Rail unions' demands could cost rail industry billions annually
The railroad industry estimated that pending wage demands from unions representing about 1.25 million workers would cost roughly 1.0 billion dollars per year, potentially raising fare and freight rates. Proposals from multiple unions include 20–40 percent wage hikes and 40‑hour pay for 40 hours work, with costs ranging up to several tens of billions yearly. The administration and economic stabilizers may delay action, while legal injunctions could prevent disruptions during contract disputes.
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Washington
Indumiry
Atatelictans
Demmagie
Fifleen
Iran
Aoe
Intog
Putlee
Rajlnieds
Wolong
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
David B. Rovertada
Uvemen
Wlay
Loli
Brotherhood of Locomotive Maginesrs
J. P., Shields
Busnes
Tarriera Aay Mat
Brotherhood of Hatlroad
Order of
Rat Way
Robertson Union
Oardentond
Truman
BOE
Scatfold Crashes in London Kill Deaths and Injuries
A scaffold collapse in London killed one person and injured nine others, smashing six cars as workers toppled scaffold despite war-related construction. Burlington Assignment Trinilad notes a Colorado and Southern railway trainmaster be named for a key railroad position in Platts, Iowa.
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Ous
Treots
Burlington
Trinilad
Colo
St. W
U S Accepts Russ Proposal on Five Power Consultations
Lake Saccota Oct 11 The United States accepted Soviet proposals for five power consultations to maintain peace and for a rapid international army. U S objections: steps should follow the United Nations charter. Andrei Vishinsky presented two resolutions to the Security Council calling for joint action until the army is formed and for rapid creation of the international forces.
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Lake Saccota
Uleter Andrei
Vishinsky
U. N. Assembly
Sonstlon
France
China
Britain
United Siatea
Angela
Security Council
U.N
Salt Lake City
Gel
Floyd Benoi
Uayasie
Eaton FFA Wins Farm Safety Award
Kansas City October 11 A 16 year old Virginia boy tonight won one of four national industrial awards for top performance in agricultural activity at the FFA convention Alan sia is Marty Shelton Shelfar Va who received the FRA's sell and watve management award for a prominent achievement In Conserving and improving the Act Mig award was 211 Winners of the other individual awards alag 9260 each included Farm electrification Ronald Harri 16 Conrad Mont Farm safety Eaton FFA chapter I Raton Cole
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Kansas City
Faure Farmera of America
Alan
Sia
Marty Shelton
Shelfar
Ronald Harri
Conrad
Mont
Farmaafety
Eaton Ffa
I Raton
Cole
Prices Worry Growers of Late Spuds in Eaton-Lucerne
Late potato growers in Eaton Lucerne area discuss current prices and labor shortages as harvests extend into October. About 10 000 acres in Weld County north of Greeley began two weeks ago, sharing labor with sugar beets. Labor shortages persist despite imports, with 12 cent picking costs and No 1 grade price pressures. Government purchases and prices around 1.35 support, No 2s selling near zero, while the crop quality is expected excellent.
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Eaton-Lucerns
Weld County
Greeley
Colorado
G. F. Adamson
Texas
Great Western Sugar Company
Dutvera
Faton-Lucerne
Trainman Charged with Manslaughter
Two Denver teammen aboard a train collided near Littleton on August 15, killing two children. William J. Moonan, 07, and Everett V. Walt ats, 4B, face trial on charges of involuntary manslaughter after a formal investigation into the derailment and headlight failure.
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Denver
S Dentor
Rio Grands Tenight
Vorder Ak
Legion Demands State Dept Be Reconstituted
The American Legion voted to demand President Truman reconstitute the state department but rejected naming or ousting the secretary of state. Delegates debated wording, ultimately adopting “secretary of state” and shifting from “demand” to “urge” while avoiding specific names. In Rangoon a separate note reports Dr Gordon Seagrave facing a treason trial for aiding rebels in Burma with potential death penalty.
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Tos Angeles
American Legion
Truman
State Department
Dean Achellon
Ma Ligion
Foreign State Committee
America
George Clear
John Stelle
Tama Acheson
George N. Craft
Clear
Seagrave
Rangoon
Buriya
VPI
Gordon
Burmesa Moes
Aults Learn Son Wounded in Korea Sea Action
Mr and Mrs Ault of Greeley learn their son Vernon Phil Ault was wounded at sea in Korea. A telegram from Vice Admiral Joshn Roper said he was receiving medical care in a Japanese hospital. Vernon enlisted in December 1947 after completing high school and is a hospital corpsman in the U S Navy. He attended Greeley schools before enlistment.
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Dire
Henry Pull Uuit
8Th Twenty-third Street
Vernon Phil
Korgan Sea
Joshn Roper
Navy
Bill Kei
Los Angeles
Calif
Vernon
Japan
Kell
Aults
Bill Irvin
Korea
United States Navy
United States
Beffore
Greeley High School
Greeley
Schools Make Speed in Fire Drills This Week
Fire Prevention week drills tested evacuation speed across district schools. At the high school 81 pupils participated with two minutes noted as the longest time. Various schools reported times from forty seconds to eighteen seconds, listing pupil counts for Abington Cameron Central Franklin Washington Meeker Lincoln Lincoln kindergarten Seventh Day Adventist.
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T. J. Taylor
Firanan BP
Bevere
Dorn Niparyigert
Howman
W. L
Coffuan
Laos
Abington
Acconda
Cameron
Central
Franklin
Washington
Ronda
Meeker Junior High
Truman and MacArthur Talk On Wake Island Meeting
President Truman voiced hope that his talks with General MacArthur in the Pacific may yield a contribution to world peace amid Far East turmoil. He spoke after addressing the Missouri Eastern Star, while press transcripts of remarks were released by Charles G. Rew.
