European interest in American labor relations noted
UW economist Prof. Edwin Young reports strong European interest in American labor management practices and industrial relations techniques. He cites a Brussels store selling American goods at U.S. prices, Belgian wages, and a 48 to 44 hour work week negotiated with government help.
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Marco Named Clerk at Great Lakes Boot Camp
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Nasser Wins Egyptian Presidency as Sole Candidate
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Congress Braces For Busy Week On Key Legislation
Congress readies for adjournment in three weeks as defense money foreign aid highways and school aid bills loom. Senate nearing action on a billion plus Air Force boost while veterans pensions and civil rights face tests. House to tackle a large veterans pension bill amid sharp administration opposition and Legion support.
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