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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1953

Page

14

Production May Cut All Control On U. S. Metals

U S metal controls may ease as steel and copper quotas rise with defense pullback. Aluminum output to increase aided by Pacific Northwest weather, while manufacturers prepare for a buyers market and higher production goals. Steel mills record peak output as 1952 quarter results forecast generous postwar quotas and a steel bonus looms from the National Production Authority.

Sam Dawson New York Weatherman Pacific Northwest Washington American Iron and Steel Institute White House Iron Age National Metalworking

Eisenhower Rejects CIO Push for Labor Post

President elect Eisenhower refused CIO President Walter Reuther’s request to appoint a CIO officer as undersecretary of labor. He instead named AFL veteran Martin P. Durkin as labor secretary undersecretary after Durkin’s resignation from the AFL Plumbers Union. Reuther’s Dec 13 letter and Eisenhower’s Dec 18 reply fueled speculation of AFL outreach and CIO reaction.

Washington Eisenhower CIO Walter Reuther AFL Reuther Labor Department Martin P. Durkin of Labor AFL Plumbers Union Durkin

Oklahoma Rep Urges Caution Over Smear Tactics in DPS Probe

Oklahoma City Representative Cunningham faced accusations over a Tulsa County bribery claim asking for protection payments. The Rules Committee rejected a full investigation after defense by Dixie Gilmer and testimony by Henry Salisbury, with Rep. Levergood and Rep. Ozman urging caution and noting insufficient evidence.

Oklahoma City John Levergood Shawnee Oklahoma House of Representatives Levergood House Department of Public Safety Robert O. Cunningham Dixie Gilmer Tulsa County Cunningham Dence Gilmer Henry Cook Salisbury Tulsa Salisbury Charles Ozman Lawton Rules Committee Bob

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