Johnston proposes wage formula linking pay to living costs
Eric Johnston advances a wage formula pegging pay to living costs with an immediate rise up to about ten percent above January 1950 levels. He asks the Stabilization Board to pause unresolved disputes and wait for a general formula. The plan allows roughly ten to ten point five percent increases, with potential annual rises near two percent for productivity gains, contingent on production step-ups and no price pressure. Quarterly or semiannual cost-of-living adjustments would be used, with hardship and inequity standards to grant extra increases.
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Eric Johnston
Johnston
Re Stabilization Board
Duta- Johnston
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bill to extend draft law and unify military training program
The final passage sets mid 1955 expiration for the draft and creates a permanent universal military training plan. It lowers the draft age to 16 and a half, allows 24 month service, reserves, and adjusts mental and physical standards. Senate debate included Senator McCarthy criticizing Acheson and policy blocks on Chinese Nationalists in Korea.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
Searc McCarthy
R-Wis
Acheson
Wisconsin
Dariment
Men To Start Garette Fund for Red Men
The 101-year-old Chippewa Ne No. 19 Improved Order Red Men voted to start a gazette fund for members of the Red forces abroad and a blood fund for civilians at home. The Maryland lodge plans a memorial service in Baltimore with a parade and graveside rites led by Rev. Bruce McDonald.
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Baltimore
Hat Council of
Maryland
7Th Avenue
Gay Streets
Ith
Milton Avenues
Bruce McDonald
Stmintster Presbyterian Church
eRoy
Pete” Crum
Frederick Red
Americ
Korea
Radio Programs and TV Listings and Emerson Drug Share Case
A dense listing of radio and television programs across multiple stations with show names and times, followed by a business note on Emerson Drug Company shares valued at 6,150 shares and a dispute over Turnbull’s 20 percent entitlement. The text outlines program blocks from morning through late evening and a legal claim about share ownership.
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Abe Gene Autry
Ebs Whiteman
Abe
Aldrich
Cbs
Pentagon
Duxfont
TV_Playhouse
Fred Waring
Icka
Rocky King
DuMont
Chicago
Garre
Nbe
What
Cbe
Youth of March
Ade
Emerson Drug Company
McCormack
Turnbull
Postmaster Pleads Guilty to Opening Mail
Julian Zochowski aged 24 acting Newport Michigan postmaster pleaded guilty in federal court to intercepting letters addressed to rival candidates for the 3200 a year postmastership. He admitted the act saying nervous strain over confirmation led him to commit the offense. Assistant U S Attorney Soltesa noted the irony that he already had the job in hand. Heaviest traffic carriers of American rivers is the Ohio.
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Detroit
Julian Zochowski
Newport
Mich
Zochowski
U. S
James 5. Soltesa
Radio Commercials On Buses And Trolleys Held Unconstitutional
Washington June 1 in a unanimous ruling the U S Court of Appeals held that forcing captive audiences on buses and streetcars to hear radio commercials and announcements violates the Bill of Rights and due process. The decision, written by Judge Henry W Edgerton, says commercials endanger liberty, potentially ending broadcasts by Capital Transit in the Washington area unless reversed by the Supreme Court. The ruling notes the broadcasts mix soft music with ads and news, and that profit incentives rely on such broadcasts.
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Washington
U. S. Circuit
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Capital Transit Company
Henry W. Edgerton
Edgerton
County to Pay 10 497 Claims From Blast
Carroll County Circuit Court approved a 310 497 settlement for claims arising from January blasting accident at Woodbine that killed a girl and injured her grandmother. Damages sought totaled 20 000. Dorothy Davis received 3 231 for death, Naomi E. Davis 7 265 for injuries. Witnesses note a 70‑pound rock blasted through walls after warning occupants. Edwin F. Nikirk represented plaintiffs.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Loway
Woodbine
Dorothy Davis
Gels
Naomi E. Davis
Davis Home
Acheson Denies Starting Dismissal Of MacArthur
Secretary of State Acheson told investigators he never pressed for MacArthur’s recall or that allies urged dismissal. He said his first hint of firing came from President Truman. Bradley could not recall who called him about ousting MacArthur. An Eastern Air Lines DC-3 crash in Columbus, Georgia injured none of 24 aboard after skidding on a rain-slick runway and belly-landing in a field.
