C I O Favors Fact Finding In G E Dispute
The CIO favors naming a presidential fact finding board to settle the General Electric strike dispute threatening 32 500 IUE members and possibly 23 000 more. James B Carey said meetings with mediator Cyrus S Ching could yield a settlement. The union seeks 15 cent wage package with hospital pension costs and other concessions.
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Bannon, 83, GOP Leader and Former Congressman, Dies
Portsmouth, Sept. 7 AP Former Congressman Henry T. Bannon died last night at age 83. A longtime Republican leader and former county prosecutor, he served in Congress from 1905 to 1909 and was a delegate to the Republican national convention from 1912 to 1940. He helped run the law firm Bannon, Bannon & Howland in Portsmouth, and held director roles at the Shelby Shoe Co. and local banks. He was friends with Theodore Roosevelt and Taft. He leaves a sister Charlotte, a son Louis D. Bannon, and a daughter Mrs. Eric Ferguson.
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Foxboro Adopts Early Wage and Hour Ordinance
In 1798 Foxboro Massachusetts enacted a pioneering wage law setting pay at 66 cents for eight hours and 1.33 dollars for eight hours by a man and team capable of carrying a ton, reflecting early industrial labor standards and requirements.
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Pastor Opposes Hydrogen Bomb Even If Enemies Use First
Ohio area Methodist pastors hear from Rev. Theodore Parker Ferris of Boston who urges a church stance against the hydrogen bomb as inhumane. He argues self defense cannot justify such destruction and urges opposition in church papers pulpits and local groups.
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