Steel Heads Rapped in Wage Talks
New York UM. Clo. President Murray accused steel industry officials of trying to intimidate presidential fact-finders in wage dispute hearings. He urged the three man board to resist pressure as talks continue on pension boosts and general wage proposals. The union seeks a package raise and social insurance, while industry claims cuts in hourly costs. The panel’s nonbinding recommendations are due by August 30.
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Steel Industry Shows Confidence Amid Market Revival
New York reports a revival of confidence in parts of the metalworking sector as Iron Age notes steel buying driven by business outlook rather than strikes. Bar imports expect continued activity for weeks with Chicago remaining the nation’s largest steel producer. Schedules extend through September with some products flowing to the South through October and space held into December.
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Congress Circulars Highlight Senate and House Actions
Today in Congress AP reports the Senate resumes debate on Interior Department appropriation while DHS investigations subcommittees reconvene and Maj. Gen. Feldman is called for questioning in five percenter hearings. Foreign Relations and Armed Services review foreign arms. Committees in the House press farm legislation and education aid debates as 3 36 inquiries continue.
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Four 15 Year Olds Face Delinquency Over Explosive Find
Four Brooklyn area boys aged 15 are charged with juvenile delinquency after police say they carried 38 sticks of dynamite and detonating caps from a shed on a road project near Englewood. They reportedly tossed the explosives around on foot, by car, and via subway, using caps to ignite them.
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Czechs Open New Attack on Church
Prague reports in Pravda accuse Roman Catholic bishops of Nazi collaboration and subversive activity. Government seeks to weaken church influence as weeks of quiet end and a broad anti church campaign unfolds.
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Lawyer Buys Dream House in New York After Turbulent Sale
Alfred and Es oa Bienbaum finally sell their so called dream home for under $1.5 million to Herbert Braasch who will cover rent totaling about 20 per day while the Birnbaums search for a new location. The deal ends a long struggle to relocate as they faced rising costs and delayed plans with no clear alternative. Coal miners begin returning to northern England pits after a 28 hour strike, resuming work amid ongoing industrial tensions and uneven production.
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Sugar beets Offer Highest Energy Per Acre in Four States
Sugar beets yield more energy per acre than any other crop across four states, making them a standout source of fuel and production efficiency according to regional agricultural reports.
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