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Bi Louis
Truman
Douglan MacArthur
Fac
Free Notony
Far East
Pacific
MacArthur
Masonia
Charlee G. Toss
Wake Island
United Nations
Barty
Rows
Hay
Mary Joe Fruntan
Missouri
Order of the Eastern Star
General MacArthur
United States
Lambert- Gt. Toute
Uls Tient
Heta
al Patrfield-Suisan
Calltarals
Ta Mway
Hickam Field
Honolulu
California
St Louis
Douging MacArthur
Order of the Missouri ‘Eastern Star
Mies Mary Dupa Truman
Charles G. Rew
Art Deffke Leaves Tribune for Air Force
Arthur Dette, 22, longtime Tribune sports writer and Weld county high school coverage leader, was inducted into the Army Air Force in Denver. He left for eight weeks basic training at Lackland Field, San Antonio, and had a career noted for covering state six man football finals and promoting local softball and bowling. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur C Deffke of northeast Greeley.
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Dette
the Tribune
Army Air Force
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Lackland Field
San Antonio
Texas
Deftte
Weld County
Weld
Defike Weserves
Greeley Softbml Association
Reagan
Dotke
Gresley High Wildcats
Tribune
GHS
Buell and
Central
Meeker
University of Colorado
Colorado State
AAP
News Etate
Deflke
Dir
Artur C. Deflke
Greeley
Garage fire damages property at 720 Boulder Street
Fire struck a garage and chicken coop early Thursday morning causing approximately 25 in damage at 720 Boulder Street in Hvang. Fire Chief Overman of Evang reported the 9 50 a m call and said nearby departments were assisting as crews directed the water effort and lines.
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Hvang
Overman
Evang
Bart
Schnolier
Ehtae
Henna
Tes
Weather Report Fragment for Four Corners Region
Weather note shows 24 hour period ending Thursday with high near 80 and low around 10. Forecast covers Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico for Thursday night and Friday with light changes in temperature.
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Lee
Colorado
New Mexico
Military cost next year may beat budget
Omaha dispatch reports that the secretary of the navy says operating the national military establishment alone next year may exceed this year’s entire national budget. The figure cited surpasses 42.1 billion dollars, prompting discussion of fiscal strain and national defense priorities. Woman has eleventh daughter in Athans story notes a mother’s continued childbirth.
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Omaha
Nob
Bors
Navy
Navy Task Force Bombards Eastern Korean Port
Tokyo Oct 12 AP. Missouri and allied ships shell Changin and ignite parts of the port on Korea's east coast near the China border. Carrier aircraft attack as the bombardment continues. Helena and an unidentified cruiser join Mighty Mo in the action as U.N. forces push toward Pyongyang with ground advances along the peninsula.
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Missouri
Chong
Red Korea
Comuuniat
China
Sovlet Biberia
Red Iron and Steel
Red Ching
Manchuria
Soviet Siberia
Siberian
Vladivostok
Wonsan
Red Naphal
Pyongyang
Changin
Uss Helena
U.S
Helena
Arthur D. Stroble
Irouab
Far Pacific
Macs Arder
Stouble
Gene Herrick
Seon
Korean Republic
United States
Zen
Cuonglin
Ironya
Iroula
Pyangyane
Red Capital
Ileflant
Kim Ti Sung
Fede
Anctara
Ung
Rede
Ruesiy
Joseph Atalin
Kremlin
Russia
Korea
Atalin
Pravda Na Am
Kim
Stalin
Qnrlon
U.N
May Arthur
Kumchon
Wonsu
Sect of
Japan
Kimnhwa
Chorwon
Pyonerang
Phoxe
Theis
Lakon
Navy Attack Near Korea Port Chenpling and Chongjing
Naval forces including the USS Missouri hit targets along the east coast of Korres and near the center of the man with a forceful assault at Chongjing just below the marked Sus Khaya Rechka area of Soviet Rua ala near Vladivostok. Russia says two U S fighters strafed the Sevint Sukhaya area and official maps note Changjin bombed and strafed by carrier planes during heavy shelling.
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Korres
Navy
Chongjing
Sus Khaya Rechka
Ruaala
Viedivostok
Missouri
Chenpling
North Korea
U. S
Jeter Wan
United Nations
Changjin
Brnnes
Nation's Crops Higher Than Any in War Years
Government reports confirm 1960 fall farm production was fourth largest on record, well above wartime outputs though below 1349 drought years. Abundant cattle feed expected to support livestock as winter nears across the Rocky Mountain region.
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Washington
Cecard
Hall
Agricultura Department
Rocky Mountain Empire
President Heads West of St. Louis
President Truman flies from St. Louis on the Independence for a Pacific theater focus. He attends a luncheon honoring Eastern Star officers and travels to Missouri to install his sister Mary Jana Truywen as worthy grand patron of the Missouri Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
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St. Louis
Truman
Dange Jay MacArthur
Pacific
Independence
Eastern Star
St. Joula
Mary Jana Truy Wen
Missouri
The
Order of the Hants In Star
Millikin Criticizes Demos Fiscal Policies in Colorado
Montrose, Colo a crowd heard Senator Eugene Mauk in fault the present national administration fiscal plan. He urged eliminating government extravagance and warned that additional tax revenue would be needed to fund the new defense program while critical of the ongoing campaign for co election.
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Montrose
Colo
Han Gong Binkruyt
Eugene Maukin
Reurk Hun
Millkein
Pyonegung Capahitie Report Diversion On Herthwand
In a cryptic naval dispatch the Pyonegung unit reports a capahitie maneuver above the 34th parallel. The message mentions 73 men and references despot quuatration lynoganiit in a distant theater.
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Pyonegung
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