Truman Policy Sparks Limited Rail Strike Action
Washington reports press time notes Truman reaffirmed policy to seize the m to avert a threatened wide rail strike. Union officials authorize 3000 yardmen at three key terminals to walk out for five days starting Monday amid White House negotiations. Kennedy of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Roy Hughes of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors appeal again for federal seizure to head off the dispute.
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Washington
Press- Trumeo
White House
Truman
Tors
Charles G. Rom
Ross
William F. Kennedy
Brotherhood of Railroad
Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Railroad
Louisville
Minnesota Transfer Railroad
St Paul
River Terminal Railroad
Cleveland
River Terminal
Republic Steel Corp
Cuyahoga Valley
Kennedy
Roy Hughes
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Interpreting 40 hour week demand in rail unions dispute
Frederick Maryland reports unions representing 300 000 trainmen and conductors show no interest in a resolution as they demand a 40 hour week without pay reduction for a 48 hour week. The date is August 17 1956.
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Frederick
Lane says executive department costs less than prior year
Governor Lane released a statement disputing opponent George Mahoney’s figures on executive budget. He says the 1947 appropriation totals 79 571 with 41 041 for salaries and 38 530 for operating expenses, a net increase of 3420 from the year before he took office, due to some salary raises while operating costs declined. Also a Woodsboro market update lists livestock prices with steers at 21.75 to 22.75 per cwt and hogs around 210 to 250 per cwt.
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George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
Lane
Executive Department
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
Market Report Nuggets From A Livestock Sale
The entry lists prices for pigs at 12 head, heavy boars and road butchers at 16 to 24 per cwt, feeding shoots to 17.50 per cwt, and to 22.50 per cwt for pigs. Chickens fetch 35 cents per pound, lard at 18.50 per cwt, with overall figures reflecting 1960 prices.
Police Court Cases Reported Wednesday Night
Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith sentenced George Ernest Young of Route 5 Frederick to 30 days in jail for operating an automobile without a license after his guilty plea. Mrs Wilbur Ford testified she supplied information to Officer Twentey and described Young's car being used illegally. Austin Thomas of Klineharts Alley received ten days in jail for drunkenness after failing to pay a $10 fine. Two traffic collaterals were forfeited, including Frank Lewis Pope of Gaithersburg for reckless driving valued at $1145.
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Edward J. Smith
George Ernest Young
Route 5
Frederick
Wilbur Ford
Taney
Young
Twentey
Ford
Austin Thomas
Klineharts Alley
Carty
McMurray Street
Frank Lewis Pope
Rt. 1
Gaithersburg
Trump
Pope
Car collision injures passenger and multiple citations issued
Early Sunday in Frederick a passenger in Ethel Stine's car, Mrs. Carrie Stevens of Knoxville, suffered a fractured rib. Clair Deimler of Harrisburg forfeited $2.45 for towing unlicensed vehicles. City collaterals forfeited by Joseph Nemith of Browards New Jersey, $2580, charged by Lieut Dorsey and Officer Twentey with disturbing the peace. William Payne and Frank Raymond of Frederick, $245 each, for peace disturbance.
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Ethel Stine
Frederick
Stine
Carrie Stevens
Knoxville
Clair Deimler
Harrisburg
Sherman Boone
Joseph Nemith
Browards
N. J
Lieut
Dorsey
Twentey
William Payne
Frank Raymond
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