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...board estimated that these assessments would cost the steel industry an average of 2½% of its total operating costs, and that the industry could afford that. For workers, the pension plan (supplemented by federal social security) would provide an income of around $100 a month after...
Nevertheless, the board told steelmakers and the steel unions to get back to company-by-company bargaining. They would have to make a start in that direction, in fact, when they negotiated pension and insurance terms...
...restored to duty as the Army's Quartermaster General. Major General Alden H. Waitt, 56, who had tried to wangle a second term as chief of the Chemical Corps by running down all his potential rivals, was sacked: he went into retirement on a $6,600-a-year pension...
Despite the alarm of the ordinary taxpayer, there was no guarantee that pension payments might not go right on-and up -in all three states. The old folks were a powerful people in the West...
Philip Murray waited for silence. The C.I.O. Steelworkers' president was concluding his final plea for a 30? -an-hour package of wage increases, pensions and social insurance. Across the oak-paneled hearing room sat Enders Voorhees, chairman of U.S. Steel Corp.'s finance committee, who had presented the core of Big Steel's arguments. Voorhees, snapped Murray, did not understand the working man: "He's lived a ... juicy life . . . [this] fat, sassy and very opulent man." And if Voorhees did not believe in pensions, asked Murray, "why does he not mention his own $70,323 pension...