Steel Union To Accept Proposal
The steel unions appear set to accept the Truman plan as a three man board would issue nonbinding recommendations by August thirty with wage and conditions staying current until September fourteen. U S Steel president Fairless warned the Taft Hartley law limits such boards and that the government may seek court injunctive action after a fact finding report. Negotiations collapsed last week as unions pressed for general wage increases and fully company financed pension and insurance programs. Inland Steel offered a pension and the union called the insurance offer inadequate and niggardly.
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Truman
Benjamin Fairless
U. S. Steel
U .S. Steel
Murray
Inland Steel of
Chicago
Indiana Motto Referenced as Crossroads of America
A brief note cites Indiana’s state motto The Crossroads of America, reflecting regional identity and historical branding used to describe the state.
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Indiana
America
Wheat Yield Off So Storage Problem No Longer Acute
Kansas City July 13 A grain market dispatch reports the Southwest’s wheat storage issue easing as yield collapsed. Wet weather and disease reduced sharply, leaving less wheat on the ground than a decade, with temporary storage abandoned and hangars unused. Railcars and farm storage expanded, and government facilities largely unnecessary. Texas Oklahoma and Nebraska show similar trends with ample under cover storage and strong farm capacity. overall storage now deemed sufficient despite earlier overestimates.
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Mother Nature
Southwest
Ways
Kas
Ial Garden
Pratt
Oklahoma
Texas
Iva
Nebraska
Enid
Okla
G. KE. Blewelt
Fort Worth
Texas Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Agriculture Department
Lamper Oocrop
Credit Commodity Corporation
Collins
Kansas
Frank Carlaon
Fairchild Vote Is Confirmed In Corporate Takeover
Stockholders in the corporation approved a change in management led by Sherman Fairchild’s Committee of Stockholders. Of 1,154,406 outstanding shares, 78 percent were voted with 65 percent backing the move, confirming the ouster of Ward Richardson. The vote totaled 36,812 shares beyond quorum.
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Waa
Evon
Ward Richardson
Sherman Fairchild
Russia war fear cited as reason to cut military funds
Senator Elmer Thomas says Russia is not ready for war, arguing armed forces appropriations could be cut by about 1.5 billion dollars as the Senate Appropriations subcommittee reviews a 12 month funding bill after the House approved nearly 16 billion dollars in cash and contracts for the Army Navy and Air Force. The panel's work will take days before full committee review.
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Washington
Russia
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Thomas
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Oiga
Safety Razors Top Choice for Daily Shaves
Readers weigh electric versus safety razors with love for single edge and injector types. Debates cover blade brands, soaps, and shaving motions while retailers note holiday gift boxes and popular ladies razors.
Ready To Act If Union Okays Plan
The text notes motions threaten safety and health and invoke Taft Hartley. It claims no THI emergency settlement assurance and references Truman advisers believing joint steel company support with the President’s recommendation could avert a national emergency. Cyrus S. Ching is preparing a names list for suggested choices.
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Cyrus Ching
Center
Ching
Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel Corporation
Taft May Block Pact Approval in Senate Battle
Taft and allies argue Article 3 of the pact creates a moral arms- supply commitment to Europe. Senator John Foster Dulles counters no binding arms pledge exists, calling the arms program excessive and saying he may vote against the current form. Ratification requires two thirds of the Senate. The Bronx Zoo notes over 100 million visitors since opening nearly 50 years ago.
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Congress
Taft
New York
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Europe
United States
Senate
Bronx Zoo
Truman Names Board Members Amid Union Dispute
Former Judge Samuel J. Rosenman, a former adviser to Roosevelt and Truman, is listed as a board member. John H. Steeman, a presidential assistant, urged the President to appoint the suggested board if the union accepts. The union’s reply was expected today.
A Million Dollars to Relieve Piles
An advertisement claims over a million dollars yearly spent on pile remedies. Peterson's Ointment soothes pile torture in minutes and comes in a 40c box or 60c tube. It promises fast relief from itching with a money back guarantee.
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Peterson
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