Major Contract Negotiations Could Touch Off Few Strikes
Washington June 14 Major contract talks loom in steel rubber telephone electrical manufacturing and maritime sectors with potential to trigger new strikes. Coal industry shows limited pay raises and slower production as United Mine Workers under John L. Lewis delays higher pay options. President Eisenhower’s aloof stance and rising arbitration usage contribute to a fragile labor peace and cautious wage bargaining.
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Norman Walker
Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Eisenhower
James P. Mitchell
United States
Retail Grocers Warn Big Government Threat
Vincent L. Browner of Des Moines, president of the National Assn. of Retail Grocers, described the federal government as a big brother whose size endangers efficiency. He urged prudence in cutting government, arguing for economies while deferring drastic measures that could disrupt defense. He cited long-term contracts in auto and steel industries and noted upcoming expiration dates for five-year labor and pension agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Assn. of
Vincent L. Browner
Des Moines
Iowa
Browner
McCarthy questions single report on hearing outcomes
Senator McCarthy said a single subcommittee report cannot tell the hearing story and predicted party-line votes on final findings. He spoke to about 1,700 veterans in Sioux Falls after remarks at the South Dakota American Legion convention and criticized U S policy on aid to allies. He urged candidates to oppose use of dollars to fund actions aiding the enemy and referenced Harold Stassen without naming him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
McCarthy
South Dakota American Legion
Washington
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Eisenhower
Woman to Recruit Overseas Workers Here on June 17
John D. Dean Jr. announced that Mrs. Barbara F. Clark from Kirtland Air Force Base will conduct overseas recruitment in Roswell on June 17. Qualified applicants for Civil Service positions should contact the New Mexico State Employment Service at 112-114 W. First St. The openings include recreation leader, clerk stenographer, clerk typist, shorthand reporter, librarian, employment utilization officer, telegraphic typewriter operators, cost reporting analyst, engineers, statistical officers, and safety inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Dean Jr
New Mexico State Employment Service
Barbara F. Clark
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Roswell
First St
Stripper Actress Ordered from U S
British actress Simone Silva must leave the United States within 60 days after the INS ruled her pleasure visa did not justify a work contract. Immigration director Herman London said she failed to show unusual ability or talent for a work permit. Producer Al Petker plans an appeal, defending her acting record.
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Los Angeles
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Simone Silva
Miss Silva
Mediterranean
Robert Mitchum
French
Riviera
Herman London
United States
London
al Petker
England
Illegal Cohabitation Charge Dropped in Tennessee
In Lexington Tennessee Judge A T Taylor dismissed an unlawful cohabitation charge against Mrs James Hern who remarried while her POW husband Sgt James Cogburn was missing Cogburn told the court he favored dismissal for all involved Mrs Hern 24 believed her Marine husband 25 thought dead Cogburn released last August after three years as a prisoner of the Communists and later obtained a divorce Cencluded Herns remarried
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tenn
James Hern
A. T. Taylor
James Cogburn
Korea
Cogburn
Herns
Acreage Report Due June 21 Under FCIC
Farmers with Federal Crop Insurance on their 1954 cotton crop in Chaves County must file acreage reports with FCIC agent O F Crawford at the ASC office before June 21. Crawford notes the deadline applies for loss claims and must be met to start claim processing.
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Chaves County
O. F. Crawford
FCIC
ASC
Crawford
Bill Introduced for Incorporation of Federal Lands
Rep Fernande z of New Mexico introduced legislation to provide for the incorporation of certain federal lands. The measure seeks to define the framework for establishing corporate status and governance over specified public domains in the nation’s capital region.
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Washington
Fernandez
D-Nm
Dramatic Operation To Be Seen on TV
A television program shows a young girl and her father during a heart operation to correct a defect. Surgeons create a dry field by bypassing the heart and linking the girl’s vessels to the father’s circulatory system. The March of Medicine program airs on NBC at 8 p.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Medical Assn
NBC Tv
Boys Camp Opens In Albuquerque
Nearly 500 boys arrived for a Fraternal Order of Police Boys Camp session in Albuquerque. The report notes the event as a summer program with expected attendance and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Fraternal
Order of Police
Hall Named Field Underwriter for Mutual Life
John W. Hall Jr., long associated with the McNalley-Hall Motor Co., has been appointed field underwriter for The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. He recently returned from Pueblo, Colorado, where he completed extensive life underwriting courses. His new office is at 302 N Richardson Ave.
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John W. Hall Jr
McNalley-Hall Motor Co
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Hall
Pueblo
Colo
Richardson Ave
DAV Elects Artesian Albuquerque Leader at Convention
Disabled American Veterans wrapped up its convention with John Simmons Jr of Artesia elected department commander succeeding Richard Civerolo of Albuquerque. Eloy Gonzales of Santa Fe named senior vice commander Foy Pribble of Hobbs junior vice commander and Otho Euri of Silver City chaplain.
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DAV
Artesian
Anglers seek study on fish pond at Elephant Butte Lake
The New Mexico State Game Department will investigate complaints that Elephant Butte Lake is overstocked with rough fish. A fish population study will cover Elephant Butte, Caballo Lake, and the Rio Grande stretch between them.
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Elephant Butte Lake
Elephant Butte
Caballo Lake
Rio Grande
Land Exchange Deed to Feds Under Lincoln Forest Plan
The land in Otero County was deeded to the federal government by New Mexico in 1951 in exchange for certain federal lands within the Lincoln National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
Lincoln National Forest
New Mexico
Widowed Lewisohn dies. estate and arts patron mourned
Mrs. Margaret Lewisohn aged 59, widow of Sam A. Lewisohn noted industrialist banker and art patron, prominent in educational and art affairs, died Monday in Hopewell Junction New York. In Chicago John Pratt aged 68 former publisher and GM of Louisville Herald Post and Hearst executive, board chairman of Heritage Foundation, died Monday.
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Associated Press
Hopewell Junction
N.Y
Margaret Lewisohn
Sam A. Lewisohn
Chicago
John Pratt
Louisville Ky
Herald-Post
Hearst Nwspapers
Heritage Foundation
Baltimore man and daughter found fatally wounded
A Baltimore electrician who recently learned he had cancer was found fatally wounded with his 6-year-old daughter beside him. A .22-caliber rifle lay beside the man, James Stanley Jakubowski, 41, who was seated in his car near Anne Arundel County. Shirley, the 6-year-old, lay in the road beside the car.
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Baltimore
James Stanley Jakubowski
Nerby
Anne
Two Die Moments Apart at South Baltimore General
In South Baltimore General Hospital two individuals died five minutes apart about two hours after being found. The Jakubowskis have a 12 year old son. Jakubowski had missed a 2 p.m. doctor appointment yesterday. Seo ul key transfer notes Lt. Gen. Roger M. Ramey took command of the Fifth Air Force on June 1 and received the key to Seoul from Major Kim Tai Sun.
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South Baltimore General Hospital
Jakubowski
Jakubowskis
Seoul
Roger M. Ramey
Fifth Air Force
Kim Tai Sun
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