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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
9
Bonn reports West German workers campaign for a 40 hour week without pay cuts to gain leisure after years of rebuilding. Employers say productivity must rise first. Ruhr Metal Workers Union seeks a new contract by April 3 with fringe benefits and longer vacations, aiming toward a five day 40 hour week.
A local retailer promotes a selection of Kroehler cushioned sofas and living room suites at unusually low prices due to low overhead. Shoppers are urged to visit soon to compare prices and quality.
Pocatello Idaho veteran politician Glen Taylor announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Republican Herman Welker. The 52 year old former senator and 1948 Progressive vice presidential candidate has previously sought the seat in five campaigns, winning once and serving six years. He faces five fellow Democrats including Jerome Mayor Theron Ward who also launched campaigns yesterday.
United Steelworkers president David J. McDonald said union negotiators expect a substantial pay increase in contracts with the basic steel industry this year. He also seeks premium pay for weekend work and aims for a five day schedule so more workers can spend weekends with family and community. Industry-wide negotiations are expected to begin early next month. the current two year contract expires June 30.
CHICAGO April 19 A Middletown event will feature trichologist F I Brodie from the largest national organization to exam and advise on hair loss. Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists promote a home treatment adaptable to individuals, with free private examinations at the Manchester Hotel tomorrow from 2 to 9 PM.
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