Strikers End Nationwide GM Auto Strike In Peace Accord
Jubilant strikers left three General Motors plants in Flint as the United Automobile Workers and GM signed an eight point peace treaty ending the vast strike. More than 100,000 idle workers to return to work with a 3 cent hourly wage increase. The UAWA recognized as the bargaining agent and all plants to reopen soon. John L. Lewis foes claim a heavy AFL defeat as Green comments.
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Flint
Mich
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
Detroit
Auch
General Motors Corporation
William F. Knudsen
Plarch
UAWA
Lewis
Washington
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Lewis Forced to Surrender in Union Recognition Fight
In a tense dispute, Lewis expressed regret that he had to surrender, claiming automobile workers won a major victory. Green contended that Lewis did not secure recognition of his union as the exclusive bargaining agent for employees in 20 points.
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Lewis
Green
Davis Family Weekend Visitor Notes in Beallsville Area
Greenfield Feb 11. Visitors at John Davis home include Irving Young and Shirley Rockville. Wilson Davis Halpines and Huth Young Beallsville. Archibald Davis family Sonny Barbara. Chester Davis ill but improving. Louis Lucille Davis ill but improving. Masters Teynard Billy Davis improving. Glenn Davis Anna Davis recovering from scarlet fever confinement.
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Greenfield Greenfield
John Davis
Irving
Young
Shirley
Rockville
Wilson Davis
Halpines
Huth Young
Beallsville
Archibald Davis
Sonny
Barbara
Chester Davis
Louis
Lucille
Teynard
Davis
Billy Davis
Glenn Davis
Anna Davis
Holy Hour Devotion at Visitation Academy
Rev Francis B. Hargadon S J will lead the Holy Hour devotion at Visitation Academy this evening at seven o’clock. Former pupils and friends are invited to attend.
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Francis
Hargadon
S. J
Visitation Academy
Myersville Reservoir shows further progress on concrete work
Concrete work on the bottom and sides of the Myersville reservoir is finished. A concrete pier extending into the basin is under construction, with plans to complete trestle work in about ten days before the water is turned into the basin. Construction began around November 30, 1935, with delays from weather and material, and extra costs of about $10,000 for resurfacing. Water sources, including springs in the mountains, are being flushed after recent rains. Heavy tractor traffic caused damage to Main Street. racks are being used to haul tractors to reduce further damage.
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Burgess
Job W. Eldridge
Judgment Non-Payment May Cost Your Permit
Attorney General Herbert St O'Conor and Assistant AG Charles P. Levinard warn that Maryland drivers owe financial responsibility regardless of where the accident occurred. A Maryland judgment for damages filed with the motor vehicle commissioner may trigger license suspension under Article 56, Section 87h. St. Louis river pilot Captain W I Buck Leyhe and his family previously operated packet boats on the Mississippi for 11 years.
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Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Attorne
Herbert St O'Conor
Walter H. Rudy
Ealing
Maryland
New Jersey
Maryeland
Wan
Mr. O'Conor
Charles P. Levinard
Genecel
Buck Leyhe
St. Louis
Raye
Mississippi
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Pator Sports
Atochie Riiks
Sparta
Toyo
East Patrick ST
Cork Hill
Gnette U.S. No.1
Lamb Warr
Corkhill
Sonny Boy
Bologna
Prune Suice
Myersville Reservoir
Clept
Rosenour
North Market St
Reed
North Marnet Street
Quaker City
Frederick
Frederick, MD
Schick Dry Shaver
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Market St
I. Rodktok
Commercial Bank of Maryland Mender Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Street Between Peoples
McCrory
Apenese
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