Labor Day News Dials In On Wages And Politics
Labor leaders on Labor Day Eve target November victories for pro labor candidates and higher wages amid rising living costs. They note real wages rose 1.3 percent through June, push for union security measures, and assess Taft Hartley act reforms, union shop debates, and potential endorsements of Stevenson with AFL backing and pressure on wage boards.
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Eisenhower Seeks Labor Support in Prospect of Victory
Eisenhower plans to address the National Association of Letter Carriers in Detroit urging labor support while denying a default Democratic tilt. He urges veterans overseas to vote, underscores civic duties, and backs an inclusive plan for service members returning home.
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Rossi Nets First Admission At New York Fair
Eliseo Rossi of 508 Blandina Street Utica rode by bicycle to the New York State Fair grounds and arrived first to enter as gates opened at 4 30 AM. He kept the steady lead four years running with no other entrant until 7 30 AM.
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Japan Election Under Yoshida Faces Pivotal Decision
Tokyo opens its first fully independent general election in 15 years amid debates over Japan's close US alliance and rearmament. Premier Shigeru Yoshida dissolves the Diet’s House of Representatives amid internal party revolt, with voters to decide whether the Liberal Party maintains power or splinters.
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Japan in Flux as Diet Faces Rally and Reform
A fragmented political scene tests Hatoyama and aging figures while questions loom over party unity and the 466 seat House. Voters weigh sound money versus inflationary policies as Liberals hold 285 seats amid rising nationalism.
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Irving ex-U S Senator Phipps celebrates birthday in Santa Monica
Santa Monica California Lawrence C Phipps of Denver the oldest former U S Senator from Irving turned age was celebrated yesterday by his family marking his birthday in California with relatives and friends.
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