Labor And Management's Problems Often Identical
New York reports three labor management examples showing cooperation to cut costs avoid plant closures and boost profits. The Otis Elevator Yonkers plan seeks cost cuts without pay cuts. hatters drop higher pensions to fund a promotion. paperhangers form a national training committee to improve workmanship. These reflect broader competition pressures across industries and regions.
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Combine
Otis Elevator
Yonkers
N. Y
Midwest
International Union of Electrical Workers
CIO
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America
AFL
Painting and Decorating Contractors of America
Retail Paint and Wallpaper Distributors of America, Inc
Wallpaper Council
Eisenhower Farmhouse Secluded From Sightseers At Gettysburg
President Eisenhower’s Gettysburg farm will have tight security with Treasury guards keeping trespassers out. A distant scenic tower offers views for tourists, while a private access lane is posted closed to sightseers. A photoelectric system will alert the Secret Service to any movement. One vendor reportedly sells binoculars to customers for a closer look.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
White House
Fisenhower
Yale President Tareet oe of Educators' Sharp life
A panel of top American college educators attacked Yale President Griswold's plan to limit enrollment as nonsense and rubble, arguing outreach keeps education strong. Figures from Pratt Institute and Ohio State defended selective yet diluted education, while university leaders warned against diluting talent.
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Yale
Tareet Oe
Sharp Life
Chicago
Associated Press
A. Whitney Griswold
Wete
Princeton
George H. Hand
Southern Illinois Univesity
Carbondale
Ill
Griswold
Ronald B. Thompson
Ohio State University
America
Japanese Politician Dies at Victory in Japan Election
Liberal Noboru Tanigawa died of a heart attack at the moment of victory in the general election. His Diet seat was won by the runner-up Right Socialist.
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Hiroshima
Japan
Noboru Tanigawa
Skin donor surge for Lucky DeGeare burns victim
Oklahoma City reports more than 60 people offered to donate skin for 6 year old Lucky DeGeare who suffered third degree burns over 65 percent of his body. Doctors urge transplant within three weeks as the boy receives weekly blood transfusions and has undergone initial skin removal procedures.
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Oklahoma City
Lucky
Lucky DeGeare
Joe DeGeare
George Kimball
Kimball
Man Oils In Tall Tale Wins Contest At Kiester
In Kiester Minnesota Nore wins first prize at the local Band Boosters tall tale contest. He claims North Dakota oil pools formed during the Depression when he fitted a model T with gas and oil savers to cut travel costs. Judges paid with gold fish for the stunt to raise band funds.
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Kiester
Minn
North Dakota
Nore
Dakota
New Son Born To Liz Taylor
Santa Monica California reports a 5 pound 12 ounce boy born to film actress Elizabeth Taylor via Caesarean section. The dark haired star celebrated her 23rd birthday yesterday as mother and son Christopher Edward were said to be fine. Taylor was married to British actor Michael Wilding Fe 21 1952 in England. their first son Michael was born Jan 6 1953.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Elizaebeth Taylor
Christopher Edward
Miss Taylor
Michael Wilding
England
Michael
Steel Production Surge Expected During Summer
Cleveland reports a rise in steel production last week with a forecast of higher business next summer as the construction and maintenance sectors buoy demand. Steel Magazine notes auto industry strikes could affect demand, but non automotive sectors still absorb over 80 percent of output. The nation’s steelmaking rate hit 80 percent capacity, the highest since 1953, with prices steady at 117.82 dollars per net ton and scrap grades up 50 cents to 37.33 per gross ton.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Ieen Magazine
Snow Buries Brothers in Harbor Mountain Slide
In Sitka Alaska two brothers Bruce Moore thirteen and Hans eight were killed when a five hundred foot wall of snow swept down Harbor Mountain yesterday. They were recovered from the slide with both victims pronounced dead.
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Sitka
Alaska
Harbor Mountain
Bruce Moore
Hans
Nebraska Reports Six Inch Hailstone In 1928
A six inch hailstone was reported from Nebraska in 1928, marking a notable meteorological event. The report notes the extraordinary size of the hailstone and places it within historical weather records for the state.
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Nebraska
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N.Y
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East 4Th ST
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