Atomic Labor Talks Aim At Labor Peace In Atomic Plants
Washington reports urgent efforts by the U S Atomic Energy Commission and unions to avert work stoppages at private firms operating government owned atomic plants. About 50 000 workers across Oak Ridge Hanford Chicago Los Alamos and Schenectady face unsettled relations with unions and management amid potential legislation and a push for voluntary agreements to ensure continuous operations and loyalty.
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Ashington
Bubbub
Washington
Siapaies
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
H David“ Lilienthal
Commission
Congress
Joint
Congressional ‘Committee On Atomic Energy
Lilienthal Commission
Hall Labor Reporter
Atomic Industry
Norale
U. 5
C. EO
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals, Corp
General Electric
University of Chicago
U.S
Hanford
Wash
Chicago
North American to Keep Holding Role at Annual Meeting
Herbert C. Freeman, president, told stockholders at the 58th annual meeting that North American Co. will stay in business as a public utility holding company. The firm had planned to retire from utility business and divest assets as urged by the SEC, continuing as a non utility enterprise.
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North American
New York
Bert c. Freeman
North American Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pike's Remains to Be Moved to Pike's Peak
Washington reports that steps have been taken to move the remains of explorer Gen. Zebulon Pike to Pike's Peak. Pike is buried in Sackets Harbor National Cemetery New York after dying in the War of 1812. Pike's Peak was named for him following his 1805 expedition in the region.
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Washington
UPA
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chamber of Commerce
Zebulon Pike
Pike’s Peak
Sackets Harbor National Cemetery
New York
Pike's Peak
Colorado
New Smog Trap in Southern California Image Project
A team of scientists in Los Angeles area plans hourly smog photographs from an Altadena mountain top. The new trapping service will begin Wednesday and will align with aerial photos to aid in identifying offenders.
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Los Angeles
California
Altadena
Ioffenders
Q Fever Spreads to Other California Counties
Sacramento April 27 UP Q Fever, first found in Los Angeles County, has spread to several other counties in the state. Dr Wilton K Halverson state public health director told Governor Warren’s council that the disease may have long existed, not a new illness.
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Sacramento
California
Los Angeles
Wilton K. Halverson
California 1947 income rises 10.4 percent over 1946
Civilian income in California in 1947 was estimated at 16 009 500 000 today by the California State Chamber of Commerce. The rise marks a 10.4 percent increase from 1946 and an 188.5 percent increase since 1940.
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San Francisco
California
California State Chamber of Commerce
Ancient Portraits on Rock May Solve Zimbabwe Mystery
In Rhodesia's depths near the Zimbabwe ruins explorers, led by Abbe Breuil, study rock paintings of exotic foreigners. They note attire suggesting Egyptian or Phoenician links, hinting the site predates Zimbabwe as a trading route for gold and ivory.
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Ohannesburg
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Phoenicia
Middle Eastern
Abbe Breuil
Los Angeles
W. A. Thompson
Brandenberg
Seaboard
Nanco Co
Zambesi
Jgold
Hinter
Optical Anti trust Suit Set Oct 18
Federal Judge Walter J Labay set October 18 for trial of antitrust suits against Bausch and Lomb of Rochester and subsidiary firms and against American Optical Company of Southbridge Massachusetts. The government alleges the optical firms and physicians violated the Sherman Antitrust Act by fixing eyeglass prices.
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Chicago
Optical
Bausch and Lemb
Rochester
American Optical Company
Southbridge
Maas
Steel production hits 86.6 percent capacity in week
New York April 27 UP The American Iron and Steel Institute reports steel mills operated at 86.6 percent of capacity, totaling 1,560,900 net tons of castings and ingots, an 8.2 percent rise from the previous week.
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New York
American Iron and’ Steel Institute
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