Miners look to contract talks as walkouts rise
A Southern producers group reports a rise in wildcat strikes linked to looming contract talks. They outline a grievance process then an appeal to the NLRB for a cease and desist order, with possible injunctions against miners. Lewis seeks 100 monthly pensions for older, long-serving miners funded by a coal ton royalty. A Korean student sends heartfelt thanks for a gift coat to Mrs. Sweeney, written from Ewha Women’s College Seoul. Seon Hyun signs the note dated January 7.
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Southern
NLRB
Joseph E. Mody
The
Producers Association
Mewsmen
Lewis
Eadh
Washington
Raymond Sweteocy
Wei Fifth Street
Exha Women’s College
Seoul
William Scott
Sweeney
Ewha Womens College
Seon Hyun
Scott
Afiss Hyun
Leon
America
Hyue
Government Accuses Landlord In Rent Case
The federal government accuses landlord Andrew G. Schneider of demanding a $275 note from Theresa Cahill to rent a $64.40 monthly apartment at 734 Irving Park Road Chicago. Cahill’s sons served and died in WWII. one survives receiving disability. The case seeks treble damages and cites a possible one year jail term and $5000 fine.
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Chicago
Theresa Cahill
James
Philippines
Eugene
Greenland
Jack
Andrew G. Schneider
Irving Park Road
Jack Welfeld
United States District Attorney
Anti Pollution Meeting in Annapolis Discusses Sewage Issues
Cooperation between the Interstate Potomac River Basin Commission and Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission will guide Friday discussions in Annapolis. Senator E Harold Sotharan and Edwin R Cotton will represent the interstate group. Topics include sewage treatment at Elkton and Dreams Landing, evidence collection for court work, and a questionnaire to study other states anti pollution methods. The session meets at Dr Robert H Aleys office in Baltimore.
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Annapolis
Interstate Potomac River Basin Commission
Maryland Water Pollution Control Commission
Maryland
E. Harold Sotharan
Prince George's
Potomac River Group
Edwin R. Cotton
Alsh
Ant- Pollution Commission
Elkton
Dreams Landing
Anne
Arundel County
Commission
Ofice
Robert H. A.ley
Department of Health
Baltimore
Bitter Weather Cuts Into Meter Receipts
January meter receipts show a drop to 1664.66 from 1701.98, with the last week at 325.63 reflecting severe cold and snow. February receipts are expected to be similarly affected by the weather.
Old Main Line Reopens After Freight Derailment Near Mt Airy
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad main freight line reopens after a derailment near Watersville east of Mt Airy that halved service. 35 cars derailed. no crew injuries but heavy property damage reported. A passenger local ran to Woodbine then continued to Baltimore. bus service carried Mt Airy and nearby passengers.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Watersville
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Woodbine
Carroll County Teachers Conference Actions and Speakers
Carroll County public school teachers gathered at Westminster High School for a winter conference focusing on professional problems and trends in elementary and secondary education. Dr. Harold Benjamin, dean of the University of Maryland College of Education, spoke on American Education for Today’s Youth. Dr. Ernest O Amfelby of NYU discussed Human Relations in the Classroom.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Ux Theter High School
Samuel Jenness
S Earl Mitchell
Westminster Church of
James T. Noe
Evelyn Stine
Rozella Hinton
Harold Benjamin
Benjamin
College of Education
University of Maryland
Ernest O Amfelby
School of Education
New York University
Commercial
Fred Fowble
Doris Alling
Estella Yingling
Taneytown
Mabel Shoff
Manchester
Johnne West
Indust
H. M. James
State Department of Education
Quentin Earhart
Mt. Airy
Fred Engle
Hampstead
Art Laboratory
Ruth Reter
Philip Royer
Charles Havens
Carey Lacey
Union Bridge
Willard Hakins
Sykesville
Elizabeth Amery
Grace Alder
Edna Meshke
Department of Home Economics
Milson Raver
Maryland State Teachers Association
SSS Tonic Promises Strength and Vitality Boost
An early 20th century health tonic advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a cure for sluggishness and anemia. It claims to raise blood strength by boosting red blood cell production, improving digestion, and increasing gastric juice, with bold promises of renewed energy, appetite, and overall vigor.
