Spring Turmoil in Labor Struggles Ahead
Labor unrest looms as contracts near expiration for General Electric, Westinghouse, General Motors, Chrysler, and railroads. Pensions and wage hikes mix with union shop demands, threatening production costs and retail sales. April deadlines loom for trainmen and conductors, telephone workers, and other unions, with broader impact on consumer demand.
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New York
General Electric
Weinghouse
United Electrical Workers
CIO
General Motors
Chrysler
John L. Lewis
Ioads
Regents and Health Board Appointments Named by Gov Rennebohm
Gov Rennebohm announced appointments to the state board of health and the regents of normal schools. W S Delzell of Stevens Point and Harold G Anderson of Whitewater were reappointed to the normal board for terms expiring February 1955. Dr Stephen Gavin of Fond du Lac was named to the board of health with a term expiring February 1957. Also fined in Madison were August W Klitzke of New Glarus for overloading a truck, and Albany drivers Robert G Bagley and Charles G Ferguson for traffic charges. Cowboy actor Jack Evans, 57, known as the mayor of Gower Gulch, died yesterday in Hollywood.
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Madison
State Board of Health
Regents of Normal Schools
Rennebohm
State Senate
W. S. Delzell
Stevens Point
Harold G. Anderson
Whitewater
Normal Board
Stephen Gavin
Fond du Lac
Board of Health
August W. Klitzke
New Glarus
Albany
Robert G. Bagley
Charles G. Ferguson
Hollywood
Jack Evans
Gower Gulch
Sunset Boulevard
Monroe Common Council approves water and sewer bid
Monroe Wisconsin March 3 1950 council meeting presided by Mayor F A Buehler with Aldermen Norton Matzke Schindler Beckman Laeser and Hare. Bid by Little Benny Mining Construction Co. Shullsburg Wis for outfall sewer and water main extension to new disposal plant approved at 16156.80. contract authorized upon statutory compliance. Referendum planned to place garbage collection on citywide basis with cost borne by general taxation. cost analysis ordered. Meeting adjourned.
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Wis
F. A. Buehler
Norton
Matzke
Schindler
Beckman
Laeser
Hare
Board of Public Works
City of
Little Benny Mining Construction Co
Shullsburg
E. J. Norton
Herman L. Schindler
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Buehler
Alterman Norton
U. S
Gorder
Soseman
G. S. Soseman
Ford Motor Co. Forms Philanthropic Fund in Detroit
Detroit Ford Motor Co. creates a nonprofit fund to fulfill its duties as an industrial citizen. Henry Ford II announces formation of the Ford Motor Co. fund, funded mainly by the company, to aid charity, education, health, hospital care and community development.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford Motor Co. Fund
Henry Ford II
Ford
Michigan
Ford Company
Miss Anna L. Noyes Dies in Beloit Nursing Home
Miss Anna L. Noyes 86 a former Evansville area teacher died Tuesday in a Beloit nursing home after suffering a fractured hip last June. Last rites are set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Roderick funeral home Evansville with burial in Maple Hill cemetery. Rev C A Richmond EV Congregational church will officiate. Born in Sun Prairie she lived in Evansville more than 50 years and taught in rural schools and in Brooklyn and Lodi. A brother George Noyes Evansville survives.
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Brooklyn
Anna L. Noyes
Evansville
Beloit
Roderick Funeal
Maple Hill
C. A. Richmond
Noyes
Sun Prairie
Lodi
George Noyes
Daniel Frisch Stricken Leader of Zionists Undergoes Operation
Daniel Frisch age 52 president of the Zionist Organization of America in New York City was stricken yesterday after an operation. Frisch a retired businessman active in the Zionist movement for about 30 years was elected president May 29 1949.
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New York
Daniel Prisch
Zionst Organization of America
Frisch
New York City
Zionist Movement
Barred as juror in Pittsburgh grand jury case
A 30 year old woman secretary named Alice Roth was barred yesterday from serving on a Pittsburgh grand jury after an FBI undercover agent identified her as a communist. Judge Michael A. Musmanno said the patriotism of the grand juror must be above reproach.
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Pittsburgh
FBI
Michael A. Musmanno
Alice Roth
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock Show Steady to Higher
The Chicago livestock market shows salable hogs at 6 500 with gains to 25 cents, mostly 160 190 lb hogs 16.00 17.25, sows 15.00 15.75. cattle 6 500 salable with steers 29.50 34.75, heifers 23.00 27.25, cows 17.75 21.50, bulls 20.50 22.50. Live poultry steady with heavy hens 26 30.75 and fryers 33 38. butter steady with total receipts 720.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Drift and Stock Movements Steady Prices
Light selling edged the market lower after the opening bell then recovered, leaving many leading shares mixed. U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler International Harvester American Can declined while Youngstown Sheet Continental Motors Woolworth United Aircraft Zenith Radio and Du Pont rose. prices unchanged on the day. Sheriff Graves arrests brother Carl Graves in a murder warrant over Earl E Graves shooting. Carl bailed at 10,000.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
International Harvester
American Can
Youngtown Sheet
Continental Motors
Woolworth
United Aircraft
Zenith Radio
du Pont
Maynardville
Tenn
Leslie Graves
Union County
Carl
Earl E. Graves
Clifford Graves
State ABC Hearing Moved to Milwaukee Milwaukee change of venue in civil suit
The civil suit filed by Atty. Gen. Thomas Fairchild against the American Bowling Congress was moved from Dane county circuit court to Milwaukee circuit court this week. Judge Alvin C Reis granted the change of venue citing that principal offices and directors of the congress are in Milwaukee. The suit alleges racist discrimination in congress membership. The beehive, symbol of industry, is Utah's state emblem.
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Milwaukee
Madison
Thomas Fairchild
Congre
Dane County Circuit Court
Milwaukee Circuit Court
Alvin C. Reis
The
Congress
Fairchild
Utah
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