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Washington
Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
U.S
MacArthur
Truman
Omar N. Bradler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Columbus, Ga
Eastern Air Lines
Muscogee County
Federal Land Bank declares 4 percent dividend
J Thomas Vandenburg president of the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore announced the board declared a 4 percent dividend payable to stockholders of record as of May 31. The bank serves 36 national farm loan associations across five states and Puerto Rico, funding long term farmer mortgages. Over 1,500 farmers obtained 9.6 million in mortgage credit last year, with demand this year running ahead of 1950. The twelve Federal land banks have made over a million loans totaling about 414 billion dollars. The National Farm Loan Association of Frederick handles territory loans with William J Hines of Brinklow as president. Jefferson 4-H Club members held a meeting with 17 members and leader Doty Remsburg. scrap drive raised 20.25, plans for another collection and a straw ride were announced. Calf clipping demonstration by Mr Remsburg. Wesley Coran inducted as a new member.
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J. Thomas Vandenburg
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
National Farm Loan Associations
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West
Puerto Rico
Bio. Vandenburg
Federal Land Bank
Baltimore Bank
Federal Land Banks
Mr. Vandenburg
Federal Land Bank of
Baltimore
National Farm Loan Association of
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
William J Hines
Brinklow
Montgomery County
Assocation
Jefferson
Prunken Molds Described By Scientist In Chicago
Chicago reports a PA scientist described intoxicating kitchen molds that spoil food, claiming drunk molds better produce citric acid used in foods and medicines. Dr Andrew J Moyer of Peoria outlined the process, noting its relation to wartime food safety and flavor masking in field water.
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Prunken
Chicago
Korea
Society of American Bacteriologists
Andrew J. Moyer
Northern Regional Research Laboratory
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Peoria
Moyer
Rotary Convention Attendees Sail At Atlantic City
Sykesville and nearby residents including Mr and Mrs Thon Barnes We A Barnes and others attended the 2nd annual Rotary International convention in Atlantic City Dr and Mrs Barnes will stay at the shore resort until today St Barnabas Guild to meet Wednesday at 2 p m in the parish house with Miss Siclen Duddorar hosting Plans for a card party Mr and Mrs D L Bowles and son Allan visit relatives near Bainbridge Pa Mrs Gertie Poule is ill Mr and Mrs Morris Carpenter welcome a son born May 1 at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore Audrey Cool is his grandmother Jesse Myers graduates from Ft Benning and will take leave at home Rev Owen E Osborne delivers final sermon at St Pauls Methodist Church to co pastor Mt Vernon Methodist Day Baltimore Osbornes will reside at 1321 East 35th Street Baltimore Mrs Robert Marvis visits New York City after week with Shipley family Cadet John C Loper earns Reserve Officers Association wreath for military studies.
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Sykesville
Thonas Arrington
RK Barnes
Elmer Lee
William Kidd
Robert Gardner
Rotary International
Atlantic City
We A. Barnes
Shore Resort
St Barnabas Gulla
Siclen Duddorar
D. Li. Bowles
Allan
Bainbridge
Gertie Poule
Marie Clifton
Morris Carpenter
St. Agnes Hospital
Balfimore
Audrey Cool
Bernard Cool
Jesse Myers
Vandever Myers
Officers Training School
Ft. Benning
Camp Pickett
Owen E. Osborne
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Osborne
Albert FB
Mt. Vernon Methodist Church
Baltimore
East 35Th Street
Robert Marvis
Albermaine
N.C
New York City
Robert Harris
William 8. Shipley
John C. Loper
Clark Loper
Wester Maryland College
Reserve Guivers' Association
Luf's Stuff Lucky Frople Opinion Fragment
The text presents a fragmented quotation with phrases about opinions differing and similarity between people. It references dwelling in a land this year and ends with names or initials LUFBURROW. The fragment lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures to form a full news item.
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Lufburrow
Opera House for Next Week Shows Wide Rivera Stars
The City Opera House announces next week’s program from Sunday to Thursday featuring On The Riviera in technicolor with Danny Kaye Gene Tierney and Corinna Calvet, plus a cartoon and news. Friday offers Spices of ’51 on stage and Casa Manana on screen with Robert Clarke and Virginia Wallis, Saturday presents Kiddies Opera Mouse at 2:90 a.m. followed by a noon double feature Rex Allen in Silver City Sonanza and Johnny Sheffield as Bomba with Lion Hunters, plus a cartoon and latest news.
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City Opera House
Next Werk
the Riviera
Danny Kaye
Gene Tierney
Corinna Calvet
Silver City
Johnny Sheffield
Bomba
Rabbi to Speak at Open Union Church Service
Rabbi Ralphestenbaten will speak at the opening Union church service in Bakgr Park Sunday evening at 7 30. The program is under the First Baptist church with Rev William C Royal pastor. The services are open to all per jams wishing to attend.
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Ralphestenbaten
Union
Bak+ gr Park
First Baptist Church
William C. Royal
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