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January 14, 1946

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CONTINGENT ON GM; 19 Cents-Hour Increase Acceptable if Company Revises Its Stand UNION APPEALS TO TRUMAN Tells President Auto Officials Must Decide or UAW Will Return to 30% Demand

By Walter W. Ruch Special To the New York Times

UAWA corp com accepts fact-finding bd rept but threatens to return to original 30% wage demand unless Truman persuades corp to accept rept within wk; to ask strike strategy com to halt work in corp tool and die jobbing shops, lr to Truman; Reuther and Thomas comment

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WEIGH NEW OFFER ON PACKING WAGE; Unions and Swift Will Act Today on Federal Proposal to Avert Meat Strike

By Josfph A. Loftus Special To the New York Times

Fed officials conf with Swift on prices; plan further negotiations with union and co; Warren hopeful of settlement; Swift to conf with CIO and with AFL reprs; Fed officials silent on confs

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NAVY TELLS PLANS FOR THE ATOM AGE; TO KEEP 7 FLEETS; Nimitz and Staff Say U.S. Will Maintain 319 Ships at Sea, With a Supreme Air Arm BOMB TESTS THIS SUMMER We Will Not Be Behind in Weapons of the New Era, Admiral Radford Pledges

By Sidney Shalett Special To the New York Times

Vice Adm Blandy on US Navy plans

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Contract of Electrical Workers Sanctions Labor-Saving Tools; CONTRACT FORBIDS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS

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The signing of what was termed a most unusual contract that includes a no-strike, no-lockout agreement for the duration of the housing shortage and affects 10,000 skilled electrical construction workers and 364 contracting companies in New York City was announced ...

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