Inflation Threat Spurs New Wage Demands Across Sectors
Washington nears another inflation wave as unions push for higher wages unless price controls curb costs. Key factors include escalator clauses in auto contracts, potential walkouts if WSB is weakened, and leadership shifts as Dr. George W. Taylor departs. Current labor income runs about 165 billion yearly. a 10 percent rise could add roughly 16 billion, pushing inflationary costs toward 20 billion annually when combined with price increases. Major sectors show multi-year escalations from steel to coal, with varied per hour and daily wage gains since 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Congress
Jabor
Texas
Wingate Lucas
Wage ‘Stabilization Board
George W. Taylor
WSB
Eric Johnston
Emmitsburg Community Notes and Local Visits
Emmitsburg and surrounding area residents share social visits with Baltimore and Towson friends. A new baby was born at Warner Hospital Gettysburg to Mr. and Mrs. David Neighbours, their second child. Community events include Grange meetings, a benefit baseball game, and plans for Old Home Week support. St. Josephs College scholars receive awards, and Sister Margaret Flinton sails for Paris to study French. Local trips cover New England touring, church picnics, and summer theatre outings. Milk production may rise 10 to 20 percent with piped water to barns per U.S. dairy department.
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Emmitsburg
Steve Sturgios
Sparke
Ariz
Barry Boyle
Sandra Hall
Caledonia
Loretta Boyle
Thomas Frailey
Pauline Staub
Baltimore
Harry Boyle
Boyle
Warner Boyle
Warner Welsh
Warner Welsh, Jr
Anne Brooks
Paul E. Eckenrode
Alice Kelly
Gerard Eckenrode
Towson
David Neighbours
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Eunice Bouey
James Bouey
Ray Topper
Donald
DePaul Street
Dorothy Dewees
Thurmont
Walter Benschoff
Walter Topper
Fern‘dale
Raymond ‘Topper
Albert Topper
Charles B. Topper
Charles ‘B. Topper
James ‘Orn‘dorff
Town
St. Joseph College
Beacvice Fey
Utica
Mary Janes Gorman
Lynchburg
Daughsters of Charity
Rue du Bac
Thornton Rodgers
Marie
C. Rosersteel
New England
Norman Shriver
Shriver
Morris A. Zentz
Ithaca
N. Y
Maryland
John Wivell
Harriet Fitez
The
Grange
Creagerstown
Chamber of Commerce
Edgar G. Emrich
Pomona
Bruce Crum
Walkersville
Hoke's Hardwars
Joseph Cool
C. C. Keilholtz
Charles Cool
Donald Stonesifer
Patty Jean Bower
Halbert Poole, Jr
Travilah
Elias Evangelical
Halbert Poole
Virginia
Molly
Dorothy
Hallie
Travillah
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Edgar Rhodes
Walter Rhodes
Lewsburg
Ethel Buckey
Harry Baker
Irvin T. Miller
John Miller
South
Seton Avenue
Philippines
Air Force
Matt Paidakovich
John D. Elder
Robert Jacobs
Pittsburgh
Clord Seiss
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Conviction Upheld Of Annapolis Banker In Misuse Case
A Federal Appeals Court affirmed the five month sentence of Andrew A. Kramer former president of Annapolis Banking and Trust Company for misapplying bank funds. The verdict followed a three count indictment and previous Baltimore district court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Annapolis
Andrew A. Kramer
Annapolis Banking and Trust Company
Baltimore District Court
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Lutheran Church
Friends Creek
Luther Hahn
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John Edward Havermale
Frederick Church
the Brethhren
Jack F. Caniford
Thelma H. Forrest
Honor
John C. Nixon
Gloria A. Stull
James G. Hill
Jacob Hildebrand
Ralph E. White
Linda Hitter
Delores Ann Feldebrand
Kansas City
Kan
N'Alesandro
Traffig Commission
Baltimore Harbor
Fairfield
Canton
Hanover Street
James Butts
City Hospital
Magny
Barbara Paul
Concord Street
Natick, Mass
Lmand
G. L. Barkingea
Sonny
Napisca
Post
Peg
Can
É& Ac
Peter Pan
Atay
Berehag Bn
Sergy
Seslux
Ari
U Stores
Giles
Gills Hotel
Higory
Carmack’s Grocery CO
Market & Third Streets
SWIFT
Myer’s All-Meat
Kelly
Blue Ridge
Riddlemoser
Filbert’s
Lang
del Monte Pineapple
McGormick
Kenny
UTZ Fresh
Calif
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