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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1948

Page

5

Board seeks to end coal wage talks. report due midweek

Coal operators were present as the board aims to finish hearings tomorrow and submit findings to President Truman by Wednesday night. If a strike endangers national health and welfare, the report could enable a federal court injunction to prevent a walkout in the coal fields.

Cole Truman

Black Fox boys reach Yellowstone in trusty 1926 auto

Four Linton youths Fred Fisk Jerry Rupert Bill Marshall and Jerry Jones report their journey in the 1926 car The Black Fox traveling from Mitchell through the Badlands to Mount Rushmore Rapid City Jewel Cave Cody and finally Yellowstone Park June 14 they describe mountain climbs a snow bank snowball fight and a near tire failure with hope the car holds out

Linton Black Fox Yellowstone National Park Fred Fisk Jerry Rupert Bill Marshall Jerry Jones Mitchell South Dakota Black Hills Mount Rushmore Memorial Shrine of Democracy Gutzon Borglum Washington Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Jefferson Rapid City School of Mine Museum Indian Museum Dinosaur Park Petrified Forest Wyoming Jewel Cave Big Horn Mountains Cody

Special presidential board opens probe into coal wage dispute

Washington June reports a presidential fact finding board begins hearings on the soft coal wage dispute. John L. Lewis is absent but informs he will testify tomorrow, with chairman David L. Cole noting the union did not ignore the invitation.

Washington John L. Lewis David L. Cole Lewis Cole

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