New York Newspaper Strike Persists Amid Talks Stalled
The 57 day New York newspaper blackout saw no breakthrough as losses reach an estimated 24 million dollars in wages and ad revenue. Mayor Wagner held talks with publishers and printers while talks resume Monday, with disputes over pay and benefits and automation shaping the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Publishers Assn
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Association
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Independent
South Plains area notes and events in brief
Post office staff dress smartly in blue jackets with nameplates across the South Plains. News roundup covers weather, fund drives, bond elections, sports showings, shop openings, school activities, and community plans from Morton to Seagraves with numerous towns cited and notable figures mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal
South Plains
Post Office
QO. C. Thomas
Cochran County Plans County Improvement Projects
Cochran County Building Committee lists six potential projects including a cooperative cattle feed lot and grain elevator, trade and skilled occupation training, park improvements, more youth recreation facilities, expanded rural telephone service, with a Feb 12 meeting to discuss and form sub committees. Attending were Homer Thompson presiding and officials including E. C. Hale R. Z. Dewbre Max Bowers Truman Anglin and several ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran County
Homer Thompson
E. C. Hale
R. Z. Dewbre
Max Bowers
Truman Anglin
Alvie Harris
Marvin Elliott
Ed Thomas
Ruth McGee
J. L. Schooler
Pete Thomas
Eugene Bedwell
Jorja Backmon
Kent Historical Chapter Organized in Jayton Texas
A Kent County chapter of the Texas Historical Survey Society was organized in Jayton. Officers include W. R. Simmons as president John H. Montgomery vice chairman D. J. Young secretary Mrs Bennie Carriker and Glen Hancock as committee chairman. The group meets at 3 p m on the first Monday each month in the courthouse. Assignments cover buildings medallions markers Civil War grave markers legislation publicity historic site marking archives county history and a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens County
Crosby County
South Plains
Cochran County
Morton
South Plains College
Levelland
Tulsa Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth-Dallas
Caprock
Floydada
Littlefield
Laurie Shatter
Sudan
MULE
Shoe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lovington
J. L. Hunt
Slaton Journal
Newpaper
Andrews
Hugh Snodgrass
PCA
Claude Whitten
Plainview
Snyder
Candy Land
Anual Fha
Olton
Charles Vaughn Ginn
New Deal
Abernathy Young Farmers Organization
Plains
Hale Center
Hale County Grain Sorghum Producers Assn
Doug Sawyer
Nigeria
Silverton Church of Christ
Hobbs
Jack Flynt
Dimmitt
National American Legion Organization
Earthspringlake Pta
Shallowater
Crosbyton
Lockney
Falcon Dam
Texas
Ropesville
Peggy Tudor
R. B. McCravy
Jayton
Kent County
Texas Historical Survey Society
W. R. Simmons
John H. Montgomery
D. J. Young
Bennie Carriker
Glen Hancock
Carriker
Glenn Hancock
Three Pleas in County Court No 2 on Various Violations
Judge Pat Moore presided as Ronald Eugene Bruce pleaded innocent to driving with a suspended license and Jessie Junior Carter pleaded innocent to carrying a prohibited weapon a pistol. Bond for both set at 500 dollars. Salley Allen pleaded guilty to a check law violation and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moore
Ronald Eugene Bruce
1812
Ave. X
Jessie Junior Carter
Ave. C
Apt
Salley Allen
Anton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Tehran
Iran
Cal
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
Times
News
Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
The
Herald Tribune
Post, Mirror
Long_Is
the Plain Dealer
Press & News
McCravy
Lorenzo
Hondo Valley
Ruidoso
City of Friona
Petersburg
Tulsa
Seagraves
Cochran
Cochran County Building Committee
Kent
Anton Man
Broadway
Wards
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