Labor split looms as craft unions gain, labor loses
United Press reports the American Federation of Labor will shed about 1,260,000 workers as John L. Lewis's Committee for Industrial Organization takes effect. The AFL expected to become craft-dominated, pending Tampa convention decisions in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Indus
Samuel Gompers
Dems Plan Big Warren Rally in Warren County
Warren to host a Democratic campaign kickoff at Columbia Theatre with speakers Senator Hugo Buck of Alabama, Robert H. Jackson Assistant Attorney General, Dennis J. Driscoll Congressman, and local figures. The rally marks a major county and state effort to swing the fall election Democratic.
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Warren
Hugo
Buck
Alabama
A, & O'Vlock
Columbia Theatre
Warren County
Black
State Line
Domestown
Robert H. Jackson
United States
Holiday hours at post office on Labor Day observed
Post office observes Labor Day with windows open 8 to 7 in morning and 7 to 8 in evening for stamps general delivery and parcel post. City and rural carriers not required to run routes. Malls dispatched received and distributed as on other days.
Remarkable Case Highlights San Cura Ointment Help
A Townville Pennsylvania testimonial claims San Cura Ointment healed a fever sore on a daughter's leg after over a year of illness and three months bedridden. The ad lists uses including Nezema Boils Tet ter Piles burns sunburn scalds cuts bruises and offers jars at 50c 80c and 1 25 with all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Townville
Sparta School To Open With Two New Teachers
Spar tansburg Consolidated school plans a Tuesday opening with two new teachers Cecil Miller of Greenville to lead Trench classes and athletics and Miss Grace Bunner of Falls Creek to run music. The rest of the staff returns. teachers attend an institute in Meadville.
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Spartansburg
Spartansburg Consolidated School
Cecil Miller
Greenville
Thoman Sullivan
Gréenville
Grace Bunner
Falls Creet
Harbor Hall
Blakeslee
Britton Run
Miss Hammond
Bera
Meadville
Teachers’ Institute
Jesse Blakeslde
W. E. Rite
C. WV. Titus
Penn Say
Oil City
W. F. Major
C. R. Widen
John Parley
Witliam
Rew
Farley
Burrell
John Farley
RB. V Shreve
Shortage of Skilled Labor Hits Lake Boom
In Lake region shipping the Great Lakes carriers report a reduced pool of certified seamen. Officials say deck officers are plentiful but certified ratings are scarce, risking vessel manning as more boats sail. Cleveland crews and boats drawing on all available first mates illustrate the tightening labor market.
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RSP
Cleveland
Sheffield Man Dies of Injuries
Sheffield resident Master Snyder dies from injuries sustained while working with a logging crew in the Deerlick section. He expired en route to Kane hospital in a Borden ambulance. Coroner Ed Lowrey will investigate. the body returned to Borden Funeral Home. He is survived by his wife and a large family.
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Charles Clyde
Anna Shreve
Clyde
WW. B. Brown
Froderick Morton
OU City
Georgia Young
Ray Coates
Martin Schlesinger
Pittsburgh
Wenesay
Herbert Garnett
L. Oleson
Bayside
N. Y
Mabel Oleson
Ralph Blakeslee
Blakeslee Street
Letta Bryant
Ludlow
Miss Bryant
Princess Pat Club
Alberta Fish
Henry Pohr
Cleveland
L. ¥. Thorogood
Lois Thorogood
Pohr
Frank Young
Vermillion
C. Thomas Fisher
Buffalo
W. P. Burlingham
A.C
Rey
Spart
Robert ‘Titus
Hamburg
Dr. Lyons
Canada
Rober
Baptist Church
Panama
Rosetta Bewley
Mae
Venus
John Sly
Sparta Firemen
Thei Us
Borden
Sheffield
Snyder
Ships Spatta and Britt Ready for Service After Fitting Out
de Spatta and Thomas Britt, which have anchored here for about five years, are being fitted out in preparation for entering service.
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de Spatta
Thomas Britt
Fights for Repayments to the Motor Fund Declared
Successhill campaigners led by S Howard Gable of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation vow to press for repayment of 18 million dollars borrowed from the highway fund since 1934. They condemn adjournment of the 1988 special session and pledge continued effort to restore funds for highway improvements statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Howard Gable
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Pennsylvania
Mr. Gable
Dor Re Jef
Lincoln students find brighter part time job outlook
Employment prospects for college students in Lincoln Nebraska look brighter this fall after a local University of Nebraska survey. Officials report more opportunities for part time work while attending school.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Old Money From Hawaiian Monarchy Valued by Collectors
In Honolulu a territorial official notes money issued by the Hawaiian monarchy before annexation can be redeemed at face value but is valued far higher by collectors. W C McGinnagle, territorial treasure, explains the potential for numismatic interest.
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Honolulu
Islands
U. S Territory
W. C. McGinnagle
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Ascraft
A. F
Big Warren
Hugo L. Black
Sparta
Ad Stores
Pera
Tbs
Iderat
Ember
An, Co
Atlantic White Phish
Atlantic Motor Oil
Atlantic
Toms River
Alka-Seltzer
Edwards Olive Tat
Bellans
Natures Remedy
Meads Pablum
Keister
General
All-Way Electric CO
Center St
Corry, Penn'a
Owin Ie
Rev
Vhure
He Uo
Othe
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