Labor Bargaining Tactics Draw Fire From Trial Examiner
A National Labor Relations Board trial examiner condemns GE and its union talks in 1960 for signaling offers to workers and pressing all terms at once. He argues such bargaining harms free speech and could stall honest negotiations. The piece also notes the Council of State Chambers of Commerce urges cheaper, broader youth employability paths beyond the Youth Conservation Corps and calls for regulatory reform and expanded apprenticeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric
International Union of Electrical Workers
National Defense
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Youth Conservation Corps
Council
CCC Camp
Water Safety Campaign Highlights drownings and rescues
The State Police report 1962 tally shows 209 fatal water accidents 236 drownings and 191 injuries. Children under 10 died after falling into water from bridges banks or docks. Officers urge life jackets life saving training and adult supervision plus eight Red Cross posters and governor proclamation at posts to promote water safety and resuscitation skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Kostrzewa
Red Cross
Michigan
Sgt. Kostrzewa
Village President Proclaims Buddy Poppy Days
Donald Gates mayor urges Shepherd citizens to support Buddy Poppy fund raiser May 23 24 25 for Veterans of Foreign Wars proceeds aid disabled veterans widows and orphans and to wear a Buddy Poppy as tribute to those who served the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Congress
Veterans Administration
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Donald Gates
Shepherd
Kenneth R. Hummel
Water safety rules urge responsible water sports
The article stresses that reckless actions on the water are as deadly as wrong driving on highways. It emphasizes that following simple water safety rules and enjoying sports safely avoids tragedy and emphasizes prudent behavior.
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and family gatherings
Attestaccompanying officials note freedoms cherished by citizens. Leah Kissick visited last week. The Stellwagen family and the Grim family spent Sunday at Six Lakes near Weidman. Mr and Mrs Mussell of Mr Pleasant joined on Lansing business.
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Leah Kissick
Mike Stellwagen Jr
Lori
Eric
George Grim
Six Lakes
Weidman
Mike Stellwagen Sr
Ellis Mussell
Mr. Pleasant
Lansing
Pleasant
Local visitors call on Pearle Hook home Thursday evening
Shepherd Briefs recounts visitors Gayla Degase Dennis and Tammy Rowse meeting at the Pearle Hook residence Thursday evening. Ethel Fenby and Pearle Hook are noted in the summary as present in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayla Degase
Dennis
Tammy Rowse
Pearle Hook
Ethel Fenby
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Double Trouble
Arndt Motors
Uran
Shepherd Farm Produce
Che Shepherd Fergus
Isabella County
Shepherd Argus
The
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
National Editorial
Baer Oe
ERO Shop
Church For All
ALL
Jeremiah
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Va
Thessalonians
John’s Barber Shop
Vernon Casdatt Brattin Cash & Carry "Shepherd Lumber Co
Shepherd Clinic
Garber Funeral Home ‘Gould Drug Co
Ken’s Variety Store
Grim Printing Co
Mid-State Fertilizer
Shepherd State Bank
Zook Construction
Leonard Radio & TV
Shepherd Briefs
Rel
Ort
Pretty Perm
Rexall Drug Store
Shepherd, Michigan
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