Sylvia Porter on the Guaranteed Annual Wage impact
Sylvia Porter argues the Guaranteed Annual Wage will raise living costs and lower buying power, predicting widespread industry adoption. She cites Walter Reuther's 20 cent per hour auto wage package as a starting point and notes price rigidity and depressions protections amid Ford’s stance.
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Detroit
Mich
Consumers of
America
Walter Reuther
Auto
Ford
Reuther
Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin Split Rumors Head East West
Hollywood buzz says Jerry Lewis heads to New York for You re Never Too Young premiere while Dean Martin heads to Hawaii with his wife. Reports claim they may not perform together until October though Paramount calls the talk nonsense. A close friend notes ongoing tension yet lasting affection and future joint commitments.
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Hollywood
INS
Funnyman
Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Filmtown
Lewis
Brown
Catskill Mountains
New York
Martin
Hawaii
Paramount Pictures
House votes landmark postal pay raise amid two veto clashes
The House approved an average pay hike for 500,000 postal workers by a 407 to 1 vote, with Rep. Cole the sole naysayer. The bill, costing about 165 million dollars annually, returns to the Senate after minor amendments, ending a year of dispute with President Eisenhower over raises and postage-rate changes.
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Washington
House
Cole
Senate
Congress
Eisenhower
State Plans Polio Studies At Health Conference
State Health Commissioner Herman Hilleboe and Governor Harriman announced polio studies at the List annual Health Conference. The stake include proper vaccine dosage methods and measurement to ensure effective immunity and guidance for Salk vaccine parties this summer.
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Lare Placid
Herman x. Hilleboe
Harriman
List
Hilleboe
Yvinger
Peresns
Daily Features Highlight on Anti-Colonialism Answer
David Lawrence on the editorial page presents antis colonialism as the answer in today’s features. The rest of the page lists nine regular features and a variety of sections including sports and photographs.
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David Lawrence
Harriman Requests Hearing On New York Park Complaints
controversy over Central New York State Parks management triggers a closed hearing called by Robert Moses. Gov Averell Harriman and Louis Wehle requested investigation into Edward Hanna complaints. Emmett Kelly private golf instruction at Green Lakes and a noncompetitive bid concession at eight parks questioned by Hanna.
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New York
New York State
Robert Moses
State Council of Parks
Averell Harriman
Louis Wehle
Edward ‘A. Hanna
Utica
Harriman
Central
Hanna
Emmett Kelly
Green Lakes State Park
Syracuse
Jan
Welborne A. Dearlove
Howard B. Stowell
Central Park Commission
Donald Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Kelly
Dulles Sees Russia Loosening Satellites
Secretary of State Dulles said Russia may loosen the reins on its Eastern European satellites. He noted reduced tensions in Formosa and described a cease-fire in effect without a formal pact. Dulles linked this to Yugoslav leaders’ visit and Yugoslavia’s independent stance since 1948.
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Washington
Dulles
Russia
Sas
Formosa
Yougoslavia
Tuegoslavia
Water Ban Sparks Frustration in Erie County
Residents protest a water ban imposed by the Erie County Water Authority as record heat drives demand. The board cites substantial investments and service curtailments while authorities promise relief but offer few details. Local figures including Charles Querb Salt and Maver John comment on the impact and lack of communication.
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Buffalo
Sherhan
Lancaster
Mandas Tisecey
Erie County Water
Water Authority
Mach
Sangiman Charles Querb
Maver
John 2
Janizga Sais
Clhoal Werd
Otheast
Mail Box Trouble Near Main Street
A local report describes an issue with a mailbox on Main Street. The fragment notes confusion over its location and the surrounding area and mentions unrelated phrases in the garbled text.
Helen Keller Leaves Tokyo for U.S. Mission
Helen Keller, renowned blind and deaf social worker, departs Tokyo aboard a special air service bound for the United States. Her trip aims to continue her international humanitarian work and advocacy programs.
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Tokyo
Helen Keller
Sda Air
Weatherman predicts 90 degree record heat today
Weatherman Andy Keller forecasts a high near 90, possibly setting a new date record. Yesterday reached 89 as the warmest so far this year, with the 1925 record at 9 noting a historic high. Cooler, shower‑slowed weather is expected tomorrow and again Thursday, with more warmth this weekend.
