Titusville Quality Stores Ordered to Stop Union Interference
The National Labor Relations Board ordered Quality Markets Inc to stop actions intended to interfere with unions at four Titusville markets. The ruling forbids questioning employees about union status and threatening or rewarding workers to deter union activity, and it keeps the firm from promoting or withdrawing labor affiliations to influence employees.
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Titusville
National Labor Relations Board
Quality Markets, Inc
Lysseed
Qualityarket
NLRB
Toney Hise
NLR
North America
Amalgamated Food
Aflcio
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
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Ceat
John Platt Myers Dies Former New York Chancellor
Plattsburgh New York obituary notes the death of John Platt Myers former chancellor of the New York State Board of Regents. Details are sparse in the fragment but identify Myers as a notable state education official.
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Plattsburgh
N. Y
John Platt Myers
New York State Board of Sea
Fae
New
Horse Car Crash Hurts Rider Near Franklin
Four miles east of Franklin a horse rider was injured in a near collision with a horse drawn carriage. Peter Greenlee aged 34 from Franklin was admitted to Franklin Hospital with a fractured leg and listed in good condition. Operator Jean Hannah 19 of Kossuth paused to avoid the crash. The rider and horse fell into a ditch, police reported.
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Franklin
Peter Greenlee
R. D
Franklin Hospital
Jean Hannah
Kossuth
Greenlee
Angler Funds Valued as State's Fishery Support
The commission director argues anglers should receive more credit for funding fishing resources through licenses since 1922. He notes many nonlicense users benefit from these areas and urges counties and municipalities to share costs. Initiatives include maps, facility upgrades, and notable remodels at Linesville. He calls for legislative pressure to improve anglers’ lot.
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Pennsylvania
Army of Feangatre
Bielo
Pote
Aestate
Linesville
Pennsylvan
State Health Department
Sheriff Kills Man After Refusal To Put Down Guns
In Little Valley New York Cattaraugus County Sheriff DeForest McClune fatally shot 48 year old man during a home dispute after attempts to disarm him failed Deputies and Undersheriff Hill and others were at the scene as the man fired at them inside the home The sheriff said the man ordered him to leave and fired a shot at a deputy hitting a wall and then a second shot striking Hill in the thigh The sheriff shot the man who died at the scene Dr Norman Kraft and Coroner George Hays led the investigation with the county district attorney and sheriff's office
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Little Valley
N. Y
Cattaraugus Bon
de- Forrest McClune
Poll
Fellows
Herbert Ablers
Ahlers
Sheriff
McClune
Charles Hill
Gerald Hinman
Hill
Hinman
Eve
Endeall- Hill
Cad
Clune
Norman Kraft
Randolph
George Hays
Salamanca
Sheriff's Ice
Chief Executive Attends Church Palm Sunday Visit
President Johnson attended Palm Sunday services at National City Christian Church in Washington with former press secretary George Reedy. He greeted ministers and spectators in the 57 degree weather, while Mrs. Johnson stayed in Texas. In Ashland Kentucky the Armco Steel plant closed today due to a wildcat strike of about 3600 United Steelworkers members.
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Washington
Johnson
National City Christian Church
George Reedy
George R. Davis
Texas
Wildcat
Ashland
Armco Steel Corp
United. Steelworkers Union
Work Of Red Tax Collectors In Viet Nam Letter Detailing Raid
Pte Phillip A Lindsey describes Viet Cong actions near Phuoc Vinh where taxes were demanded and a market bombed after residents refused to pay. He notes a hangings and casualties, noting many locals lose life savings tied to the market. A friend photographed the damaged market and sent the image home.
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Viet Nam
Phillip A. Lindsey
Celesta Lindsey
Third Avenue
Phuoc Vinh
Lindsey
Railroads Strike Deepens Labor Power, Costs Mount
The strike by firemen halted about 200000 workers across rail and dependent industries. Railroads faced estimated daily losses of $5 million, with $220000 daily in wages paid to 8000 striking firemen. The union’s resolve and financial strength kept lawsuits at bay despite threats by the railroads.
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Congress
Hold Rites For Telford Berkey
Funeral service for Telford Berkey conducted at 2 p m Saturday in H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with Rev H Louis Hewitt officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Bowen Roland Putnam Vincent Montoro Barry Johnson Rene Nicklas and Peter Allegretto.
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Telford
Berkey
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
H. Louis Hewitt
Boy 14 Admits Setting Fire To City Hall
EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio AP a year old boy admitted setting the fire that destroyed Salineville city hall last March 19 causing about 35000 in losses. The youth, a ward of Police Chief Stanley Fitch since September, confessed after an attempt to start another fire at the Fitch home. He was placed in Columbiana County Detention Home pending further investigation.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
Salineville
Stanly Fitch
Fitch
Columbiana County
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Titusvill Quality Store
Union
Alba
Crawford County
Dwyer
Harrisburg
Troy Murdock
Senior Conservation Club of Sparta
Dean
Esa
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Barney’ S
Telford Berkey
Boy
City Hall
Frank’s
Thomas Matora
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Center Street
Corry
Alness Center
Redrocar Mbitarty
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