Brotherhood Intervenes in IC C Case Over War Freight Rates
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginemen led by Grand Chief Alvaniey Johnston of Cleveland files in Washington to intervene in Interstate Commerce Commission cases. It argues government wartime rates and revenue actions would threaten rail service, jobs, and private ownership, warning against further rate cuts that could push railroads toward bankruptcy and government ownership.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Sidgineers
Alvaniey Johnston
Cleveland
Chile
Washington, D. C
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Railway Brotherhood Urges Fair Rates for Postwar Rail
The Brotherhood argues that postwar freight and mileage charges are unfair and inequitable, harming revenue needed to maintain roadbeds and equipment. It calls for modernizing rail assets and improving service to sustain a solvent industry essential to national defense and economic stability.
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Rad's Garage Parts Remodeling At Myrtle Point
Rad's Garage and Parts run by Bill Eads at Myrtle Point plans extensive remodeling this week. Carpenters are upgrading the parlor area with new waiting rooms offices and bookkeeping and credit departments and adding new equipment in the electrical department. The firm handles auto parts for Dodge Chevrolet Plymouth and Ford and stocks electrical parts including Exide batteries United Motors and Autolite parts.
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Bill Eads
Rad
Myrtle Point
Ead
Dodge
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
Exide
United Motors
Autolite
Parents' Corner cautions on crime comic books and corpse disposal
Richmond Barbour warns parents about violent crime guidance in recent comics showing methods to dispose of bodies including freezing, acid, and burial. He notes a twelve year old highlighted an ice method from January's Crime Does Not Pay and urges parental vigilance to prevent kids from learning dangerous techniques.
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Richmond Barbour
Fragmentary OCR Note on Alive Burtels
A partial OCR capture mentions burials or alive remains with scattered words about being alive and IDs. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, places, or names to establish a complete news item.
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