Labor statistics explore collective bargaining agreements
Roberts of the Bureau of Labor Statistics explains a study of agreements between employers and unions in Baltimore and beyond. He notes two broad classes: those detailing collective bargaining in industries and those covering non bargaining issues, with emphasis on check off provisions and voluntary settlements.
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Baltimore
Harold
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Bureau of Laver
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Department of la
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Bureau of Lavor Statistics
One World Not Enough Says Public on Russia Stance
The public mood in Washington shifts toward a firmer line against Russia. The text argues that Russia will not yield and questions if the United States and Russia can coexist peacefully. It suggests saying goodbye to Russia to secure world peace.
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Russia
United States
Rusia
Washington
Communism Fears Rise in National Government Infiltration
The national administration and Congress express deep concern over Communism infiltrating the U S government. The FBI is intensifying investigations into Communists, and J Edgar Hoover notes a sizable and troubling number of suspects.
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National Administration
Conress
Washington
United States
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jefferson on Newspapers Says Truth Lies in Four Chapters
A 1807 letter from Thomas Jefferson to J Norvell argues that newspapers distort reality and misinform readers. He contends readers may believe falsehoods as if they were truth, suggesting editors reform by dividing papers into Truths Probables Possibilities and Lies.
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Europe
Bonaparte
Thomas Jefferson
J. Norvell
Troubles in Washington politics and tax fears in 1948
The piece laments excessive political maneuvering in Washington over tax reductions for 1948. It suggests Republicans gain from liberal tax laws while President Truman’s veto faces a narrow Senate loss. It questions Henry Wallace’s nomination or independent bid and warns of burdensome taxpayer costs amid a charged political climate.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Trursp
Senate
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Public Ownership Pays Big Profits at Bonneville System
The public owned Bonneville and Grand Coulee dam power system yields large profits for Uncle Sam. For the year ended June 30, the Bonneville Power Administration reports a net profit of 6,255,290, with total profits to the Treasury reaching 22,821,000 since power sales began. After expenses and depreciation, the system could cover its investment costs, highlighting the advantage over private power firms.
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Onneville
Grand Coulee
Northwest
Paul J Faver
Bonneville Power Administration
Bonnevile
Uncle
Sam
Treasury of the
United States
Coul ‘Nake
Ow ‘Ater
Labor Union Awakening in Occupied Japan Reform Drives New Leadership
Theodore Cohen analyzes Japan’s postwar labor surge as occupation ends. More than half of wage earners joined free trade unions in 18 months, dwarfing the 1996 peak. New leadership emerges from workers, reshaping Japan’s economic program and democratic rebuilding.
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Japan
Theodore Cohen
Tokyo
U.S. Department of Labor
Trade Union Advisory Committee On International Affairs
Tabor
Beware of bogus gasoline savers and fuel pills
The bureau warns motorists about fake gas-saving products advertised as cures. Pills dropped in fuel allegedly only alter odor and can degrade performance and increase wear. Officials caution against “gasoline ropes” and similar deceptive aids to avoid damage to engines.
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Bureau
Bac Zea
Eyesight Vital for Precision Work in the Machine Age
Dr RW Brinser of Kindy Optical argues eyesight is essential as industry demands increased precision. The piece notes historical shifts from manual labor to machine age tasks, the rise of required focus under artificial light, and the value of efficient vision for safety and productivity.
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Kindy Optical Company
James Wait
Wall Street
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