National Standards On Pensions Urged
Washington reports officials debate a national pension policy amid private old age plans. Proposals urge standards applicable to all workers and government scrutiny of reserves and tax impacts. Finance and labor agencies warn of flimsy plans and potential loss of revenue if pension funds collapse.
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Harry A. McDonald
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John L. Lewis’ Pension Fund
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How Harmful Are Cigarettes The Digest Explains Health Effects
January Reader's Digest surveys tobacco's impact on the heart stomach and digestion and the link to cancer. It presents the latest facts and figures and urges readers to judge for themselves based on 35 condensed articles.
Buyers Market Boon to Industry
R. E. Jordan of The Tile Council of America says a 1950 buyers market in building would boost demand for quality clay tile. He notes the effect would lift sales for about 3500 clay tile contractors nationwide and improve sales in Moor tile and wall industries.
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R. E. Jordan
Tile Council of America
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