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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1955
Page
6
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United Press reports from Washington describe Speaker Sam Rayburn as the Democratic offensive spark in the 84th Congress. At 74 next January, he pushes rapid tax cuts, Social Security expansion, and a party record of domestic policy to frame next year’s campaign. Rayburn’s tactics include early bold bills, party strategy in the Senate, and public power policy maneuvers, aiming to capitalize on Republican missteps and secure electoral support for 1956.
Mrs Marion Beley opens Oswego County Women’s Republican Club dinner plans for June 8 in Mexico with Syracuse Common Council President Frederick Kreuzer as chief speaker. Onondaga attendees named. In Watertown Jefferson County Women’s Republican Club dinner led by Miss Elizabeth Case with Mrs Earl Chilmore elected president. Entertainment by Bauer sisters. Other notes include family updates, reunions and opera casting for La Bohème in Syracuse scene.
DETROIT General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers hold a full day of contract talks today the first since negotiations opened April 7. Walter P. Reuther monitors sessions at GM conferences in the afternoon and Ford talks were planned for today. The union reported 103 of 107 GM locals backed a walkout 126 599 to 8 955 should talks fail with four locals unreported. A Ford strike vote is expected to show similar approval.
The Commerce Department cites rising income easy credit and a desire for larger homes as driving a housing boom. It notes record home building despite low family formation through 1960 due to the postwar baby boom, and lists factors like rising population longer life expectancy social security and pensions fewer extended households and liberalized mortgage insurance helping residential construction.
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Spokesmen for natives rights likely authored the slogan in large black letters on display in Johannesburg. The next day the same message reappeared in the city space, with workmen noted reading the bold proclamation about Africa and colonial conditions.
A 1954 report from New York announces Primatene, a new over the counter asthma tablet. It claims to open bronchial tubes loosen mucus and relieve nervous tension, promising minutes of relief and freedom from spasms. The article notes its prescription popularity and money back guarantee.
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