Osterberg Named Chairman of Lee Co Advisory Board
Named group leader L F Osterberg of 220 Newbury Terrace was chosen chairman for the 1955 advisory board of top 10 salesmen of 1954 at H D Lee Co Kansas City. He led a contest among 150 salesmen, judged on balance and promotion plus sales. the program aims to improve communications with executives and field staff. Osterberg has 22 years with J Lee, covering the south Texas territory.
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L. F. Osterberg
Newbury Terrace
H. D.«ves Lee Co
Kansas City
Osterberg
Lee
H. D. Lee Co
J. Lee
South Texas
City Buys 10 Truck Bodies From Pak Morco
The city council purchased 10 garbage truck bodies for 21330 from Pak Morco, aiming to boost service in annexed areas. Public works officials expect delivery in about 60 days, with three new trucks already in operation. The Pak Morco bid was the lowest of two received.
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Pak- Morco
Public Works Department
Labor fights and Crockett myth fuel 1956 campaign debate
The piece links labor plans for a 5 4 hour day for miners to broad fights over wage policy and a national push toward shorter auto and steel workweeks. It also discusses Davy Crockett as a polarized symbol in union and political battles, with Meany, Reuther, and Ford II shaping industry tension and upcoming hearings.
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Jom L. Lewis
Walter Reuther
Dave McDonald
Steel Union
Lewis
Walt Disney
U. S
Davy ‘Crockett
Crockett
Auto Union
Joe Moody
Alsn
Moody
Davy
Davy Crockett
Congress
Reuther
Commies
ENG Tien
Eisenhower
AFL
Nixon
Meany
Henry Ford II
GAW
Post-Hail Syn., Inc
Man Admits Road Shooting Death Near Topeka
John Henry Sala of Denver admitted fatal shooting of a Topeka youth on Highway 40 near Lawrence. He said he fired after three youths approached his car when warned away. Paul Denning, 19, was wounded and died en route to a hospital. Sala was arrested after his car broke down in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
CIS
John Henry Sala
Denver
Highway 40
Lawrence
Sala
Paul Denning
Regents discuss negro admissions at Texas meeting
In Austin today the University of Texas regents met to consider opening branches to negroes. Regent Chairman Tom Sealy had announced in advance that the issue would be raised. The item centers on admissions and expansion plans for minority students.
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Austin
University ‘of Texas Regents
Regent
Tom Sealy
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