Four plants of American Locomotive Co cancelled
A plant closure by order of the United Steel Workers affected about 10 000 workers across four plants including one at Dhuriklek. The stoppage was reportedly called off after union pension and insurance demands were met. Warrants were issued for two men, Wilson Wynn and Ray Willsey, on desertion, non support, and disorderly conduct charges.
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American Locomotive Co
Dhuriklek
Ig O10
United Steel Workers
Eek Wilson Wynn
Lillian Wynn
Ray Willsey
Jack Proper
Senate Group Approves Oscar Chapman as Interior Secretary
The Senate Interior Committee unanimously approves Oscar Chapman's nomination for secretary of the interior. Democrats and Republicans praise the former undersecretary, named by President Truman on December 1 to succeed J. A. Krug, with no opposition voiced at the hearing. The full Senate is expected to grant quick confirmation.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Truman
J. A. Krug
Senate
Milk Hearings Begin At Erie
The State Milk Control Commission opened hearings in Erie to consider possible price cuts in the Erie milk marketing area. The session drew milk dealers, farmers and consumers as part of a state‑wide series led by Commission Chairman H N Cobb. Milk in the Erie market currently sells for 21 cents a quart.
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Erie
State Milk Control Commission
Commission
H. N. Cobb
Associated Press
Mahanoy City
Edward
Burda
Ike
Casimir
Joseph
Casmir
Ray Jones
John Antalosky
John Becker
Burdas
Philadelphia and Renting Coal and Tron Company
Sim
Maizes statement on coal shortage draws UMW rebuke
Springfield Ill January 16 Pennsylvania Secretary of Mines Richard Maize called the coal supply an extreme emergency sparking criticism from United Mine Workers official Thomas Kennedy international vice president who called Maizes remarks interference and blamed operators and lawmakers for the anthracite shortage amid miners three day work week.
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Springfield
Pennsylvania
Richard Maize
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennedy
UMW
Maize
Kennedy
Financier A Phillips Dies at 87 in Pittsburgh
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for A Phillips 87 nationally known financier who died Saturday after several weeks illness. He was a veteran associate of T Mel ton and Sons and other Mellon banking interests and once president of the Coalesced Company a holding firm.
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Pittsburgh
A. Phillips
Phillips
T. Melton and Sons
Mellon
George Sprovers Dies at Home in Corry
George Sproveri died early today at his Corry home 302 Wayne street after a heart attack on January 7. Born October 12, 1881 in Lapang Italy, he came to the US sixty years ago, lived in New York City, then Clarendon Pennsylvania before settling in Corry. Survived by Mary Cerra wife, six sons Anthony Augustus Michael George Jr John and Louis Sproveri, a daughter Mary, 11 grandchildren, a daughter-in-law Ardith Sproveri of Ripley, and a predeceased son Frank. Funeral arrangements by Bracken Keating. requiem mass Wednesday 9:30 at St. Thomas Church.
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George
Sprovers
Sprayer
Wayne Street
Lappang
Italy
United States
New York City
Pennsylvania
Clarendon
Mr. Sproverl
Mary Cerra
St. ‘Thomas
Mary Sproveri
Mary
Anthony
Augustus
Michael
John Sproveri
Louis Sproveri
Ardith Sproveri
Ripley
Frank
Bracken- Keating
St. Thomas’ Church
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Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce
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