Aluminum Plants Return To Work After Walkout
Eight Aluminum Co. of America plants resume operations after a strike—covering 17,000 CIO United Steelworkers under a new contract with wage adjustments pensions and insurance. The pact sets a $100 monthly minimum pension and includes social security and life and health benefits. Despite the settlement, Local 309 votes to remain on strike at the Alcoa Tennessee plant until the company reopens the entire plant and settles a local grievance.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Co. of America
CIO
United
Tenn
Tennessee
A. D. Ruddleston
ALCOA
Couny
Bauxite
Ark
Richmond
Ind
Detroit
General Ike Addresses Houston on Security and Economy
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower spoke to about 15 000 Houstonians at the 109th chamber of commerce meeting urging security tied to a solvent economy. He warned against regimentation while praising education as crucial to governing, and endorsed unified armed forces as a developing national doctrine.
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Houston
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denfeld Weighs Retirement From Navy Life
Adm Louis B Denfeld says he will not retire unless it serves the navy and national defense He contemplates a new command in Europe while aging plans to leave after 41 years of service He avoids controversy about his removal as chief of naval operations and is moved by the sailors who express regret over his possible departure
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Westboro
Mass
Adm
Louis
B. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Navy
Denfeld
New England
Truman
House
Armed Services Committee
Army
Air Force
Amphitheater School Faces $3.61 Football Red
Amphitheater district records a $3.61 football deficit for 1949 excluding Tucson contest proceeds. Supt. Guitteau says the red is not significant and won’t affect programs. The board approves a five week fluoridation project for 400 elementary students and considers outdoor cafeteria plans at the Prince Road plant.
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Tucson
Paul E. Guitteau
Washington
AHS
Amphitheater Junior High
Guitteau
North Side
Prince Road
Woman Envoy Taking Whole Family Abroad
Mrs. Eugenie Anderson the nation s first woman ambassador travels with husband John and children Johanna 15 Hans 11 to Copenhagen Denmark leaving Lassie the collie behind in Red Wing Minnesota. Twelve trunks fifteen suitcases and three rooms of furniture were sent ahead as she moves to her new post.
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Chicago
Eugenie Anderson
Denmark
Lassie
Red Wing
Minn
Pima County Welfare Board Holds Session
A routine Pima county welfare board meeting was held in the board offices. The board authorized sending county aid applicants a state pamphlet outlining rights and duties. Spanish versions will be available later. R W Sherwood said the ADA for November was 2,320 and Amphitheater enrollment reached 2,555 with eight more students in attendance.
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Pima County Welfare Board
R. W. Sherwood
Guitteau
Re N ue cleaning system promises home furniture revival
New Tucson cleaning service touts Re Nue system a color process that restores dirty faded upholstery to original color and lustre in customers homes. It offers rug carpet and furniture cleaning with satisfaction guaranteed and lists residential and business phone numbers.
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Tucson
Barnyard Egg Surprises Mrs Reed with Double Egg
Mrs E G Reed of 1600 N Stone Ave reported a giant egg with a second soft shelled egg inside. She said the specimen was unusually large and noted she has seen many eggs before but none like this.
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E. G. Reed
N. Stone Ave
Egg Mystery: Double Yolks Rare But Not Two Shells
Observers note that double yolked eggs occur occasionally in hens laid eggs, yet never show a second shell around a yolk. The phenomenon highlights how two yolks can share one shell rather than forming a separate shell for a second yolk.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Meer
Eloisa Segovia
Wetmore School
Phitheater
Grunewald & Adams
F. Congress
Amphitheater
Fin Tucson
Buster Brown
N. B.C
KVOA
Jordan
East Pennington
Penney’s
Penney
Penney's
Congress
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