Churchill May Take Earldom After All
London reports in the Daily Herald say Sir Winston Churchill may accept an earldom due to Queen Elizabeths wishes. The article notes no clear indication he will leave the House of Commons, despite Prime Minister Macmillans renewed approach. The Queen reportedly favors the honor. Churchill declined an earldom when he resigned in 1955.
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G E Portable Steam and Dry Iron Deal
Compact iron suits travelers with swift crease removal and wool press. Callaway boxed sets shine this year as gifts. Mardi Gras set includes two bath towels two hand towels and two wash cloths priced at 4.99.
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Union Delay Pay Demands Calls for 1958 Moratorium
At the AFL CIO Building and Construction Trades Department convention in Atlantic City Richard J. Gray urged a public declaration to urge local unions to voluntarily suspend wage increase demands during 1958. He warned such actions may stabilize wages, aid employment and construction, or risk inflation and unemployment. If unresolved by March, 19 affiliated presidents may meet to chart a united course.
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India Conclave Opens in New Delhi delegates from 49 nations
Delegates from 49 nations attended the opening session of the first British Commonwealth parliamentary conference held in Asia in New Delhi today. The conclave marks a historic gathering as representatives discuss regional and international issues in the colonial era context.
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