Wage Pact Approved by Baltimore and Ohio Workers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and two railroad unions signed a wage agreement promising improved working conditions and a new time and a half overtime rate for engineers, enginemen, and firemen on passenger trains. The base wage remains unchanged, and about 6,000 workers are affected. The overtime rate applies to short and long runs per time and distance formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union
Company
Edalpheid
Agreement Set For One Year With Labor Leaders
The pact runs for one year starting June 1 1947. Signatories include H H Porch Cumberland Md general chairman Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen B P F Davis son general chairman Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and W G Carl manager of labor relations for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Porch
Cumberland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
B. P F. Davisson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. G. Carl
Warnken Named As Counsel To PSC
Annapolis April 22 Governor Lane appointed S. Ralpi Warnken former president of the Baltimore Bar Association as general counsel of the Public Service Commission. The post had been vacant since Governor Herbert R. O’Conor named Robert France as junior counsel to the Supreme Bench in his late administration.
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Annapolis
Lane
S. Ralpi Warnken
Batimore Bar Association
Publi Servce Commission
Herbert R. O Conor
Robert France
Era
Supreme Bench
Tobacco Growers Won't Sell at Bid Too Low in Maryland Warehouses
In Walders Maryland on April 22 growers refused to sell as bids for the 1946 tobacco crop were too low. Auctioneers planned to return tomorrow with openings at Waldorf and nearby warehouses in Upper Marlboro and Baltimore as the price dispute stalled sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walders
Maryland
Waldorf
Ghesville
Upper Marlboro
Baltimore
Four Loudoun 4-H Members Win Heifers at Calf Port
Four 4-H youths from Loudoun County won prize heifers at a calf port held in CQrange Virginia. Sally Megeath of Leesburg Barry Johorton and Ferry Johnston of Waterford and Joan Sprague of Purcellville were among the winners. The event was sponsored to promote 4-H work with Holstein cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Coupe
von Holstein
Cqrange
Loudoun
Sally Megeath
Leesburg
Barry Johorton
Ferry Johnston
Waterford
Joan Sprague
Purcellville
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Detroit
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Walter P Reuther
UAW
Reuther
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Mary
Fisheries
Navy
Congress
Hammaker Brothers Frederick
Hazerstown
Ehurmont
Washington
Karol
North Market St
Lincoln Loan Service
W. Patrick Street
Frederick
Erry
Joe Marsh
Cy Hartman
Dec Marah
Coprright
United States
Buick
Broadrim Wheels
Stepon
J. Taylor Mutual Network
Mondsys and
Fndeys Une In
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Patrick Street
Faloerick, MD
St. Mark's
Auto Glass
Maas Opticians
Norte
Hollander’s
E. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Main ST
Westminster
Pollman Case
West Patrick ST
Schroeders
Storm & Shipley
Markell & Ford
America
MEHAL
F. Wachter
Wilson's
Siove House
E. Patrick Street
Ward
East Patrick ST
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