United Shoe Workers Offer 10 Percent Wage Cut in Settlement Bid
The United Shoe Workers of America propose a 10 per cent wage reduction and a five and a half day week to Lynn manufacturers, aiming to end an 18 000 worker stoppage. The offer followed a Manufacturer's Association executive board meeting at the Security Trust Company Building where the proposal was referred for consideration.
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United Shoe Workers of America
Lynn Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Security Trust Company
Mrs Buxton Returns Home From Bellevue After Break
Mrs Bessie W Buxton president of the Peabody Women s Club returned home with her husband H Herbert Buxton after doctors at Bellevue Hospital New York decided she had recovered enough from a temporary mental breakdown to travel.
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Bessie W. Buxton
Peabody Women's Club
H. Herbert Buxton
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Veterans planning drive seeks 50000 for ex servicemen work
At an American Legion Employment Day meeting Governor Cox will ask the legislature for a 50000 appropriation to hire unemployed veterans for parkway work. Major General Edwards led the drive urging business towns to create jobs and noting many veterans already placed in East Boston tunnel and other projects.
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The
American Legion
Cox
Edwards
Legion
Peter F. Sullivan
Worcester
Herman A. McDonald
Curley
Luke Shields
East Boston Tunnel
Leroy Sweetser
Labor and Industries
William N. Fletcher
J. W. Bartlett
Boston
Edward M. Quinn
Cambridge
Michael W.lynn
Pittsfield
Raymond O. Brackett
J. W. Bertlett
B. Loring Young
Y. M. H. A. Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
ACG
Ratchesky
J. E. McConnell
Legion's Auxiliary
Helen L. Bishop
Edward L. Lemoneau
Marlboro
North
Cronin
Holyoke
Mahoney
Lawrence
Sherburne
Christopher Harrison
Everett
Phillip E. Brady
Thomas P. Porter
Daisy Drive Committee
Dover Post
Eugene McCarthy
Salmon Scallop Gratin With Belle-Anna Fish
A kitchen note on preparing salmon with a scallop and cream sauce. Remove skin and bones from Belle-Anna Salmon, flake it, and mix with lemon rice and parsley for a rich cream sauce. Bake in scallop shells with breadcrumbs until brown, serve with lemon slices.
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Tarban
Halibut Jardiniere
Belle-Anna
Belle-Anne
Parisien
Fliers Hurt In Fall Of Plane At Mitchel Field
Sergeant Eugene Reviere and Sergeant Roland Blake suffered serious injuries when their plane crashed from about 100 feet during a practice time flight at Mitchel Field. Reviere had a broken leg and nose with deep cuts. Blake broke both legs and had facial injuries and internal damage feared fatal.
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Mineola
WN. Y
Eugene Reviere
Roland Blake
Mitchel Field
Reviere
Blake
Brass Moulders Vote to Strike Over Wages Today
Brass Moulders' Union 468 members vote to strike in local shops to resist wage cuts from 75 cents an hour or $6 a day. The walkout follows a late night meeting at 995 Washington Street, with about 200 workers expected to join. The iron moulders began striking after shop closures unless the old $6 daily rate remained.
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Brass Moulders’ Union 468
Washington Street
Moulders’ Union 106
William Goss
Find Him Dead in Freight Car
William Lapam, years old, watchman for the Boston and Albany Railroad, Everett yard, was found dead yesterday afternoon in a furnished freight car where he lived. He had worked despite an acute lobar pneumonia and a cold prior week. A physician pronounced him dead. he leaves a brother in West Upton and a daughter Florence Lapam in Springfield.
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Willian. Lapam
Boston & Albany Railroad
Everett
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Irish Republic
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley Street
SPC
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Lynn Shoe
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Peabody
Summer ST
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Greater Boston
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Yozen
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Charles T. Bolenghi
HOTEL
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West Upton
Florence Lapam
Springfield
Heatherbloom
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Park Street
Jordan Marsh Company
Sheffield
of Crepe de Chine
Krepe Knit
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