Canton Bus Strike Ends After 48 Days
AFL Teamsters Union voted unanimously to accept a 16 cent an hour pay raise retroactive to October 15 ending a 48 day bus strike in Canton. Drivers rise to 1.26 dollars hourly and mechanics to 1.48, with some undisclosed fringe benefits. A druggist helped broker the settlement by coordinating a peace conference.
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Canton
AFL
al Teamsters Union
Max Phillips
Canton City Lines
Louis Weiner
Phillips
Russell Mack
Co-Ops Debate Opposes UMT Training Plan
Paul Wells a Middletown Youth Forum member urged Co-Operative Club to favor science over Universal Military Training. He argued atomic age realities render UMT outdated and costly, stressing rapid scientific progress and readiness to strike Russia in a future war. He cited Army lines that UMT trainees need extra armed forces training.
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Paul Wells
Co-Operative Club
Manchester
Wells
Middletown Youth Forum
Youth Forum
United States
Russia
Jay Beatty
Gilbert Egleston
Mark Scheibert, Jr
Troy Hall
Dorothy Pomeroy
Seaplanes Allowed on Lake Fenner Despite Protests
Oklahoma City council approves seaplane landings on Lake Fenner amid objections from the State game and fish department which warns the noise would make the lake’s fish neurotic.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Lake
Fenner
State Game and Fish Department
County Employees To Get Pay Raise In 1948
Hamilton-Butler County commissioners approved an appropriation measure for 1948 raising full-time employees' salaries by 10 dollars monthly. General fund stands at 634,065 with other allocations for the Conservancy district, bond retirement, road and bridge work, and annual funds. Final 1945 expenditures were 756,380 with 1946-47 not reported. supplementary appropriations may follow after money certifications.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Tueson
Miami
Tha Ans
Kanual Fuina
Store Introduces At Cost System In Middletown
Dunlap Market on Moore St announces a weekly at cost buying plan. Customers pay 1.50 weekly to purchase any amount of groceries at cost, with store aiming for 400 members to cover expenses and earn a small profit. Estimated typical savings range from 1.50 to 5.50 weekly per family after the enrollment fee.
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Middletown
Dunlap
Moore St
Dunlap’s
Hamilton council adopts two month budget plan
Hamilton will operate on a two month budget of 639714 dollars as a stop gap until the full year budget and appropriations are set. The plan allocates funds for general, utilities, and other classifications while salaries and current operating expenses are safeguarded. A public hearing on the 1948 budget is set for January 21. Some council members favor raising police and firemen by 25 dollars monthly rather than the proposed 18.
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Hamilton
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Louisville
Kentucky
Louisville Automobile Club
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