Coal Mine Shutdown Hits Car Output Three Months
Government reports show coal strikes push back new car and refrigerator delivery by about three months. April production rose in many durable goods, but coal stoppages cost the economy billions and threaten future output with manpower shortages.
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John D. Small
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OPA
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Wildcat oil drilling advances across South Texas fields
In South Texas wildcat activity rises with Continental and Atlantic drills reaching depths from 7000 to 10 361 feet near George West and Falfurrias. Multiple crews including Herman Brown and Sun Nut Sullivan report progress, with several tests and surveys planned in Brooks, Webb, and San Patricio counties.
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Albert Weat
Livera
Atlantic
Morris
George West
Same County
Herman Brown
Danville
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Sun Nu, & Sullivan
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Herbert J. Schmetz
Skinner
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L. Gockerham
San Patricio
Benavides
Pescadito
Work Halt Set in Mexico
Mexico City reports a general work stoppage planned for June 7 by the CTM to protest the rising cost of living. Transportation, telephone, and industrial workers will halt 7 am to 2 pm with a mass protest in the central plaza. rail freight movement in Monterrey halted by a CTM boycott. a broader strike may affect Monterrey logistics and factory output.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexican Federation of Labor
CTM
Monterrey
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U. Kaempt
Federal Conciliation Board
Conciliation Board
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