Soldier Paper Defies Brass Hats With Speech On Demobilization
The Honolulu Stars and Stripes edition has become a voice for Pacific soldiers, resisting official attempts to muzzle it. It defends press freedom amid demobilization talks, citing Seaman Pat T. Stewart’s Norfolk reassignment and his bid to cancel big orders, among other cases of free expression.
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Pacific Goldiera
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Richardson
Goldier
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Los Angeles
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Ave
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Wantanetle
Misssouri River
Wage Policy at Lincoln Electric Raises Pay With Living Costs
Cleveland is home to Lincoln Electric Co where president James F. Lincoln defends a wage system tied to the cost of living. He cites a 10 percent early postwar raise and an 18 percent rise slated with potential further boosts, plus year end bonuses based on productive efficiency averaging 70 percent of a worker's pay. He touts high employee incomes and home ownership among workers, arguing higher output lowers unit costs and reduces living costs while increasing wages.
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