Union Recognition At Silk Mill Ended Strike
The NLRB recognized the CIO Textile Workers Union as bargaining agent for Federal Silk Mills in Williamsport Maryland after ruling that $3 payments to 15 car pool drivers did not unlawfully influence votes in last June's election. The plant employing about 375 workers has been closed by a strike since December 28.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Cio-Teatile Workers Union
Federal Silk Mills
Williamsport
NLRB
David Goetz
Pat Ellington
Hagerstown
Goetz
Ellington
Elington
Nelle Manor
Union
Mrs Manor
Postponed Hearing On Silk Mill Owner Indefinite
Magistrate Jesse Shank indefinitely postponed a hearing on three traffic charges against William Goetz owner of Federal Silk Mills in Williamsport Maryland. Also postponed were assault charges against the owner and an employee tied to a January 5 injury when a truck tail section hit a woman worker. Picketing continues at the plant after a strike began December 28 with about 375 workers involved.
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Williamsport
Jesse Shank
David Goete
Toda
Goetz
Leister Isanogle
Isanogle
Niket
Soa
Altoget
Maryland youths placed on indefinite probation for gun possession
Three Maryland youths Timothy Jeffords Jr Paul Johnson and Edward Schmidt were placed on indefinite probation after pleading guilty to firearms charges. They were arrested September 23 following a bullet-marked police chase and stated they came to Baltimore to stage hard ups.
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New York
Maryland
Joseph Tiger
Timothy Jeffords Jr
Baltimore
Paul Johnson
Edward Schmidt
Owlings Mul, Md
Union Bridge Community Notes and Local Plans
Union Bridge area notices report a weather postponed Elmer Wolfe Mothers' Club meeting to January 20. Local residents entertainments include Mrs Calvin Zellers and family visits. George Coleman to enter University Hospital Baltimore for surgery. Mrs Robert Green sells property near Bark Hill and plans move to Westminster. Middleburg ham and oyster supper planned for January 30 in church social hall. Bert Allender hospitalized at University Hospital Baltimore. Yerra Rubra 4-H Club elects officers Richard Wilhide president Larry Cashun secretary Ralph Cashun treasurer Myron Wilhide historian with $10 from old papers sale. Skating party set for February 5.
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Union Bridge
Elmer Wolfe
John Eckard
Calvin Zellers
Baltimore
Russell Wastler
Taneytown
Ruth Wilson
Bruceville
George Coleman
Union Budge
University Hospital
Robert Green
Bark Hill
Westminster
Middleburg
Cburch
Bert Allender
Union Hitage
Patientat University
Hospital
Larry Welshaar
Richard Wilhide
Larry Cashun
Ralph Cashun
Myron Wilhide
Two SRE Drowned as Madagascar Flood Displaces Hundreds
Dispatches say on January 18 two persons drowned on the Mada gascar Ilopa River floodwaters and about 300 people were left homeless as the river burst its banks on the island in the Indian Ocean.
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SRE
Paris
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Ilopa
New Lincoln for 1954 Sets Trend in Style and Power
The 1954 Lincoln lineup doubles appeal with bold straight-line styling echoing modern homes. Inside and out colors and durable fabrics emphasize distinct, dramatic design. The V-8 engine gains a new automatic 4-barrel carburetor delivering smooth power and quicker response. Test drives invite exploration of Lincoln and Lincoln Capri.
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Lincoln
Propitious Moment Cited In Lesson By Gordon
English Lesson by W L Gordon presents word study on propitious meaning favorable circumstances. Notes on usage unsanitary versus unsanitary, common misspellings, and synonyms for record and chronicle.
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L. Gordon
Steel hourly wage costs hover at record high in November
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports November wage costs at $2.323 an hour, the highest in history aside from September’s $2.328 peak. Pension, social security and insurance costs are included in the 1952 average, suggesting the true hourly wage cost would reach $2,493.
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New York
Mronara & Aie
Pat
Hstory
American Iron and Steel Institute
Istitute
Fall is Fatal Baltimore Officer Dies After Ship Fall
Jerry F. Mares a 26 year old Customs Service patrol officer died at South Baltimore General Hospital after falling from the freighter Irish Elm at the Port Covington grain elevator. Pierside witnesses described him being struck on the head as he left the ship.
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Baltimore
Jerry F. Mares
Customs Service
South Baltimore General Hospital
Port Covington
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Berkeley County
Howard Caplan
Herbert Brownell
Milford A. Gibson
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Ro McReian
Fisenhower
Sherman Adams Mekheldin
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U 5 Army Photo Detrick
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Camp Detrick Biological Laboratories
Donald B. Schattenberg
Deuick
Schwab
Cem D Miller
Nest
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Elmeienes
Peorles Drug Stores
W. Patrick
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WTOP
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East Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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