Pickets Halt Mill Opening in Williamsport Md
Pickets halted the reopening of the fed era l silk mill in Williamsport Maryland today as law officers kept order. ten warrants were issued against six people after a minor clash near the plant. Mrs L Ray Manor of Hedgesville West Virginia and others accused CIO UAW officials of roughing her. the party denied the claim. The textile workers union had won the June election and the plant had been idle since December 28. Sheriff Edward Rowland supervised the scene as 200 to 300 pickets blocked entry, with the line lasting until midmorning without major incidents.
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Williamsport
L. Ray Manor
Hedgesville
W. Va
Cio-United Auto Workers Union
Hagerstown
CIA
Lexie Workers
Brayton
Nell Clarx
Pat Ellington
Textile Workers Union
Robert S Martin
Auto Workers
Hager's Town
Manor
Tool of Company
National Labor Relations Board
Ellington
NLRB
David Gostz
Washington County
Edward Rowland
Rowland
jLeft
Murray
Paul Ottinger
Hagers
Freda Mumma
Etta Lizer
Mary Rowland
Philip Stralow
Oceanic Fern Harris
Nancy Rees
IAL
Willamsport
John S. Holliday
Ottinger
Don’t Cough All Night Pinex Cough Syrup Ad
A vintage style advertisement promotes Pinex cough syrup as fast relief for an incessant rasping cough. It touts loosening phlegm soothing membranes easing breathing and a dry sensation, offers concentrate and ready mixed formats and money back satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American diplomats reach Amman for Near East talks
American diplomatic mission chiefs arrived in Amman Jordan on January 27 for talks starting the next day and running through Friday. A U S embassy spokesman declined to release details about the discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near
East
Amman
Jordan
Near East
U.S
Doctor Saws Adjustment Enables Angina Patient To Live
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes angina pectoris stems from coronary artery disease causing chest pain when heart work rises. He describes modern management, exercise adjustment, and improved life expectancy after onset. Also reports local police citations, street flushing debate, church class notes, and Johns Manville 1953 sales record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Pegtoris
Raines Post Bond for Hearing on Unauthorized Use Charge
Cephas T. Raines of 6 Clarke Place was released on a $500 bond for a hearing on unauthorized use. He had been held since Tuesday after a prior conviction for operating a vehicle after license revocation, with a $100 fine and costs. E Austin James served as counsel for Raines.
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Matiaierale
George Cook
Mt. Airy
Thurth
Market Streets
Nathan Dorsey
Cook
Carroll County
Westminster
Sam Dorsey
David C. Pilson
Frederick Route
Nereevr
Cephas T. Raines
Clarke Place
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Raines
Cnsts
E. Austin James
City to Clean Main Streets After Officials Debate
Mayor Donald B. Rice instructed City Street Department crews to perform thorough cleaning of Markel and Patrick streets following a lengthy municipal debate. Roads crews will focus on debris removal and resurfacing as part of a citywide cleanliness effort.
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William Davis
W. Raymond Walter
Sherman F. Bowers
Leaders Bible Class
Calvary Methodist
Donald B. Rice
City Street
Markel and
Patrick Streets
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Maryland
Cumberland
Clyde B. Tucker
U. S 11 J
Markell & Ford
South Carroll St
Hillbilly
Shipley
Market & ‘Second Sts
Delbert S. Null
Millard E. Crum Jed
Francis Gaither
Harold Fogle
New York
Johns- Manville Corp
Williamson's Drug Store
Ee Ieee
Seonemy
Murd CO
Philadetoma 5
Lincoln Loan
W. Patrick
Homemakers
Frederick Homes
Willett
Ethan Allen
Carry’s
E. Patrick St
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Joseph D. Baker
W. Church St
FreDeRick, Md
Lacono Suit
Palm Beach
Sacony
Sterling By Towle
Our
Special Order Service
Towle — International
Wallace Gorham
Lunt
Key Hotel
Dial
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