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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1955

Page

9

Death Takes Ike's First Labor Chief

Washington reports the death of Martin F. Durkin, 71, former President Eisenhower’s first Labor Secretary and longtime AFL Plumbers Union president. Durkin died after a yearlong brain tumor illness at Georgetown University Hospital, with widow Anna H. McNicholas and three sons at his side. He resigned in 1933 after seven months, later serving as Illinois labor director from 1933 to 1941. Durkin, born March 13, 1894, in Chicago, was a lifelong union member.

Washington Martin F. Durkin Eisenhower AFL Plumbers Durkin J. Eisenhower Robert A. Taft Ohio Eisenhawer Senate James P. Mitchell Labor Sunday Georgetown University Hospital Anna H. McNicholas AFL Plumbers Union Ilinois Stockyards Chicago

Industrialist Urges World Living Rise at Trade Convention

New York hosts the 42nd National Foreign Trade Convention where about 2,000 bankers, industrialists, and officials hear Philip D. Reed of General Electric press the need for rising global living standards to fuel international trade and investment. He argues growth comes from growth of production and employment within each country, and that a successful system requires a strong home market and incentivized economies. The gathering, sponsored by the National Foreign Trade Council, underscores the shared view that the world market drives prosperity.

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Louisville arson charge after alley fires man denied smoking

Louisv ille police charged John W. Maynard, 40, with arson after reports of three small fires in an alley. He was near the flames, carrying a box of matches, and allegedly said he did not smoke.

Louisville John "W. Maynard

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