothy Cronin
FBI
Madine Manufacturing Co
Racine
Cronin
Clemens Michalski
Michalski
Louis Raschke
Cio-Uaw
Modine Company
Modine
Youths damage rustic gate in Ettrick after dance
In Ettrick Wisconsin a rustic cedar gate near C A Brye’s yard between Brye store and Ettrick Advance office was wrecked about 1 a m Sunday by youths after a Saturday night dance. Deputies Severson and Folkedahl stopped two Whitehall Pigeon Falls youths as they tried to flee. one collided with Folkedahl. A hall window broken by the same group was also reported. Sheriff Keilholtz said the youths would appear in Whitehall court.
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Ettrick
Wis
C. A. Brye
Brye
Ettrick Advance
Whitehall-Pigeon Falls
Albert Severson
Sever Folkedahl
Folkedahl
Charles Keilholtz
Whitehall
Missing Youths Reported After Monday Morning Incident
Two believed minor youths discussed in a local incident on Monday morning December 8. The report notes the event while mentioning the approximate speed of light as a contextual aside.
Logan Alumni Plan Meeting for 25th Anniversary
Logan High School alumni plan a Thursday 7:30 p.m. meeting to organize the December 29 celebration marking Logan’s 25th anniversary as a senior high. A dance from 9 to 12 in the new gym will feature Don Kayes’ Orchestra and organ music, with Christmas carols in the auditorium and homemade cakes donated by volunteers.
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Logan High School
Logan
Don Kayes
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