Steel Industry Edges Toward Walkout If Talks Fail
Cleveland report notes United Steelworkers plan for a possible walkout starting July 1 over wage terms. Industry groups warn a strike would dent production, with potential eight week losses totaling hundreds of millions in wages and impact on steel demand, while some observers propose concessions in exchange for modest wage boosts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Unos
Mini
Ile Metal
Ile Wuld Apa
Slic
Sicel
Marci
Enld Steelmakers
Meher Peices
United Steckworkers
Ruling relaxes rules for moving self powered combines
Park UW Marlin, Secretary of Highways, informs J Collins McSparren that combines may move on Saturdays Sundays and holidays if four conditions are met. Movements limited to one mile on non primary highways with flagman protection and daylight hours. Abuse may revoke privilege and police cooperation is requested due to traffic interference.
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Park UW. Marlin
Sec
J. Collins McSparren
State Grange
McSparren
Martin
Goddard Announces Forestry Changes
Maurice K. Goddard announced shifts in western Pennsylvania forestry leadership. Q. L Mulhollen will become district forester in Johnstown, replacing Lucen R. Brown who moves to cooperative forestry work at Radford. William J. Marmon succeeds Mulhallen in Clarion. Harmon, promoted from forester at District 10 Re Novo, takes Mulhallen’s Char ton post. District 10 covers Beaver, Lawrence, Mercer, Clarion, Butler, Armstrong and Jefferson. District 11 includes Canada, Indiana and parts of Blair and Clearfield counties.
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Marhishurg
Pennsylvania
Ets
State Forests
Waters Secreacy
Maurice K. Goddard
Goddard
Q. L Mulhollen
Herd Forestern Disiiel & Johnstown
Lucen R. Brown
Radford
Mulhallen
Drs. Wick
Clarion
Wiliam J. Marmon
Charton
Harmon
District 10
Renovo
Forester
Beaver
Lawrencé
Mercer
Jintler
Armstrong
Jefferson
Canada
Indiana
Blair J
Clearfield
Roundup camp food plan details huge scale needs
The article outlines a massive Roundup operation with 1,000 fires and a cafeteria tent. It notes 67 meat and chicken portions, 34,309 loaves plus 35,000 rolls, 15 tons fruit, 3 tons butter, 70,000 pounds sugar, and 499,800 servings of beverages and snacks. It lists central commissar purchasing, central refrigerators, and donations from national companies. Seven regional high schools provide about half the seasonal labor.
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Jelaft
Generotis
Electrle
Fung
Ieagl
Food For Scouts Roundup Rivals Colorado Scene
The 1959 Girl Scout event gathers 8,500 Scouts and 1,500 adults for a roundup of meals. Ten thousand campers expect 327,000 meals with supplies from Colorado and California venues, plus regional participation.
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Colorado
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