25 000 OCIlmen Back on Joe and Others Due
About 25 000 of the nation’s striking oil workers returned to work as plant settlements began across the country. Airlines faced reduced revenue due to gasoline shortages while refineries restart. The wage dispute involved Standard Oil of Indiana and other unions with talks ongoing.
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Joe
United States
Europe
U.S. Conciliation Service
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
CLO. A.F.L
Eden Backs British Firms Quitting China
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden endorsed British firms pulling out of Communist China while stressing continued trade. He noted losses from entry and exit restrictions, heavy taxation, forced layoffs, and nationalization of former private businesses totaling about 840 million dollars in investments. The move follows firms deciding they could no longer operate in China.
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London
Anthony Eden
China
Britain
Eden
Invest- China
Red
de- China
Regulators consider raising markups on cereals and meats
The agency may issue an order before month end to permit higher retail markups on cereals cookies and many canned meats with tuna and salmon excluded. Some prices already approach what the public will pay while a separate order suspends price controls on raw cotton and most textiles, not expected to affect consumer prices significantly.
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OFS
OPS
National Survey
Bers
Roosevelt backs Kefauver in California primary
James Roosevelt, eldest son of the state president, declares support for Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee in the California June 3 Democratic presidential primary. Roosevelt had backed President Truman previously before stepping aside.
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Logs Angeles
James Roosevelt
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
California
Roosevelt
Juman
Danish teen saves drowning toddlers near Clementon Lake
A 16 year old Danish boy, Yohan Sventrun, who has been in the United States three days, rescued two 3 year olds from Clementon Lake. He was visiting his aunt in Clementon when he pulled Daniel Warne and Francis Walsh from the water. The aunt translated for police while the boy described the incident.
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Clementon
N. J. Cins
Yohan Sventrun
Daniel Warne
Francis Walsh
Clementon Lake
Syed
Divorced Over Housework Prompted by Husband’s Chores
London report states Mrs Betsy Clarke was granted a divorce on cruelty grounds after alleging her husband Sydney a butcher took over her housekeeping. Justice Sir Henry Barnard noted long custom assigns the wife the house duties and privileges.
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London
Betsy Clarke
Brazil hostages to be released amid jungle crash search
An official party led by Correa and Magness set up a base at Lagoa Grande and trekked 35 miles into jungle to the April 29 Stratocruiser crash scene, while unofficial parachutists prepared a landing site for helicopters. Fifty people died. both groups race to extract survivors and recover remains in Belem.
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Correa
Magness
Lagoa Grande
Rio de Janeiro
Lino de Mates
Sao Paulo
Adhemar de Barros
Brazilian Airlines
Belem
Rail Unions Seek Settlement Over Interdivisional Rules
Railway labor leaders press for changes to interdivisional run rules and arbitration, arguing carriers would force workers to relocate as trains cross divisions. The Steelman plan halves hours to a 40 hour week pending neutral refereeing, while unions push for protections against automatic arbitration and preserving current home bases.
Pact Reached Between Dairy Industry and 900 Buffalo Workers
A new one year working contract was agreed yesterday between Niagara frontier dairy industry representatives and 900 employees across 30 dairies in Buffalo Niagara Falls Lockport Tonawanda and North Tonawanda. Details of the contract were not disclosed.
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NEW Dairy Industry Pact
Buffalo
Niagara Frontier Dairy Industry
Niagara Falls
Lockport
Tonawanda
North Tonawanda
Seven Demands Listed In Rail Yard Workers' Protest
A four cent wage boost would apply to workers moving from 4 to 40 hours weekly, on top of a 37 cent base boost. A cost of living escalator would adjust wages quarterly. Disputes over two operating rules would go to binding arbitration. Unions would receive substantially but not fully all on key pay rule revisions.
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Steelman
Truman
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Falls Jury Calls Gamblers for Special Federal Panel
Buffalo Niagara Falls area jurors are summoned as a federal grand jury investigates gambling activity. Nineteen individuals connected to gambling cases were to appear, with authorities probing known or suspected criminal ties in the city.
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Falls
Federal Grand Jury
Buffalo
Niagara
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