AFL CIO says Eisenhower favors business in wage talks
Albert Whitehouse, Cincinnati area director of the United Steelworkers Union, accuses the Eisenhower administration of backing business to curb union wage bargaining power. He cites inflation fears as a pretext and calls for stronger union gains to spread prosperity, while denouncing anti labor sentiment at Senate hearings. Union leaders McDonald and Reuther are slated to speak at the conference.
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Philadelphia
Afl-Cio Industrial Union Department
Eisenhower
Albert Whitehouse
IUD
Whitehouse
Cincinnati
United Steelworkers Union
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Senate
United States
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
McDonald
Washington
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
New York
Wall Street
Two Brothers Die In Explosion On Gulf Vessel Colona
Two brothers, David and T. C. Cameron, were killed when the 125-foot fishing vessel Colona exploded at Moss Point shipyard. Two other men, Leslie Crawford and T F Faulk, were injured, and a fifth crewman was suspected aboard. The ship drifted and sank in the Escatawpa river, with officials seeking to recover bodies and determine the total aboard.
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Moss Point, Miss
UPI
W. W. Colona
Escatawpa
Colona
Gulf of Mexico
Here
David Cameron
T. C. Cameron
Leslie Crawford
T. F. Faulk
Pascagoula
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Cameron Brothers
Hattiesburg
Miss
Faulk
Moss Point
Carl T. Wilson
Faulks
Menihadden Fish Co
Mag J
Fish Company
Norfolk
Norfolk Company
Gulf
General Hatchout Of Bollworms Threatens Cotton
Starkville Mississippi. A. G. Bennett of the agricultural extension service reports a general hatch-out of bollworms in the state with heavy deposits of eggs found last week. He warns of heavy loss if farmers do not increase insecticide dosage and treatment.
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Starkville
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
A. G. Bennett
Agricultural Extension Service
Bennett
Stowed Away Student Misleads Sailors in Hawaii
Shar on Forsberg a San Francisco State College student revealed today she stowed away on a ship to Hawaii by error. She learned the man she planned to visit in Honolulu was actually in New York City when she arrived.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Sharon Forsberg
Hawaii
Honolu
New York City
Funeral today for Miss Ruth Dove Bennett in Monroe
Funeral services for Miss Ruth Dove Bennett lifelong Monroe resident and DAR member will be held at 4 30 p m Monday at Peters Funeral Home chapel with Dr G W Pomeroy and Rev A Donald Davies officiating. Interment in Hasley Cemetery. She died Sunday in a local hospital born November 28 1895 in Cedar Rapids Iowa survived by sister Mrs A K Kilpatrick Monroe brother Captain F C Bennett overseas and two nieces Mrs Louis Wilbert Jr and Mrs Branton Kellogg Monroe.
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Ruth’ Dove Bennett
Monroe
F. C. Bennett
Miss Bennett
First Methodist Church of
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches
University of Arkansas
A. K. Kilpatrick
Germany
Stock Market Holds Narrow Range Amid Support Test
Bache & Co. says the market may consolidate in a narrow range or test the industrial average support again before turning decisively. The report mentions individuals Mrs Louis Wilbert Jr and Mrs Branton Kellogg of Monroe in connection with the story.
Market Upbeat As Building Cycle Anticipates Higher Ground
Strong technical footing and rising business indicators suggest stock markets press toward higher ground says Joseph E. Granville of E F Hutton Co. He cites a 19 peak in the building cycle and continued gains in building stocks. West Penn Electric Co. reports annual handbook data with electric revenues up 94 percent versus the 1947-49 base, residential outpacing industrial for the first time. Koppers Co. may top $2.62 a share in 1959 per Fitch Survey with 1958 results already in sight.
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Joseph EB. Granville
E. F. Hutton & Co
West Penn Electric Co
Koppers Co
Inflation More Dangerous Than Russian Invasion Says Colmer
Rep. William M. Colmer of Mississippi says inflation more dangerous than a Russian invasion. He opposes the tax rate extension bill and notes the administration seeks a public debt ceiling rise to 292 billion dollars, saying he would vote against debt increase requests again.
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Washington
UPI
William M. Colmer
Mississippi Democrat
Colmer
Putt Putt Preview Turns Pizzeria into Mini Traffic Scene
In Anaheim a playful putt putt setup lets children drive tiny cars as a pretend traffic jam forms. Cars back up nearly 100 feet while tots maneuver like adults, a staged scene as a disabled vehicle is towed away for effect.
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Anaheim
Calif
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Sher
Ealtor
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
Miss Ruth Dove Bennett
Wall Street Charter
UPS
Bache
Louis Wilbert Jr
Branton Kel ‘Logg
Hot Springs
Ark
Americas Arthritis Spa
Prings
Arkansas
Mountain Valley
Arthritis Spa
Electrified Water Company
Monroe FA
Arthritis “America
Pine ST
America
Desjard
Stan Bagwell
Mel Duvall
Finance Thrift
Hotel Frances Corner
Ford
Custom
Knoe-Ty
F.oak
Brown-Rivers-Scogin, Inc
West Monroe
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