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Ndy Keller
Keller
Thermometer Records 120 Degrees at Fayetteville Home
James McGill of 211 Cleveland Blvd Fayetteville reports a direct afternoon sun raising a backyard thermometer to 120 degrees, with the mercury climbing beyond the tube top as the heat peaked yesterday.
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James McGill
Cleveland Blvd
Fayetteville
McGill
Wet picnic causes chase at Onondaga Lake Park
Two boys swam along the Seneca River near Willow Bay with two picnic tables in tow. Sheriff’s deputies recovered the tables but did not find the youths yesterday at Onondaga Lake Park.
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Onondaga Lake Park
Sheriff's
Kenneth Loftus
Willow Bay
Seneca River
Lynn Scammell
Robert Ashmore
Weeks predicts 1955 prosperity on strong employment data
Secretary Weeks announced a substantial drop in unemployment and an expected peak year for 1955 due to industrial peace. He cited the biggest May for jobs, lower unemployment, and a new national output peak driven by gains since the first quarter.
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Washington
Weeks
Kkey
Early Dip Fatal at Riverside High School Pool
The body of 18 year old Donald L. Warner was found floating in the Riverside High School swimming pool. Officials said the drowning occurred after an early dip in the pool.
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Donald L. Warner
Riveside High School
Ater
GM contract extension eyed as UAW primes strike plan
Detroit report says the United Auto Workers and General Motors negotiate a five year deal with a potential midnight strike if terms fail. UAW chief Walter Reuther would lead talks to push for terms equal to or better than Ford agreement. Ford workers walkout and production stoppages cited as context.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union Today
General Motors
General Motors Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
UAW
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Council
John W. Livingston
Ford
Massachusetts
California
River Rouge
Reuuce
Tool and Die
Tool
Peaceful wage talks open between US Steel and CIO United Steelworkers
In Pittsburgh US Steel and the CIO United Steelworkers begin collective bargaining with hopes for a peaceful and equitable settlement. Clifford H. Heed leads the opening session with about 100 participants. VP John H. Stephens stresses a speedy and fair conclusion for employees stockholders and the public. David J. McDonald says the union aims for a substantial wage increase and seeks an early agreement before June when a strike could be authorized.
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Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Clifford H. Heed
iBig Steel
John H. Stephens
U. S. Steel
David J. McDonald
Government approves additional Salk polio vaccine doses
The U S government authorized about one million cubic centimeters of Salk polio vaccine for immediate distribution. National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis backs mass immunization for first and second graders, with Leonard A Scheele announcing clearance for the extra supply.
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Washington
U. S
Maine
Montana
North Ana
Eoyet Torres
Yugoslav Panties Outdo Russia's Tee 7 Semis
A fragmentary article discusses fashion trends and underwear in Yugoslavia, noting Zagreb actors commenting on bras and briefs. It contrasts local garments with Russian styles, hinting at cultural perceptions and market preferences in a chaotic, translation-heavy clump of text.
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Asiate Chood
Vasuy
Zagreb
Rassa
Aden
Pete Settore
Contempt Upheld Against Keating
An appellate court upholds contempt findings against Keating in a case involving alleged disobedience of court orders. The ruling reinforces prior sanctions and outlines continued penalties or further action if compliance remains lacking.
British Engineers Accept Peace Plan
British locomotive engineers and firemen accepted a peace formula to permit direct talks with the British Transport Commission. The Trades Union Congress leaders met with Labor Minister Sir Walter Monckton to seek government approval for final peace talks while the strike continued. Prime Minister Eden's government and the Transport Commission had pressed for a return to work before talks could begin.
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London
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers
British Transport Commission
Whih
Union Congress
Walter Monckton
Eden
Japs Probe Navy Salvage Sale
The article reports a naval salvage sale investigation tied to wartime assets. Details unclear due to heavy OCR errors but mentions price figures and potential detours in the assessment process.
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Japs Probe Navy Salvage Sale
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G. A.W
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Pune
Dean
Jerry
Martin and Lewis
U.k.s
Helen
St. Louis
Monroe
Ford Workers Out
Snusic
Barbara
Rustie’’ Cloud
Boston
Loug Beach
Calif
Susie
US Steel
CIO Pay
Hrhrushchev
Smad
Ania
Keating
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