Ford workers vote on wage rise and pension plan
Ballots among Ford River Rouge employees seek choice between Package No 1 a combined wage increase with a partial company employee funded old age pension and Package No 2 a 15 cent hourly rise with no pension plan. Results expected soon may influence welfare fund debates at other automakers and industries in a period when GM and US Steel have set wage and fund policies and pending labor bills shape employer contributions to worker funds.
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FORD
Ford ‘Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
United Auto Workers
General Motors
United States Steel Corporation
United Steelworkers
U. S
River Rouge
Anthracite Miners’ Health and Welfare Fund
John L. Lewis
Detroit
Corry road praised. crashes and local notices around town
A resurfaced East Columbus avenue road earns praise from motorists while a motorcycle accident at North Center and West Bend streets injures Frank Staples and injures Fred Sherwood. Tax penalties loom for school taxes. A recount is sought in the First ward constable race. Grandin hotel sale to Pay Burchfield is announced. Asphalt work on North Center street nears completion.
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Pennsylvania
Columbus Avenue
Ed Harrington
Corry
Vincinity
Frank Staples
Fred Sherwood
Union City
Wilbur Craker
North Center
West Bend
J. B. Clark
North Center Street
Pay Burchfield
Edinboro
Am Inn
Five in family escape Erie fire on East 22nd Street
An Erie family of five escaped unharmed when a second floor apartment fire at 515 East 22nd Street caused about 2050 in damage. Adolph Galewski his wife and three children woke to smoke and fled. A son Ray on the third floor also escaped. Fire damage totaled 1500 to the building 800 to the Cortes and 250 to the First Hour grocery store.
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Erie
22Nd Street
Adolph Galewski
Fie
Ray
Edward Flanagan
John Olszewski
Flanagan
Aging and the value of experience in later years
The piece discusses aging, physiologic versus chronological age, and the onset of age-related changes around forty. It notes not all over forty are infirm, while degenerative diseases rise with age, and stresses medical guidance to prevent or delay disability, enhancing vigor and usefulness in later life. It also references a journal classified ad line about worth in buying or selling.
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E. A. Westermarck
W. B. H. Lucky
Greece
Douglas Macarthur
Alexander Dumas
Ceylon
Anne
Alleged Truck Thief Held For Federal Grand Jury
Pearl Johnson of Jamestown is held on a federal charge of violating the national motor vehicle theft act after arraignment before U S Commissioner E Rob ert Bootey. Bond set at 10000 cash or 20000 property. he failed to post. Johnson allegedly stole a tractor unit from Pittsburgh on September 16, and the tractor belonged to Herbert Hoemer of Dayto, Ohio. He was arrested on a separate charge of driving without an operator's license.
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WNI
Pearl Johnson
Jamestown
U. S
E. Robert Bootey
Buffalo
Johnson
Unclear OCR Item About License Fine and Arrest
An unclear fragment notes a license fine paid, a Jamestown detective force, a later arrest, a tractor charge, a public intoxication or ingestion matter, and a stolen beer report during an investigation involving Pittsburgh. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details or dates.
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Jamestown Detective Force
UN 5
Pittsburgh
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Aemont
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Thomas Motor CO
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Apex
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