Renew Talks On New Contract At Blackstone
Jamestown April 6 union talks resume as Blackstone officials meet a 10 member local committee over proposed contract terms for about 850 UK CIO workers at the Allen Street plant. An alliance of ministers relayed the union’s Friday draft proposal and urged ministerial aid to end the strike.
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Jamestown
CIO
Blackstone Corporation
Allen Street
Blackstone
al- Unce
United Electrical Work
William Taylor to Be Buried at Spring Creek
The death of William Taylor of Detroit Michigan a former resident of this city is reported. He died yesterday in Detroit where he had lived for years and had worked at local tanneries and furniture pantories before retirement. He was a Baptist church member and survived by six sons and four grandchildren. Service was held at Harris Pineyal Home in Detroit and the body will be returned for committal at Spring Creek Cemetery on Thursday at 4 o clock.
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William ‘Taylor
Detroit
Mich
Taylor
Spring Creek
Beck Tannery
J. W. & A. P. Howard Tannery
Micille
The
Baptist Church
Roy Taylor
Ralph Taylor
Youngs Alle
Cecil Taylor
Mayville
Yoble
Ray
Frank Taylor
Harris Pineyal
Cassavenue
Ely
Spring Creek Cemetery
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company Reopens Contract Talks
The Dahlstrom Metallic Door Company reached a signed agreement last week to resume the contract with reopener clauses. The deal covers the right to strike, wages, vacations, holidays, and seniority for Local 007.
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Dahlstrom Metallic
Dahlstrom's
Nanking Ultimatum Demands Surrender And Joint Committee
The Red radio broadcast in Shanghai demanded immediate surrender of the Nanking government. Communist emissaries handed Acting President Li Tsung Jen an ultimatum, proposing a joint committee to be formed by Saturday. Mao Tze Tun would lead with Li as vice chairman. If unresolved, Reds threaten to cross the Yangtze within days. An estimate notes U S auto totals in 1347.
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Nanking
Red Radio
Shanghai
Tive
Li Tsung-Jen
Peiping
Yangtze
China
Mao Tze
Li Tsungren
Yangtze River
Study claims state loses aid for the blind program
Harrisburg April 6 A five member Senate investigating committee studied a claim that Pennsylvania loses about 45 million dollars annually by not participating in the Federal aid to the blind program. Senator Mahlany chaired the panel with members Hare Dent Holland and Wood noting that misalignment with federal rules blocks eligibility.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Rowland Mohany
R-Crawford
Pennsylvania
Mahany
Manany
Fred. P. Hare
Somerset
John H. Dent
Westmoreland
Elmer Holland
Allegheny
T. Wood
Wugerne
Father Son Escape Jamestown Fire Night Rescue
A father and his son awoke to smoke and ran from a Sprague Hill Road house to safety just after 10 p.m. Monday. The elder Mr. Walker alerted the Kenedy volunteers, while Frank Walker dashed to a barn for water buckets to halt the blaze and save the 100 year old residence.
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Jamesauwn
Walker
Frank. Walker
Mr. Walker
Sprague Hill
Lowo
Ivar H. Johnson
Kenedy Volunteer Fire Department
Truckers Refuse To Acknowledge Defeat In Weight Bill
In Pennsylvania the Pennsylvanian Motor Truck Association rejects defeat in the effort to raise legal weight limits for common tractor trucks. Edward Gogolin, isolation manager, states the industry will not be counted out by a secret ballot. The Senate highways committee voted 13 to 9 to postpone indefinitely the House bill to raise weight limits, effectively killing the proposal for the 1949 session.
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Harmosurg
Apru
PenhyylVania Motor Truck Association
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Deeat
Edward Gogolin
Senate Highways Committee
House
Licensing of heavy trucks debated by committee
Committee ballot considered a measure to license trucks with gross weights of 48 000 and 69 000 pounds, instead of the current 45 000 on tractors. The proposal would raise penalties for overloading. Chairman John G Snowden noted minds can change, while Sen. John H Dent said three votes could swing the outcome.
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M Selyet
John G. Snowden
Rlycoming
John H. Dent
Senate
Congressman Somers Dies in New York at 33
Congressman Andrew J. Somers of New York, Democrat, died today at St Albans Naval Hospital in Queens after a month of illness from liver ailment. Elected to Congress in 1925, he was a World War I veteran educated at Manhattan College and News University. The report also notes historical context about Te Lingtao Ching, a fishing village now a city of 600000.
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New York
Andrew J. Somers
Democrat
St. Alban’s Naval Hospital
Queens
Somers
Congress
Pita
Manhattan College
New ¥S University
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Patham
Dict Tracy
Raiere
Tracy Sue
Murphy
Nera
Casey Noone
Desmond Electric
W. Church St. Corty, Pa
Willys-Overland
R. P. Beckwith
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
Tanay
Texas
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Holland Maid
For All
Geo Us
Cloan
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Télingtao
Ching
Yo Star Grocery
Firch Baking Company
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