Word: murrays
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...steel goes, so goes inflation. Since Nov. 27, when the steelmasters and Philip Murray's United Steelworkers started negotiations for their 1952 wage contract, the eyes of U.S. businessmen have roved between the negotiators' hotel room in Pittsburgh and the stabilization authorities in Washington. If Murray wins a settlement that sends steel wages and prices bursting through the frail barrier of WSB and OPS controls, other unions and other industries will charge after him through the breach. If Murray is turned down by either Washington or the steelmasters, he has threatened to call a defense-disrupting steel strike...
...Murray's praise has been echoed by many other important figures in the labor world. "This program has...made a very appreciable contribution to the organized labor movement in this country," A.F.L. President William Green has declared...
Most of the American participants in the program are members of branches of the American Federation of Labor; C.I.O. students have always been a definite minority. Healy points out that, despite President Philip Murray's enthusiastic endorsement of the project, the C.I.O. seems to be "a little suspicious" of the Harvard label which it bears and prefers to rely on its own educational system in training labor executives...
After Ray, the shotputters lack a really strong second man. This problem should be eliminated in February, when Gll Murray, freshman sensation last year, will probably be able to participate...
...Albany, N.Y. and Lowell, Greek; Marshall P. Ernstene, of Cleveland and Adams, Physics; Helmut J.F. Furth, of Washington, D.C. and Dunster, History and Literature; Jerrold B. Lanes, of Brookline and Lowell, History and Literature; John L. Lewis, Jr., of Austin, Texas and Dunster, Social Relations; and George R. Murray, of Dayton, Ohio and Eliot, Biochemical Sciences...