Priced Out of Markets By Union Wage Pressures
The Odessa Browns ville Pan American base will close June 30 affecting 170 workers and a 20000 weekly payroll. Higher wages and union contract rules priced the site out of competitive markets, shifting Latin American work elsewhere and keeping staff idle. The Odessa American notes unions benefited briefly while workers bore the loss, reflecting a broader trend of U.S. firms struggling in global competition.
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Odessa
Texas
Pan American World Airways
Brownsville
Latin America
Pan-Am
Odessa American
Handwriting on the wall on labor unions and anti trust
The piece argues that abuse by unions mirrors past business excesses and calls for applying anti monopoly laws to unions. It cites a projected all transportation union as a threat to national economy and defense and notes Senator McClellan urging anti monopoly action despite union opposition.
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The
Portland Oregonian
McClellan
Funeral attendance and local notices from Greensboro area
Funeral at Frampton Funeral Home Federalsburg drew relatives from several towns including Crosey Williamson Granville Williamson and Jody Williamson along with Mary Draper Ruth Williamson Nelson Draper and Billy Towers. Local visits, travels, and job moves are noted for residents and neighbors across Delaware and Maryland with society notices and grooming for public figures and veterans legislation update.
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Fletcher Bryan
Frampton Funeral Home
Federalsburg
Crosey Williamson
Granville Williamson
Jody
Mary Draper
Charles Dill
Ruth Williamson
Nelson Draper
Billy Towers
Gravie Richards
Smyrna
Charlie Rash
Woodside
Katie M. Webber
Sunday Social Notes Across Greenridge Area
Greenridge and nearby towns host a busy social weekend with visits among families in Greenridge Ches ter and Oxford Md. Cindy Wyatt remains with grandparents in Ches ter while other locals enjoy gatherings in Seaford Rehoboth Hyattsville and Fairfax. Maryland veteran posts win praise as Col Hugh T. McClay is named to the Maryland Veterans Commission and Carroll County General Hospital thanks the American Legion for a 1400 Child Welfare grant. Veterans reform question explains VA mortgage release rules for GI loan borrowers.
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Hugh T. McClay
National Guard
Maryland Veterans Commission
Godfrey Child
McClay
Gertrude
Hyattsville
Tawes
Maryland
Carroll County General Hospital
American Legion
Department of Maryland
Atlee W. Wampler, Jr
Hospital Building Fund
America
Legion Department
John O. Chilcote
Mr. Wampler
Legion
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Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Denton
Caroline County
Spekgr Qn
Greensboro
Virginia D. Towers
Mrs
Alvin Smith
St. Petersburg
Florida
George Murphy and Sons
Arlington Heights
Illinois
Ellis Murphy
Fred Quimby
Jeannie Schreiber
George Schreiber
Near Town
Hugh Butler
Sunset Avenue
William Kinnamon
Roland Taylor
Rock Hall
Edward Dean
Willie Harris
Lester Stevenson
Wilmington
Town
Alan Thornton
Cindy
Philadelphia
Robert Binebrink
Salisbury
Ridgely
Bessie Williams
Joann Riddleberger
Caroline Health Center
Mildred Ginn
East Aurora
New York
Jack Lennon
Cindy Melvin
Felton
Herman Kemp
Joann
Kemp
Samuel Carrow
Lewis Taylor
Roland Bates
Middletown
Del
Lillian Ginn
Clara Seward
Richard Bullock
Harrington
Mary Cain
Connie Monroe
Kay Monroe
Ridge Crest
John Matthews
Legion Rehabilitation
Greenridge
Nelson Wyatt
Chester
Luther Bennett
Cindy Wyatt
Tommy
Marcellyn
Bruce Crouse
Rehoboth
Nelson Bishop
Ralph Palmer
Seaford
Edgar Biles
Kenton
Harry Butler
Edward Laramore
Whital Laramore
Robert Draper
L. G
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Legion Corner
Fort
Suburban Propane Gas Corporation
Easton, Maryland
the Gas Company
Journal
Reserve District No
Denton National Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Earl M. Crouse
Std Ave
Evinrude Sales & Service
James R. Chaffinch, Jr
State of
Caroline
Charles E. Kirby
Denton, Maryland
Denton National Bank Commercial, Savings, Trusts
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