Word: auto
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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First with the Smear. He got ten weeks in which to confess publicly that he had erred in 1) not ordering the 1944 rising against the Germans, and 2) quarreling with party leaders. Snapped Guingouin: "When are they going to make their auto-criticism and admit their fundamental error?" The party leaders replied by firing him from all executive party jobs. Guingouin fought back with a stream of letters to Communist journals and a confidential memo saying party bureaucrats had "lost all touch with the working masses." He hinted that, if expelled from the party, he might tell...
Leading contender for the C.I.O. presidency is Allen S. Haywood, 64, C.I.O. executive vice president, who came out of the U.M.W. with Murray and has been a close associate ever since. Haywood may be the rallying point for all those who oppose the C.I.O.'s United Auto Workers' Walter Reuther, 45, well-hated by Phil Murray's Steelworkers...
...auto industry, with bigger steel allotments, will be able to turn out 1,150,000 units in the first quarter, hopes to produce more than 5,000,000 for the whole year v. an estimated 4,300,000 this year...
Growth Ahead. But most of the gains were due to better civilian business. New York department-store sales, which had been running below 1951, spurted ahead of last year's sales, and merchants were predicting a record Christmas trade. Last week the kingpin auto industry finished its biggest month's production (610,676 units) in 16 months, and got the promise of bigger steel allotments in 1953's first quarter. Steelmen themselves reported enough orders to keep their mills at capacity production for at least five months. The big rise all around was reflected by the Commerce...
...Cambridge Police have listed all out-of-state cars that have been ticketed two or more times, but have not turned in the tags. Every auto whose license number appears on the list may be towed to a garage. The fee for towing...