Whole Hog View On Pay Demands In Industrial Union
Corry Journal reports James Carey of the International Union of Electrical Workers proposes wage increases equal to percent gains in manhour production. He argues cash raises and new fringe benefits would transform cost structures, discouraging investments and limiting price cuts, with broad effects on workers, investors, and market growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carey
International Union of Electrical Workers
C@rey
Carey
Memories of Corry Twenty Years Ago June 25
France ends 296 days of war with armistice terms enforced as mourning marks the day. The French cabinet plans for future governance while Com pany A of the Pennsylvania National Guard seeks eight more personnel to reach an August 4th quota. Raymond Manufacturing announces wage increases from five to ten percent for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Pennnsylvania National Guard
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Corry notes and local updates from regional leaders
Clyde Whitling joins 19 Western Pennsylvania delegates at the five day North American Youth Congress in Atlantic City. Local DeMolay officers Kasson Crocker, Victor Mallory, Harold Cooper named. contracts awarded for Union City Elementary alterations and Erie County Infirmary insurance. Army medical service commissions announced, recruiters invite applicants. police highlighted dog nuisance and school patrols at busy crossings. Community drives yield surprises as Postmaster Sullivan recovers and local negotiations unfold over a plant union. Mary Ressler to attend Democratic convention. Autumn Colby touring Europe. Korea coverage in Life magazine. 4 H leader Nancy Curtis honored. War ren State Hospital carnival planned. dam rebuild debate set for July 18. real estate moves hint at development. lawn mower tip and Pitt graduate Hixson noted. volunteers praised for fund efforts.
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Clyde Whitling
Columbus Avenue
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Whitling
Eureka
Order of DeMolay
Union City
Mill Village
Waterford
Victor Mallory
Harold Cooper
Kasson Crocker
Corry
George Tinke
VFW
Horton Davis and Son Insurance Agency
Erie County Infirmary
Carl Proctor
Fred Lamberton
Louis Raymek
John Press
Les Kelly
South Center
Pleasant Streets
Yaéution Bible ‘School
CAIDC
James Sullivan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Mary Ressler
Harrisburg
Los Angeles
Autumn Colby
Europe
Life Magazine
Korea
Porkchop Hill
Seoul
Pusan
Nancy Curtis
Columbus
Penn State University
Warren State Hospital
Red Cross
Stanley Blair
Fish Commission
Herrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Blue Cross Bulletin
Aero Supply
East End
Joe Jandy
OSMO
Spartansburg
Franklin
Bob Hixson
University of Pittsburgh
Carl Hixson
Park Street
First Avenue grocery ransacked as pennies stolen
The J. T. Blair Grocery on First Avenue was broken into last evening with about $20 in pennies and other groceries taken. Rev. Willis J. Reiser arrived to assume charge of St. Elizabeth's parish. Local residents upset over pill boards near Pine Grove Cemetery entrance plan formal complaint.
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J. T. Blair
First Avenue
Willis J. Reiser
City
St. Elizabeth's Parish
Pine Grove Cemetery
America
Garey
Jail Man Who Gave Infant Ride In Car
A 23 year old Buffalo man was sentenced to 30 days in Erie County Penitentiary for involvement in a hitchhiking incident that endangered a month old Buffalo girl. The infant, brothers Delores Everetts and Artie, along with a 12 year old boy, were picked up by Michael Cadella and others on Route to Angola. The infant was unharmed and returned to her parents after medical care.
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Silver Creek
W. C
Buffalo
Erie County
Michael Cadella
Delores Everetts
Artie
Rose Morris
Everetts
Etrl
Angola
Terry Fiegal
Hanover General Hospital
City Industrial Fund Plan Revealed in Journal Announcement
In the coming days a Journal notice will publish details on a new plant to be opened in the city funded by an industrial development program. The announcement promises specifics on location scope and expected economic impact.
Crash Victim Get 45000 In Lawsuit Against Ellicottville Firm
Clair B. Clark, 61, of Cattaraugus, sued Ellicottville firm Murphy and Son Inc after a July 8 1959 collision with a Murphy logging truck driven by Clarence Underwood. Clark alleged multiple injuries including a fractured pelvis and wrist, loss of vision in his right thumb, fractured ribs, and inability to work for five weeks. The jury returned a verdict for Clark seeking 45000.
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Little Valley
M. Murphy Ad Son, Inc
Ellicottville
N. C
Clair B. Clark
Clark
Cattaraugus
Murphy
Clarence Underwood
Los
Oskessmd Burger Co
Cattaraugus, N
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Corry Evening Journal
Pubisher
George ‘R. Sample
Alan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
OQ. T. Bergman
Bottinelli-Kimball, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Miall
Agitae
Magicool
Permalift
Helanca
Evans
Hammond’s
Engle Street
Din
Auto Glass Table Top Glass
General Auto Repair
Franks Auto Service
Thomas Motors
Peninsula
Minnesota
Josey
Fe StOne Speedway
Dow
Firestone
Ates Ils Jug
South Center Street
Jim Hammond
Mgr
National Bank of Corry
Life Insurance
The
Federal Depogfe Insurance Corp
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