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News in Frederick, Maryland

09 Jun 1955

Page 4

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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1955

Page

4

Walter Reuther and Ford UAW contract marked a coming of age

James Marlow reflects on the Ford UAW agreement as a milestone in labor history. The article contrasts past clashes with today’s negotiated settlement, noting mutual power, potential risks of future strikes, and the uneasy maturity of labor and management in the auto industry. It mentions the AFL CIO plans in the South and ends with a Capitol dome paint fact.

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James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Walter Reuther Auto Workers Reuther John S. Bugas Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers CIO UAW Bugas Ford-Uaw Ford General Motors South Aflcio
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Dear Miss Dix and Market Letters Mixed in a Page

Dorothy Dix style letters mix with market quotations from the Baltimore Livestock Auction Market. The page presents friendship advice questions about past romance and family dynamics alongside commodity prices for steers heifers cows calves lambs and hogs. The blend reflects a society column tone with agricultural market data.

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Dorothy Dix Dcorothy Dix Miss DIX Harver Baltimore West Friendship Natueti
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Inadequate Global Diet Prewar Through Postwar Era

The U S Food and Agriculture Organization warned that the average diet of the world's humans was insufficient before World War II, deteriorated during the war, and worsened further afterward, a finding echoed in The News.

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The U. S. Food and Agriculture Organization
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