Back pay claims may total five or six billion dollars
The Associated Press reports unions plan a broad legal push for retroactive portal to portal pay following a Supreme Court ruling on the work week. Claims target CSO steel and auto workers with possible totals between five and six billion dollars across multiple cities and companies.
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Associated Press
Portal
U. S. Supreme Court
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Pottery Company
C. S. O. Steel
Automobile
Richard T. Leonard
C. S. O. United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Lester Washburn
A. F. L. United Auto Workers
National Industrial Conference Board
New York
Cleveland
Paul Jones
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Springfield
Ill
Chicago
St. Louis
South Bend
Ind
Bay City
Supreme Court
Labor and Justice Departments
United States Chamber of Commerce
House
Senate
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
J. Raymond S. Smethurst
National Association of Manufacturers
Susie the gorilla stars in Cincinnati zoo profile
Cincinnati notes detail Susie the gorilla at the zoo and her trainer Bill Dressman. It covers her diet, health quirks, training methods, and sharp temper as the world’s oldest and largest female gorilla, with a hint of her Hollywood misfit. The Wind Cave mention appears as a separate item about the Jack Hills park.
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Susie
Congo
Bill Dressman
Dressman
Diamond Jim
Brady
America
Belgian Congo
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Cincinnati Zoo
Bill
John L. Lewis
Hollywood
Chicago
West Monroe native earns Presidential Unit Citation aboard Essex
Chief Warrant Officer James C. Aulds son of Mrs J D Aulds West Monroe received the Presidential Unit Citation for service aboard the USS Essex in actions against Japan from 1943 to 1945 He took part in invasions of the Gilberts Marshalls Truk Philippines and Japan after 26 years in service he moved to the fleet reserve and resides in San Diego with wife Selma Ward and their daughter Barbara Jean
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James C. Aulds
J. D. Aulds
West Monroe
U. S. S. Essex
Gilberts
Marshalls
Truk
Philippines
Japan
Aulds
Fleet Reserve
San Diego
Calif
Selma Ward
Barbara Jean
Colored cotton not new says LSU agronomists
Louisiana State University agronomists dispute a Russian claim that the USSR first produced naturally colored cotton. J R Cotton of the U S Department of Agriculture at LSU cites generations of brown cotton in Acadian Louisiana, likely from West Indian settlers. Russians may have a dye-fastness issue with the Louisiana brown variety.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
J. R. Cotton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State University
Louisiana
West Indies
Doctors Seek To Identify Woman With Amnesia In New Orleans
Charity Hospital doctors worked to identify a 45 year old woman found near Lake Pontchartrain who may be Maude Constance. She is about five feet two inches tall, 140 pounds, wore a navy blue suit and coat, and initially could not recall her name though later suggested Maude Constance.
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Lake Pontchartrain
Maude Constance
Butler seeks halt to tariff talks until GOP Congress acts
Senator Butler of Nebraska urged the State Department to suspend tariff negotiations until a Republican Congress writes a new foreign trade policy. He warned the talks could reduce duties by up to 50 percent on imports including cattle hogs dairy grains wool and fruits and vegetables and criticized the administration for pursuing a “lame duck” policy against popular will.
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Washington
Butler
R-Neb
State Department
G. O. P.-controlled
Congress
Clayton
Wherry
Executive Department
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Ellen Drew
Wind Cave National Park
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Eggnog
Louisville
Clover Leaf Dairy
Wind Cave
Black Hills
Rouehston
WAY Finance CO
Amman Bipe
DeSiano
Scott Truck & Tractor Co
DeSiard St