Prompt action urged on McGinnis labor bills in Harrisburg
Gov Harle’s message to the legislature calls for swift action on the McGinnis Labor Relations and Strike Mediation bill. The House and Senate consider companion measures and a companion mediation bill as lawmakers aim to finish must legislation by May 21. Debate centers on alignment with the Wagner Act and the scope of penalties for unfair labor practices.
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USP
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Commonwealth
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Democratic State Committee
Charles J. Margioti
Earle
Samuel Weiss
Allegheny
Ile
Tomerow
State Labor and Industry Department
Wagner Ee
Supreme Court
Labor Relations Board
Highs
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers
Ralph M. Bashore
Labor and Industry
Loose Labor Committee
Erma
Lawrence
Weiss
Goodrich Committee
Funeral services for Jesse Blakeslee in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Jesse Blakeslee, who died after a five month illness at his home in Spartansburg, will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the M E Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery. He was a retired farmer, served as Spartansburg township tax collector for sixteen years, was school director, and a Sparte Grange member. Survived by wife Ora, son Kenneth Blakeslee of Lawrence Park, Erie, two daughters Doris and Dorotha, and sister Mrs Gurpelia George of Salem Oregon. Funeral details and arrangements follow local customs.
Fiddler couple dies within a day in Brad Way
In Brockway Pennsylvania May a Brad Way family mourns as Mr George Fiddler dies from a heart attack shortly after lunch. His wife Mrs Fiddler, who had been ill, dies a few hours later as the strain of his death overwhelmed her. The couple’s deaths mark a double tragedy for the local household and community.
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George Fidler
Brad Way
Fiddler
Vis Way
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Council to Act on Parking Law Tonight
City Council meets for final reading of a new traffic ordinance restricting parking on Center street from 8am to 9pm with a two hour span. Discussion includes extending Saturday night parking limits, vehicle operation rules, and annual Spring Clean-up dates amid routine agenda items.
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Bam
Warm Weather Sparks Several Woods Fires in Pa
May 5 Warren report says three warm sunny days boost forest fire danger across Pennsylvania forests. About fifty men fight near Selkirk and Tracey Run by Yorydon with emergency crews joined by recruits. Smaller blazes reported at Starr Endeavor Forest County Dougherty Rus near Spartansburg. officials urge extreme caution to prevent fires.
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Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters
Parsons
Selkirk
Tracey Run
Yorydon
Starr
Endeavor
Forest County
Dougherty Rus
Spartansburg
Relief cases show drop for fourth week
Relief office data from the week ending April 24 reports a fourth straight decline in Pennsylvania relief cases. The total cases on relief rolls fell to 158,484 with 472,530 people on aid, as 7,970 cases closed and 3,404 opened. Private jobs and higher earnings reduced needs, while Works Program activity also lessened. Expenditures for direct relief decreased to 1,138,643 dollars.
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Emerg Rey Relief Board
Federal Works Program
Franklin Pastor May Be Named Moderator
May 3 report notes Rev Dr Robert Brewster Beattie of Franklin First Presbyterian is mentioned as a likely moderator candidate for the 149th General Assembly to be held in Columbus Ohio from May 27 to June 1. The moderator presides over the Assembly and its interim General Council for one year with further duties for two more years.
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Johnny Evers Returns as Albany Baseball Instructor
Johnny Evers, famed partner in the Tinkers to Evers to Chance double play, comes back to the game as an instructor in Albany. He previously played for Chicago and Boston, with a career spanning over 22 years.
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Evers
Chicago
Boston
Fishermen Strike Demands Higher Pay Across Lake Erie
Ten million Lake Erie fishermen walked off docks demanding 9 cents more per pound. Union leaders say the fisheries cannot meet the wage increase, signaling a united strike impacting fishing activity.
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Lake Erie
Lovell Plant Strike Ends After National Union Denial
The Lovell Manufacturing plant workers ended an unauthorized strike after national headquarters of the United Rubber Workers of America declined to support a closed shop. Union leaders had aimed to press for new terms, but mediation officials noted lack of authorization to walk out. The move did not affect the existing labor settlement and the $0.25 hourly wage increase effective June 1.
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United Rubber Workers of America
Lovell Manufacturing
Thomas Finn
United States Department of Labor
Paul Kelsey
National Union
Wltuve
Mother and Daughter Banquet Sponsored by Ere Woo
The New Ere woo will sponsor a mother and daughter banquet at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening at 6:80. Mrs Glen Dickson is chairman and Misa A Reed of Brie will be the speaker. Other entertainment has been arranged. All members are urged to bring a mother.
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Glen Dickson
Misa A . Reed
Brie
Tery
Steel workers enroll 350000 in SWOC amid talks
United Press reports SWOC claims 350000 steel workers joined, Murray urges contract with major firms, including Allegheny and Jones & Laughlin, as New Castle meetings precede talks. Murray pledges to press for a contract like those at U S Steel and many small firms, warning independents to sign or face conflict.
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Pittsburgh
Pailin Miley
Steel Workers
Vomestitée
Will Corfer
Cellethln Steel Company of America
Murnly
W. Lewis
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Murray
New Castle
Schularly Savoli
Thal Marchart
Dobn L. Lewis C. 1
Tinson
Youngs
J Town Sheet & Tube Company
Thas
SWOC
United States
T Steel Corporation
Classified ads offer quick access to needs and services
All Journs advertises and explains a one cent per word per day rate for classified ads. It urges readers to use the LAR for upcoming listings including name, office, farm or person seeking or offering work or services. Several autos for sale appear, and the Studebaker Garage advertises upholstery cleaning and sale of overhauled Willys Königse.
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Probe WI Police the parkl lumps of dows jn mond
Vague notes describe a probe by Wisconsin police into a vandalism case at a park adults and youths involved. The fragment hints at an investigation opened by authorities with warnings about dangerous actions and potential charges.
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Harris George Hi Pennsylvanias Day 0 008
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