Wage Pact Warrants Mixed Rail Union Reactions
Cleveland December 27 union leaders express dissatisfaction with a three year wage pact between railroads and four operating brotherhoods. Engineers chief James P Shields says final acceptance rests with general chairmen and cites insufficient raises for road engineers. Conductors in Cedar Rapids also unhappy with the peace pact. General chairmen meet January 4 1952 to decide. Lines seized last August 26 remain under government control with future productivity allowances possible after July 1 1952.
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Cleveland
James P. Shields
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union
Shields
Cedar Rapids
Order of Railway
Charmen
St. Louis
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
David B. Robertson
Pp. Kennedy
White House
Atomic Radiation Dog Tags Developed by Navy
The Navy announces two types of atomic radiation dog tags for protection of personnel. One uses crystals that turn blue with gamma exposure. the other uses silver-activated phosphate that oxidizes under UV light. A detector reader can quickly and accurately measure exposure, with both tags developed by the Naval Research Laboratory and approved by the Bureau of Ships.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Research Laboratory
Bureau of Ships
Army
Amy Signal Corps
Florence Traver Class Meeting Hears 1951 Plans
The Florence Traver Class of the Evangelical Lutheran Church School met December 26 at 244 West 5th St. The program included songs, scripture, and prayer led by Mrs Sara James. Prizes went to several members, Secret Sisters were revealed, and new ones drawn for 1951. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for January 36 at Mrs Madeline Summers’s home.
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Florence Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Carmie Simpson
West Sth
Sara James
Roger Evier
Eva Stottlemyer
Mary Rice
Annabelle Newman
Carine Simpson
Grace Davis
Madeline Summers
East Sth Street
Tacoma’s Power Cheapest Among Similar U.S. Cities
The article notes Tacoma Washington offers the lowest electrical power costs for a city of comparable size in the United States, highlighting its competitive rates and potential impact on residents and industry.
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United States
Tacoma
Wash
Democrats To Organize Assembly On Wednesday
Democrats in Maryland will organize the 1981 General Assembly next Wednesday at 11 a m. Republican senators and delegates meet at 10 a m in Carvel Hall for their caucus. The session start time is uncertain and may occur later that day. State Chairman Robert B Ennis released the caucus call. Newly elected members will elect officers in their chambers, with potential fireworks as top offices in each House are vacant.
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Haltimore
Maryland
House
Joseph RF
Byrnes
Baltimore
Senate
Supreme Bench of
Harold Sotheron
Prince
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Howard County
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Joseph L Mankiewicz
Gregory Peck
Gloria Swanson
Sunset Boulevard
Britannica
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Patrick Court
Deoples Drug Stores
Kidda
Chevrolet
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