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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1947
Page
7
Pittsburgh April 9 Tension rose over a possible steel strike amid reports U S Steel CIO United Steelworkers contract talks have stretched a deadline from February 15 to April 30. Negotiators remain quiet but fear a strike if the April 30 deadline passes without a deal.
The article notes it is too soon for a strike with April 30 looming three weeks away. The steel union’s January 15 Rotire precludes further action under the Smith Connally Act, with both sides denying wage discussions while fringe financial benefits may drive any final settlement. U S Steel has set a pattern.
Industrial spokesmen warn that contract talks in several sectors stall as a steel strike looms. A union source says Congress may have to take responsibility if a walkout occurs, with industry leaders ready to act without a settlement clue.
Alfred E. Miller of Ogdensburg New York and Bernice M. Blair of Hagerstown Aubrey Paxson 54 and Mildred B. Everts 40 both of Hancock Maryland listed in court records as divorced couples.
Deed transfers list A Robert Moss and wife to Fettye Hahn for ten dollars and Hettye Helen to Al Robert Moss for ten dollars. Waller E Eiker and others convey to King David Lodge Fraternal Home Association Inc for one dollar in the city.
The notice lists several property transfers recorded in the county. M Margaret Royston transfers to Ralph H Grinder and wife for ten dollars. Addie B Valentine transfers to Grace E Anders and others for ten dollars. Carl E Bartholow and wife transfer to Helen F Mock for ten dollars. Helen F Mock transfers to Laura Bartholow for ten dollars.
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