House Labor Unit Poised to Finish Bill This Week
The House Labor Committee plans to finish work on a labor management control bill this week after a month of closed door wrangling. Leaders seek to wind up drafting by Friday night and may bring the bill to the floor for possible action by August 1, aiming to avoid a broad Taft Hartley fight while finalizing union reporting and election rights provisions.
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Vladimir Kolesnikoff, pioneer of U.S. industrial standards
Vladimir S. Kolesnikoff, 73, who compiled the first U.S. government wide classification standards for industries and commodities, died Saturday of cancer. He was born in Russia.
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Fred Coogan Dead Oklahoma Republican Leader Dies
Fred Coogan aged 70, longtime Oklahoma Republican state committeeman who nominated Gen. Douglas MacArthur for president in 1952, died Sunday. Coogan, a native of Lima Ohio, was a prominent party figure in Sayre.
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Market session mixed as steel strike looms
New York stocks eased in midafternoon trading as steel strike lines tightened toward a deadline. The Associated Press index fell while rails weakened on reduced carload outlook. motors and other sectors showed varied moves with rubbers and building materials rising.
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Chicago livestock prices move lower across hogs and cattle
Hog prices drop 25 to 50 cents with mixed grades and weights across 190 to 550 pounds. Cattle and calves show steady to higher trends for slaughter steers and prime loads, with various grades and weights listed, including heifers at 29.00 and feeders at 27.00. Sheep stay steady with spring lambs 23.00 to 24.50 and yearlings around 19.75.
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Hot Rod Auto Hits Home Fatal Seattle Crash
A homemade hot rod crashed into a Seattle home on Beacon Street, killing the driver Don Wheat 22 and a four year old boy Lance Williams who was walking with his sister. The girl Julie 2 survived. Richard Williams the father recalled hearing a roar like an airplane as the vehicle struck.
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Kabuki Star Tokizo Nakamura Dies at 64 in Tokyo
Tokizo Nakamura, 64, lead actor of Japan's Kabuki theater, died Sunday in Tokyo. The renowned performer held the title of top ver ee, symbolizing his prominence in traditional stage art.
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