North Atlantic Air Fare Cuts Set to Begin April First
The Civil Aeronautics Board announced on Wednesday that North Atlantic air fares will drop starting April 1, aiming to save the traveling public at least 50 million dollars annually. Airlines in the International Air Transport Association filed reductions ranging from 15 to 20 dollars to as high as 190 dollars.
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Four Unions Push Railroads Front in National Crisis
Four unions threaten a split in the rail negotiations as they seek wage and work condition changes across 200 railroads. The move targets Southern Pacific Louisville & Nashville and other lines, risking a new nationwide strike and a federal arbitration clash. The effort centers on independent talks and potential holiday and payroll adjustments.
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