Steel strike to cost nation millions and raise prices
Washington reports a nationwide steel strike may last eight to twelve weeks, costing hundreds of millions and displacing tens of thousands of workers. The piece discusses government intervention under the Taft Hartley law, a possible cooling off period, and political maneuvering amid rising foreign steel imports and potential price increases. It also mentions labor leaders and President Truman’s earlier actions and the push for a workers secret ballot before strikes.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Truman
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Indy
Democratic Party
Mo Iiize Publi
Steel Workers Union
David McDonald
Floating Power Plant To Be Used By U S Forces
A floating power plant prepared for arctic use is towed toward Thule as part of the Bal Listic Missile Early Warning System. Lockheed offers a flying factory nuclear plant to supply power quickly. the Air Force converts a cargo ship hull for steam electric generation in defense needs.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Greenland
Lockheed Aircraft
Air Force
Navy
Bethlehem Yards
Hoboken
N.J
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Thule
Borden Co
Sullivan Plastic
Lockheed
Locheed
Stearns-Roger Manufacturing Co
Denver
American Hydrostherm Co
New T
West Virginia horse race revenue up in 1958 59
Defending champion Bernard Bartzen and Chris Crawford led Mondar's opening day at the National Clay Court Tennis Tournament in Charlesion West Virginia as state horse racing revenue for the 1958 59 fiscal year rose to 1 592 212 and beat the previous year. Crawford moved up easily in the tournament while Nick Scharf from San Jose and Gunter Polite of Springfield contributed to the results.
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Bartzen
Chicago
Bernard
Chris Crawford
Mondar
Charlesion
W. Va
Dallas
Evan
Nick
West Virginia
Scharf
San Jose
Calif
Crawford
Pheumont
Gunter Polite Racing Commission
Springfield
Ohio
Fort Dix Soldier Completes Basic Training at Fort Knox
Pvt Charles E Hagan son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hagan RFC 1 recently completed eight weeks of basic training at Fort Knox He is now stationed at Fort Dix N J The report also notes a tennis match where Hot Surface Kansas defeated Crawford in the second round 6 3 6 2 and mentions seeds like Alex Olmedo Barry MacKay awaiting arrival from overseas engagements.
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Fort Dex
Charles E. Hagan
RFC 1
Fort Knox
Fort Dix
N. J
Hot Surface
Kansas
Crawford
Alex Olmedo
Los Angeles
Peru
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Olmedo
MacKay
David Nelson
Skokie
Ron Waller Aims Boxing Promotion In Los Angeles
Ron Waller former Maryland star and Rams back announced he will seek a boxing promoter license from the State Athletic Commission. He displayed a telegram from Sugar Ray Robinson and hopes to promote a Robinson Moore bout in Los Angeles this fall using Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for monthly shows and possible TV events.
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Los Angeles
Ron Waller
University of Maryland
Los Angeles Rams
State Athletic Commission
Waller
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Wire
Robinson
Archie Moore
Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica
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