Rail Unions Say Increase Is Not Enough
Chicago April 32 Two archite tion boards awarded 16 cents an hour wage boost to 1 220 000 railroad workers as unions called the sum wholly inadequate. Bert M Jewell said further raises would be asked promptly from the warriers. Some brotherhoods had not decided whether to join new demands. The award covered 15 non operating and 3 operating unions and was retroactive to last law. The strike of other unions remains unresolved and a fact finding panel is hearing related cases. The report notes wage boosts aim to curb inflation and may lead to higher freight rates. The Corinthians and Corcyreans sea battle reference appears as a non sequitur.
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Chicago
Architetion
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
Arbitration Board
Felix H. Knight
E. E. Milliman
National Mediation Board
Army brothers and recruit listed at Fort Bragg
Pvt. Remsberg enlisted at Frederick recruiting office on March 8 and is stationed Fort Bragg with ASN 1323229 in B-14 3-F. He has a brother in Cairo Egypt named Pfc. Gwen J. and another brother Donald R. who is honorably discharged after overseas service with Co. A. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Roger A. Remsberg. Mie Pleasant.
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P. Remsberg
Frederick
F. A
RIC
Fort Bragg
N. c
Remsberg
Cairo
Egypt
Pfc
Gwen J
Donald R
Co. A
Frederick Lodge 684 Installs Officers at Regular Meeting
Frederick Lodge No. 684 installed officers led by John Miller as exalted ruler at the regular meeting. Succession includes Hess, Keyser, Null, Bowlus, Smith, Mason, McCauley, Strine, Byerly, Storm, Zimmerman, and Gibo with Burall and Perrott in support roles. Reports noted the tri state convention in August and an Easter dance for April 25.
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Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
John Miller
Robert Hess
Louis ¥. Keyser
Delbert Null
Robert Bowlus
Esquire
Charles W. Smith
Arthur Mason
Marshall McCauley
Paul Strine
Charles Byerly
Sperry Storm
Henry Schueler
Benjamin Shuif
Russell Zimmerman
R. X. ,Gibo
William B. Burall
Francis Perrott
Radcliffe Surprised by Wills Office Candidacy Listing
Deputy Register Harry Radcliffe announced as Republican candidate for Register of Wills was surprised Wednesday night to see his name listed among those on the ballot.
Runaway Youth Surrenders After Daylong Trek to Police
Daree Bowers a year old runaway from the Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphans School walked into Pallee Headquarters in Scotland Pa about 730 pm Wednesday to surrender. He left the school at noon Wednesday and police were alerted. Authorities report a local official questioned his committee listing which included well known Democratic figures in the area.
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Herbert R. O'Conor
U. S
Truaney
Daree Bowers
Scotland
Frederick
Pallee
Pennsylvania Soldiers Orbis’ School
Senate confirms Vardaman to Federal Reserve post
Commodore James K. Vardaman Jr. wins Senate approval for a 14 year term on the Federal Reserve Board at 15000 dollars yearly. The 66 to 9 vote, with Republicans in opposition, follows a last minute bid by Morse to delay. Majority Leader Barkley says the delay would not change any votes. Donnell led opposition with recent scrutiny of Vardaman’s banking past.
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Washington
James K. Vardaman, Jr
Senate
Federal Reserve Board of Governors
St. Louis
Truman
Morse Rore
Morse
Vardaman
Barkley
Dky
White House
Banking Committee
Donnell ¢R-Mo
Missouri
Frederick OKs Part Detours for Truck Traffic Relief
Recommendations from the Frederick Branch Auto Club were adopted in part by the city officials. Five detour ideas were presented. three were partially accepted and two were set aside as impractical. The plan includes using Fast street, South and Jefferson, and Bentz streets to divert heavy northbound and westbound trucks while full east-west and east-south detours were rejected. A complete radio hookup linking City and State police and fire departments was approved with two-way communication planned.
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Frederick
Automobile Club of Maryland
Ignatius Bjorlee
Ralph W. Boyer
Roger H. Willard
Roger B. Walfe
Sam W. Maples
William T. Delaplaine
Alton Bennett
Aeye
Franklin
South
Jefferson
Wallek
Auto Club Board
Auto Club
Charles W. Divguie
Aed Serlek W. Stanley
Paul B. Rhoads
Independent Hose Company
Independent
Ihe
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
City actions approve street work and new designs
Officials authorize extending a six inch water line on Jefferson street about 1500 feet at G Leicester Thomas’s expense to serve new homes extend a 700 foot sewer and water line on Magnolia avenue for proposed dwellings rename North Bentz street section Motter Avenue to reduce confusion designate Motter Place between Ninth and Tenth streets and authorize renewed liability insurance saving 800 dollars a year grant opera house use to Frederick County Hood Club for October 16 authorize temporary housing units for veterans sign contracts for those units refer parking restrictions on East street and discuss rail safety with Pennsylvania Railroad purchase a power grader approve 6377 91 in bills including decontaminating equipment police car and PE Co hold executive session next month Maryland convention of Business and Professional Womens Clubs May 3 4 and 5 with Mrs Brewer Stouffer as general chair and delegate note May event details
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Jefferson Street
G. Leicester Thomas
Megnolia, Avenue
Motter Place
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Market Street
Insurance Advisory Committee
Frederick County Hood Club
Veter OS
Frederick
East Street
Patrick
Church Streets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Army officer relations push for civilian control and reform
Brig. Gen. Holdridge condemned the Army system as totalitarian and archaic. Glenn Kendall urged reforms including civilian oversight of an inspector general and abolishing dog robbing to reduce enlisted men being assigned as orderlies. He cited abuses and lack of use by soldiers to file complaints.
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Washington
C. Holdridge
Glenn G. Kendall
Louisville Courier-Journal
Army
Secretary of War
Kendall
The
Anny
Pacific
Inspector General
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Rail
Corinthians
Corcyreans
Dt Fort Bragg, N.C
Garland E. Remsberg
Bataan
New York
Lester M. Clark
San Francisco
Clark
Navy
Edward Wisch
Burall
Bear C. C. Carty
Patrick St
Berger
North Market Street
HET
Wilhelm Keitel
Hitler
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co
Walkersville
Trusk
Walkersville High School
Philip Beard
Myersville
E. C. Kefauver
Allen
Weil Brothers
N. Market St
Allen's
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Police Department
PE Co
Hagerstown
Maryland
Business and Professional Womens’ Clubs
Brewer Stouffer
Sgt
Treve E. Davis
Frederick 5
South Clarket
Owen Evenins
LABOR
West
WFMD
John R. Fitzpatrick
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
Little Lady Sterling
Op.a
Hendrickson
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