New Contract At Youngstown United Plant
United Engineering and Foundry's Youngstown plant signed a new one year contract with its Employees association, an independent union. General Superintendent Harry D. Ruthe said negotiations were completed and no pay rate changes were provided. The plant is swamped with orders for steel mill equipment for modernization and wartime European rebuilds.
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Youngstown
United Engineering and Foundry Company
United Engineering and Foundry Company Employees Association
Harry D. Ruthe
United
Downpour Ends Long Dry Spell in Local District
A heavy night and morning rain ended a three week dry spell, topping a quarter inch by morning and aiding crops and soil. Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing, led reforms for nurse cleanliness, promoting sanitary practices until her death at 91. The Missouri River runs 2,945 miles from source to Mississippi, longer than any other river system.
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Florence Nightingale
Kansas City
Kan
Hospital Notes Jameson Memorial Admits Many Names
Hospital notes list numerous admits at Jameson Memorial including Viola Seaburn, Anthony Pisano, Anna King, Sandra Kauffman, Elizabeth Selby, Edith Patton, Thomas King, Harry Decker, Claude Norris, Louis Commesso, Elizabeth Carri gan, Mary Owen, Grace Staple, Florindo DeLillo, Ida Caplan, Edith Morris, Mario Migliotato, Margaret Kirker, John DeCarlo, Rosetta Hunley, Katherine Wright, Dominick Sciola, Jane Mc Karnes, Margaret Book, Mary Cimperman, and others across Wampum, New Castle, and Caldwell area. Discharges listed include Carol Polding, Samuel Saul Jr, James Thompson, Robert Ward, Judy Lamson, Robert Black, Connie Mae Sutton, Darlene Ritchie, Ethel Williamson, Miss Byrd Sherrard, Joseph Stader, George H. Kyle, Margaret Miller, Ira R. S., Elizabeth Young, Joseph Paluszak, Sara Shuler, Samuel W. Fray, Anne Trimble, Hazel Matthews, Margaret Veon, Patricia Harcar, Claire Tekeser, Charles Brenneman, Fred Chestney, John Pezzone, Richard Clark, Edward Gardner, Louisa Anderson, Amedy Mezza, Hilma Kiminkinen, Frank Kaufman, Nina Rudolph, Helen Keller, Betty Eastman, Edna Randall, Yolanda Pelino, Verne Gwin, Joan Cochran, and others.
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Viola Seaburn
Wampum
Anthony Pisano
Francis Place
Anna B. King
E. Sheridan Avenue
Sandra L. Kauffman
R. D
Elizabeth Selby
Bell Avenue
Edith M. Patton
W. Garfield Avenue
Thomas King
Beaver Falls
Harry Decker
D. No
Claude Norris
Arlington Avenue
Louis Commesso
Edenburg
Elizabeth Carrigan
Glenn Avenue
Mary Owen
Northview Avenue
Grace Staple
Butler Avenue
Florindo DeLillo
E. Long Avenue
Ida Caplan
Canton
Ohio
Edith Morris
Mario Migliotato
Margaret Kirker
N. Mill Street
John DeCarlo
Samuel Saul, Jr
Pollock Avenue
James Thompson
N. Mercer Street
Robert Ward
Judy Lamson
Wilmington Avenue
Robert Black
W. Euclid Avenue
Connie Mae Sutton
Darlene Ritchie
Gibson Avenue
Ethel Williamson
New Wilmington
Miss Byrd Sherrard
Milton Street
Joseph Stader
Pittsburgh
George H. Kyle
Ford City
Margaret Miller
Ellwood City
Ira R. S
Anne Trimble
S. Mulberry Street
Hazel Matthews
Neshannock Avenue
Margaret Veon
Patricia Harcar
E. Leasure Avenue
Claire Tekeser
Fairfield Avenue
Charles L. Brenneman
Edgewood Avenue
Fred Chestney
Produce Street
John Pe
Plan Reception For Rev J C Rose At Second U P Church
Congregation of the Second U P church on County Line street will assemble Wednesday evening in the church auditorium for a program and reception honoring Rev J Calvin Rose the pastor who departs in late July for Switzerland and Holland to attend church conferences. Committees have been appointed to arrange the program to be presented that evening.
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U.P
County Line Street
J. Calvin Rose
Switzerland
Holland
Shriners Gather for 74th Imperial Session in Atlantic City
Fez crowned Shriners from across the United States, about 40 000 strong, gathered in Atlantic City for the 74th imperial session of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine. The five day meeting draws thousands, with up to 10 000 Shriners and their aides staying on Pullman trains as city hotels reach capacity. The article notes the song Robin Adair traces to the Irish melody Eileen Aroon from the 18th or 16th century.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Sion
Mystic Shrine
North America
Shriners
Robin Adair
Eileen Aroon
Rural highway deaths rise after supervisor's death in 1947
In 1947, 2,080 people were killed and 7,000 injured while walking on rural highways. The death of Mrs. Bessid Clark, a supervisor, prompted the note.
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