Cyrus Ching Mediator Looms as Key to Steel Labor Peace
Cyrus Ching, longtime mediator for the labor scene, emerges as a pivotal figure as the steel industry faces wage and pension disputes. He brokered a temporary truce with the union and industry leaders, while observers note the high stakes across auto and coal talks. Ching’s past mediations, including a Hawaiian dock strike, shape expectations as he tackles Goodrich Rubber and Bell Aircraft disputes, aiming to avert broader economic disruption.
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Murray
CIO
Steel Workers’ Policy Committee
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lewis
Walter P. Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler
New York
Ee Ben
Trans Bess
U. S. Ruber Go
Goodrich
Bell Aircraft Co
Buffalo
Fale
New York State
Conciliation Service
California Tops All States in U S Civil Service Jobs
California leads among states in Federal civilian employment with 202 572 workers as of July 1. New York 182 261 and Pennsylvania 111 216 follow. The Washington DC area totals 217 237, including DC and parts of Maryland Virginia and nearby counties.
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Prince Georges Counties
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Alexandria
Arlington County
Fairfax County
Virginia
U. S. Civil Service
West Virginia
Senate to Probe Bread Prices Amid Farm-Store Gap
Senate agriculture subcommittee chair Gillette says the panel will investigate the spread between farm product costs and what housewives pay. He cites a 95 cent per dozen egg price versus a 35 cent support price and notes plans to require minimum shortening in bakery goods and labeling of ingredients.
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Gillette
D-Ia
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Young
R-Nd
FPC Counsel Denies U. S. Roanoke Dam Authorization
FPC counsel stated Congress has not directed the United States to build any single purpose hydro electric projects in the Roanoke river basin. The commission's supplemental findings support Virginia Electric and Power Co. to obtain a license to construct a dam at Roanoke Rapids North Carolina on the Roanoke River.
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Power Commission
Congress
United States
Roanoke River
FPC
Commission
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Is Marshal Petain Still Living
The article notes Marshal Petain, once condemned to death in Paris, had his sentence commuted to life imprisonment by General de Gaulle in 1945. He is reportedly held at Ile d’Yeu prison on the Atlantic coast of France.
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Paris
General de Gaulle
Ile d'Yeu
Atlantic
France
Yugoslavia Dares Russians to Carry Complaint to U N
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia challenges Russia to take its complaints to the United Nations. Moshe Pijade brands Cominform accusations as ridiculous while Tito defends building socialism in one country and condemns Moscow interference.
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U.N
Belgrade
Russia
United Nations
Moshe Pijade
Marshal Tito
Borba
Pipade
Kremlin
Tito
New Times
Albania
Pijade
Greece
New York
U. N
Edvard Kardelj
Stalin
Moscow
V. I. Lenin
Soviet Russia
Leon Trotsky
Information Ministry
Lenin
Trotsky
Rainfall statistics for 1913 1948 period and totals
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours ending 7 am at .41 for Sept and year to date totals of .71 for rainfall in 1949 and 32.74 overall. Average annual rainfall over 36 years is 36.42 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 1948 vary from 1.92 inches in February to 3.88 in June and August. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
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