Fatter pay envelopes mean higher bills in split view
The piece notes April 1 wage boosts for coal miners with price hikes in Southern mines and possible Northern increases, as the cost of living hits new highs. It contrasts rising wages with corporate profits and debates whether higher wages boost prices or profits. It cites Eisenhower urging restraint and data from the Commerce Department on compensation, taxes, and profits from 1947 to 1956.
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New York
Labor Department
Eisenhower
First National City Bank of New York
U. S
McDonald urges end to hero and villain roles in labor talks
David J. McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers of America, called for mutual trusteeship between labor and management. He spoke to the New York Building Trades Congress, saying profits and stability matter for investors and planners, while workers deserve a fair shake and ability to plan ahead without softening union strength.
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New York
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
New York Building Trades Congress
Blind Man Keeps Lot
A Philadelphia auction last day sold a small lot for back taxes. The buyer, Prager, bid $1,000 and took the property once belonging to David Badger, a 66 year old blind deaf mute who had transformed the vacant rubble into a flower garden. Badger gains hope of spring with flowers returning to the lot.
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Philadelphia
David Badger
Prager
Badger
Danish Radio cancels Fischer broadcast over Hungary stance
Copenhagen reports that the Danish state radio canceled a broadcast by Hungarian pianist Annie Fischer after local papers criticized her for not taking a stand against communist Hungary.
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Copenhagen
Annie Fischer
Nickerson Court-Martial Famed Missile Colonel Faces Trial
Col John Nickerson a decorated 41 year old missile specialist and West Point graduate expected to be court-martialed in early April. He and his family live in Huntsville Alabama where he has been restricted to the post after charges were filed two months ago. His attorney called the charges ridiculous while his wife defends him and asserts he has done nothing wrong.
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Huntsville
Ala
John Nickerson
America
Nickerson
U.S. Military Academy
Paris
Europe
Nickersons
Carolyn Strauss
Winston-Salem
N.C
Jean
Charles
Robert K. Bell
Absurd state security charges tied to Col Nickerson
Specifications filed by the 4th Army name Walter Wieseman and LA Col. Lee B. James in connection with charges against Col. Nickerson. They are cited as being used to transmit missile documents, though no charges have been filed against them.
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Bell
Col
Nickerson
Army
Walter Wieseman
Lee B. James
Dayton Florists Visit Middletown Guests Tour Local Firms
The Dayton Florist Assn. visited Middletown today for a luncheon at Armbruster Florist Inc and a tour of local companies. David Armbruster and Henry Bohne organized the day’s arrangements.
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Dayton Florist Assn
Middletown
Armbruster Florist, Inc
David Armbruster
Henry Bohne
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