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S&s
SSS
Virginia House Debates General Sales Tax Plan
Virginia lawmakers opened debate on Governor Tuck's tax program proposing a general retail sales tax. Delegate Sam E Pope urged recomgranting the bills to hearings to allow tax supporters to be heard. Local relief and funds for Virginia counties were a point of contention. Esso Standard Oil Company emerges from name change. A collision at a crossing in Hagerstown injures no one.
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Richmond
House of Delegates
Tuck
Sam E Pope
SouthamnNpton County
Pope
Virginia
Southampton County
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Esso Standard Oil Company
M. J. Rathbone
Austrian Poster Row Highlights Aid From American Sources
Vienna notes Interior Minister Oskar Helmer said Russians ban posters claiming three fifths of Austrian ration came from American aid. He called posters truthful yet not indicating Austria is tied to the West. Mayors in Lower Austria in the Russian zone faced removal penalties. The Libry of Congress trip saw Damascus High School Library Club members tour Washington. Printing plants cut costs by reclaiming solvent vapors with activated carbon.
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Vienna
Oskar Helmer
Lower Austria
Helmer
Austria
Liberey Club
Barbara Rhinehart
Deorsthy Beall
Betty Jean Mulhoix
June Peele
Velma Brown
Pearl King
Dorothy Williams
Hazel Poole
Tod Lilian Arnold
Mary Fadchild
Abrahams
Virginia Day
Betty Schley
Mary Jo Boyer
Damascus High School Library Club
Ann Rice
Libry of Congress
Washington
Inner-Aid Medicine Promises Gas and Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims INNER AID, a blend of 12 herbs, cleanses the bowels and relieves gas and constipation. It describes a man who after three days felt dramatically improved, noting clearer skin and reduced rheumatic knee pain, and urges purchase at drug stores.
Public Beetle Control Meeting At Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Grange sponsors a public meeting at Community Hall on Thursday at 8 30 pm to discuss control of the Japanese beetle and European corn borer. A University of Maryland entomology speaker will lead the session, the first in a county series.
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Mt. Pleasant
University of Maryland
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I. Rie
Donate Bell
Donald Burdette
Jimmy Burdette
Bruce Cummings
Scott Lewi Pearce
Mion Pearceters
Shirley Beali
Petr
Shirley Xioxley
Barbara Seton
Michael Tabk
Shirley Bo
Jane Frankinhill
Jane King
Mary Estelle Pope
Evelyn Racer
Dorothy Warfield
Patsy Poole
Kenneth Beall
Barbara Burdette
Mary Emma Johnson
Ruby
Poole
Margaret Joyce Shiple
Robert Wa
Geld
Ann Burdette Haiene
Betty
Mae Mo
Mary Waters
Bobby Beilison
Gerald Ruth Brown
Betty L. Rhinehart
Mary Muldred
Monocacy Valley Association
Francis Scott Key
M R Schildknecht
Lugene Saunders
Henry R. Lochet
Alien F. Shersid
apApRa
Frederick County
Raymond Smith
Adamstown
Sylvia Baumann
BABY
Ttc
Purina
Dr. Salsbury
Thone
Warryland Chick Hatchery, Inc
Frederick. MD
Staunton
Ivan W. Poling
Beveney
West Virginia
Philippi
W. Va
Morgantown
Poling
Cumberland
Fort Cumberland
Litte Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Pulaski County
Ruth Hale
High Tribunal
Little Rock
Chancery Court
Hale
Pearce
Drug & Prescription Service
Hagerstown
Welter E Keereil
Pennsylvania Railroad
Crossin
Jesse B. Brown
Keezell
Stile
Storm
Mission Orange
Mission Orange Botiling CO
Fred RK
Motter Ave
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Singer Sewing Machine Co
ST. Phone
W. Patrick
Valley Auto Service
Lee C. Palmer
Charles H. Gladhill
Walnut Street
Middletown
Kemp
Yankees
Lite Americacs
Ramsburg
Jefferson
Summers Bros
Jefferson, Md
Frederick
Bae Tg
Dulang
Diath Chen Ges
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Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick S
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