Chronicle-Telegram item from Elyria June 1 1950
A brief Elyria Chronicle-Telegram blurb dated Thursday June 1 1950, noting local events and happenings. No specific names, places, or actions clearly readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
13
A brief Elyria Chronicle-Telegram blurb dated Thursday June 1 1950, noting local events and happenings. No specific names, places, or actions clearly readable in the fragment.
LESLIE GOULD assesses the Chrysler and General Motors settlements as shaping a quiet labor peace era. He notes unions gaining no extra leverage via strikes, GM standing firm, and pension components under $100 or higher if Social Security rises. Consolidated Edison grants $125 monthly pensions, highlighting industry patterns in handling workers costs.
A 1950 KG syndicate summary notes General Motors agrees to a five year contract with annual wage rises and a cost of living readjustment. The plan impacts suppliers, pension costs, and stresses for smaller firms. GM rejects a union shop for new hires, requiring a 90 day trial before union membership ends. Chrysler hits prior highs amid stock gains despite a split. A London suburb grocery firm seeks to rename Sly Street to Neate Street.
Producers on farms with no wheat seeded for harvest in 1948 49 or 50 may apply for a 1951 wheat acreage allotment. Applications must be written to the county PMA committee by June 26 1950. Must show land suitability for wheat and that farming will be main livelihood. Graz University Austria establishes a chair for Esperanto.
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