Union Leaders Back In Fold On New Board
Washington April 5 Organized labor today moved to rejoin the mobilization program after boycotting since February 28. AFL and CIO chiefs agreed to serve on President Truman’s 17 member Advisory Mobilization Board with four union representatives including Green Murray Meany and Reuther. The board will influence defense planning and policy alongside four management, four agricultural, and four pub representatives. Casualty list No 269 reports 527 Korean war names including 147 dead and 282 wounded.
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Washington
Organized Labor Today
Truman
Frusman
White House
United Labor Policy Committee
ULPC
John L. Lewis
Mobilization Advisory Board
AFL
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Mobilization
Charles £. Wilson
General Electric Corporation
Wilson
Green
Trumpan
Labor
Agen~cies
Management
Agriculture
Joseph H. Short
Defense Department
Formal Charge Is Preferred By Tydings
Former Senator Millard Tydings files a formal complaint accusing Senator J Marshall Butler of excessive election expenditures in Maryland and federal law violations. The charge follows Butler’s 40,000 vote victory, with Monroney’s subcommittee notified and Becker and Fried cleared of wrongdoing. Also noted: a halt in Kingwood rail operations after a non union coal field clash and an FBI state police probe. The National Geographic Society notes the Chow is the only dog with blue or black lips and tongues.
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Washington
Millard Tydings
J. Marshall Butler
Maryland
Butler
Tydings
Senate
Monroney
D-Okla
Tydings Sent A Letter To Secretary of the
Leslie L. Biffle
United States Senate
Joh Marshall Butler
Tydings Jetter
United States
Ralph E. Becker
Louis H. Fried
Kingwood
W. Va
Preston County
J. W. Benson
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Tunnelton
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Benson
The
National Geographic Society
T He Chow
Residents seek street improvement plans and trailer controls
Ellis Strout and William Strobel of Willow Avenue questioned the Mayor and Board about financing new street improvements. Attorney Richard E. Zimmerman for Hargett, Cubitt, Lewis, Jones and Haugh asked for grading curb and gutter work in the Neidig Frederick Avenue area. Harry Ensor sought information on a possible trailer installation in Linden Hills and Harold Eyler showed interest in trailer controls in the extreme northwest.
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Ellis Strout
William Strobel
Willow Avenue
Richard E. Zimmerman
Messrs. Hargett
Cubitt
Lewis
Jones
Haugh
Neidig- Frederick Avenue
14Th Street
Harry Ensor
Linden Hills
Harold Eyler
City Workers Get Pay Boosts
City employees will receive a May pay period raise announced at Thursday's meeting. The budget supports the increase while police scheduling may change with added staff. Vacancies will be advertised to reach full force, reducing hours per officer once filled. Claims for damages from the March 19 asphalt tank explosion total $65,719 from 25 owners, but the total is believed to be larger.
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E. Austin James
Delegation Night Moves for Itemized Bills at City Attorney
The first monthly meeting session set as official time for delegations. Attorney Benjamin B. Rosenstock presented a request with Frederick Iron and Steel Inc to extend Eighth Street building westward, conditionally allowing the extension only after removing the existing restroom facility. Superintendent Raymond F. Bow accompanied the attorney.
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Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc
Eighth Street
Rosenstock
Raymond F. Bow
Unclear Names Span Parcel Deal In City Records
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Harry Moss, a company representative, architect Charles F. Bowers, Edward Fox, and Robert Dutrow linked to a property matter in city records.
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Ers
Harry Moss
Company
Charles F. Bowers
Edward Fox
Robert Dutrow
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