Reuther Builds UAW Into CIO’s Strongest Union
James Marlow analyzes Walter Reuther and the UAW as they evolved from violence to a landmark contract with Ford. The piece contrasts union power with management maturity, warns of potential auto industry shocks, and notes the South’s growing organizing drives amid AFL CIO expansion.
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Breeze-light cotton sport shirts with Super Lustre finish
Crisp rayon blend shirts offered in Sanforized fabric with windlight style. Available in pastel tones and white in sizes S to XL. Emphasizes comfort, utility and value for men’s summer wear.
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Severe Storm Strikes Texas Racking Cities and Farmlands
Severe thunderstorms swept across Texas with dust and hail and lightning. One man died from a lightning strike and several traffic accidents were reported. San Angelo recorded its worst storm in memory as dust storms disrupted travel from West Texas to the Dallas area.
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Seeks Hulk of Sunken Steamer Sultana at West Memphis
Lumperman A P Dacus plans a search for the sunken steamer Sultana near West Memphis Arkansas the worst river disaster in U S history. The 1865 fire killed 1457 people and altered the Mississippi River flow creating a new bed four miles east of the sinking site. If found he intends to recover the hulk restore it to its original condition and display it publicly.
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Word By Hearsay In Edmonton Hospital Scene
In Edmonton Alberta a busy hospital yesterday saw a credit manager speak only English and an outgoing patient speak only Italian. A nearby painter spoke Italian and French, while the cashier spoke English and French but not Italian. The patient told the painter who told the cashier who told the manager the amount due on the bill.
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Gadget to Shift Beds Into Attic In Montreal Plan
MONTREAL A Canadian inventor says a simple gadget can move beds to the attic during the day freeing floor space. Guy Roberge a former lieutenant colonel and career soldier with patents pending in Ottawa and Washington argues that smaller houses save money by reducing wasted space and that his device solves the space problem for housewives.
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Italian painter Perotti dies after brief illness in Milan
World-Wide News Briefs report Italian painter Perotti age 45 died yesterday in Milan after a short illness. His work on the United States Embassy has been shown in major exhibitions abroad, with his death noted amid reports from Tokyo via radio.
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