Raise Assured For Auto Union Raises Three Cents Hourly
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a small rise in the cost of living index between March 15 and April 15 enabling a three cent hourly wage increase for auto workers. This comes from prior agreements with General Motors Ford and Chrysler and CIO United Auto Workers tying wages to the index. The April 15 index stands at 184.5 percent of the 1935 39 average under the BLS old base used by the industry contracts.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Auto Industry
Auto Workers
International Union of Electrical Workers
Orangeville Band Booster Aides Named for Year
The Band Boosters club lists standing committees for the coming year. Finance chairwomen are Raymond Maaske Louis Rabe Lee Barker L D Gross and Loris Shippy. Social committee includes Lyle Miller Ralph Anderson Elaine Blandenhorn Harley Zimmerman and Emil Rayhorn. Membership chairs are Homer Fehr Charles Homan and Donald Price. robe committee heads are Mrs Paul Messinger assisted by Evelyn Kloepping Arthur Schoonhoven and John Freese. Program committee members are Vernon Schulz Lloyd Koehner Eugene Rinehart Karl Kneller and Victor Welz. Reporter is Mrs Gilbert Abraham.
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Orangeville
Band Boosters Club
Mmes
Raymond Maaske
Louis Rabe
Lee Barker
L. D. Gross
Loris Shippy
Lyle Miller
Ralph Anderson
Elaine Blandenhorn
Harley Zimmerman
Emil Rayhorn
Homer Fehr
Charles Homan
Donald Price
Paul Messinger
Robe
Robe Committee Assisted By Mmes
Evelyn Kloepping
Arthur Schoonhoven
John Freese
Vernon Schulz
Lloyd Koehner
Eugene Rinehart
Karl Kneller
Victor Welz
Gilbert Abraham
RFC Loan Aide Resigns at Request of Administrator
Washington reports RFC loan aide Frank Prince admitted resigning on May 10 at the request of W. Stuart Symington newly named RFC administrator. He acknowledged involvement in a $750,000 loan to Mobile Paper Co. of Mobile Alabama now under Senate subcommittee investigation but insisted his actions were proper and within his role.
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Washington
Frank Prince
Office of Loans
RFC
W. Stuart Symington
Prince
Baltimore
Mobile Paper Co
Mobile
Ala
Senate
Penicillin in Cows Ruins Camembert in Paris Diary
French diarymen report penicillin given to cows for udder inflammation swells camembert and renders it unfit for eating. Pasteur Institute explains the drug disrupts bacilli balance, allowing gas producing bacteria to multiply and burst the cheese.
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Paris
Pasteur Institute
Bible School Plans Made at Orangeville
The Orangeville Ministerial Association schedules a daily Bible school from June 4 to 15 at the high school with the theme The Church. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 a m and enrollment will be held this Sunday at local churches. The program marks the 50th anniversary of Bible school work with daily offerings for migrant work in Illinois and a concluding anniversary party.
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Orangeville
Orangeville Ministerial Association
Illinois
Bible School
Fred Anderson
Roy Hefty
Carol Schulz
Gilbert Abraham
Carl Maxwell
Will Haupt
Robert Froning
Audrey Ruff
Patsy Brookover
Frederick Rickleff
Victor Folgate
Eugene Rine
Weekend school program highlights at city hall
Hart and Mrs. Lyle Rinehart, superintendent of the intermediate department, assisted by Mrs. Paul Elliott, contributed to a community program at the city hall focusing on school activities and outreach.
Stair, Former Owner of Detroit Paper, Dies
Detroit news veteran E. D. Stair former publisher of the Detroit Free Press died at Bon Secours hospital in Grosse Pointe at 12:20 a.m. He was 92. Stair sold the Free Press in 1940 to John S. Knight and then pursued realty and other interests.
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Detroit
E. D. Stair
Detroit Free Press
Bon Secours Hospital
Grosse Pointe
Stair
The
Free Press
John S. Knight
Knight Newspapers, Inc
Purcell School Farewell. Families Move to Rockford
Mrs Paul Shigley who taught seven years at Purcell school Washington township will not return this fall as she and her husband move to Rockford next week They bought 2829 Summerdale avenue Mr Shigley works at Woodward Governor Pupils and parents at Purcell gave a farewell gift Fifty attendees marked the end of the term at Purcell with most upper graders winning proficiency awards and several eighth graders set to receive Monticello diplomas Friday night Other schools and civic groups noted picnics rehires transfers and honors across the district including dental and reading circle achievements by students and staff
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Paul Shigley
Purcell School
Washington Township
Rockford
Summerdale Avenue
Shigley
Woodward Governor
Purcell
Good Handwriting Club of America
Paul
Delores Isely
Anna Marie
Nathan Marty
Eugene Keener
Gordon Zimmerman
Mabel Elmer
Blue Echo
Alice Thoman
Paul Isely
Hannibal
Monticello
Glorianne Thoman
Carolyn Elmer
Government Grants Price Freeze Exemption for Small Machinists
Washington rules that small machinery manufacturers with gross yearly sales under 250 000 may continue to price goods under the general price freeze regulation rather than the new machinery order.
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Washington
Court Refuses To Drop Borden Bowman Suits
A federal judge refused to dismiss a 175,725 anti trust suit against Borden Dairy Co brought by five independent grocers alleging illegal rebates to A and P. Judge Igoe gave Borden 60 days to answer. A Bowman Dairy Co suit by nine grocers for 110,977 remains pending despite similar dismissal requests.
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Chicago
Borden Dairy Co
Borden
A and P
Michael L. Igoe
Bowman Dairy Co
Philip L. Sullivan
A and P Competi
Gloucester Educator Named Racine School Superintendent
Ernest G. Lake, 43, of Gloucester Massachusetts has been named Racine school superintendent. Lake succeeds William C. Giese who retires July 31 after 18 years as superintendent. Lake will earn $10000 annually under a three year contract.
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Racine
Ernest G. Lake
Gloucester
Mass
Lake
William C. Giese
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Los Angeles
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Adda Pharnacy
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Pattern Magazine
McCall
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Free-Westinghouse
U.S. A
Detroit Paper
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Spring Grove Township
West Clarno
Robert Anderson
Robert Burgener
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Silver School
Mt. Pleasant Township
Richard Briggs
United Nations
Clarno
Atweed School Mothers Club
Bethel School
Monroe Township
Delbert Neuenschwander
Norma Pagel
Delbert
Elizabeth Severson
Frank Feldt
16Th Avenue
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Square
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Regez and Johnson
Witte
Titanox House Point
Dearth Motors
Hiway
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