Rail wage talks loom as railroads seek higher rates
In it, the article notes railroads facing higher wages plan to counter with higher freight and passenger rates. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher passenger rates and unions press wage and rule changes while mediation opens in Chicago. Past increases in 1943 44 and 46 show pattern of wage boosts followed by rate hikes even amid wartime prosperity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
National Mediation Board
Chicago
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files July 7 1927
Miss Mary Lourie Miss Eva Pane and Sammy Sarah and Bobbie Fope enjoy a day at Victoria on Chautauqua Lake. A Columbus resident Mr Crosby dies at his home aged 77 percent. Desmond and Frank Love land named directors of the John Brown Memorial Association. Pred J Weaver enters city council race after recent councilman. Tubercular testing of cattle begins in Concord township under P Darrow urging dairymen cooperation. Attorney Blaine Kincaid addresses Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry promoting city development and harmony.
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Mary Lourie
Eva Pane
Sammy
Sarah
Bobbie Fope
Victoria
Chautauqua Lake
Charles Schildecker
Desmond
Frank Love
Land
John Brown Memorial Association
New Richmond
Blaine Kincaid
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Quiz questions from Glassified Page prompt
A reader quiz asks seven questions about obscure topics. Items include the chairman of a fictional board, largest species of amphibious reptiles, a European salute to a South American leader’s wife, a misnumbered item, Beaconsfield’s other name, a true false about a scholar, and a question about Martin Dies of Texas now in Congress.
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Civil Apronmutics
Lord Beaconsfield
Martin
Texas
Congress
Daily Dozen on Treating Blind Persons with Dignity
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania urges respectful treatment of blind people, advising direct communication, avoidance of pity, natural behavior, and recognizing abilities. It notes blind individuals can study, work, and enjoy life, emphasizing sound and touch as their senses. The piece ends with quiz prompts and a sentence correction exercise.
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Pqaliadessa Vaenve
Comment On Today's Affairs We Spectator
In Paris Molotov left for Moscow after a strategy seen as opposition to the Marshall plan. Russia’s conduct at the conference and troop movements to Greece and Yugoslavia raise alarms about European independence and possible confrontations. Meantime, American farm assets and equipment values rise, suggesting farmers strengthen finances as per-farm prices trend downward amid high meat and grain prices.
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Molotov
Paris
Moscow
Russia
Britain
France
Hungary
Latvia
Asthenia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Jugoslavia
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Manchuria
Finland
Red
Tito
Macedonia
Greece
Unis
Will Sentence Man Convicted in 1938
Jay Franklin reports a nine year case ending July 14 with Samuel J. Radov ordered by Judge Lee A. McCracken to appear for sentence after larceny of a converted steam engine. The 1938 conviction on November 22 followed by motions and a new trial bid, with no counsel present at argument.
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Franklin
Jay
Samuel J. Radov
Lee A. McCracken
McCracken
Radey
How can this country enjoy good times unless agriculture is prosperous
The passage notes rising costs for farmers, with the cost of purchased goods up over 9 percent since June 1948. Steel and mining wage hikes push equipment prices higher, but farmers may mechanize to offset labor costs and lower product prices. The author questions how the nation can enjoy good times without agricultural prosperity.
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Pred J. Weaver
Concord Township
P. Darrow
I. Q
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Truman
Rev. Smith
Illinois
Monsstir
Skoplje
Washington
Trieste
Italy
Turkey
Plussia
United States
Russa
Home Store
New York
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North Center Street
Taylor's Jewelry
Spring Sts
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