Deplores Auto Exam Systems in May Printing Magazine
The May issue of Printing Magazine features Guy arthur Brown ing reporting on the relocation of a local Frederick printing plant from downtown to a new suburban site. It includes photos of the exterior and interior, and reproduces front pages of the Frederick News and other papers honored in a typography contest. Er nest F. Trotter discusses contest winners and factors in the accompanying article.
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Printing Magazine
Guy Arthur Browning
Washington
Frederick
The
Frederick News
Ernest F. Trotter
Berlin railway strike vote rejects compromise offer
West Berlin strikers voted 13 477 to 398 against a Soviet sponsored compromise, prolonging the strike that began May 21 with clashes between strikers and Communist strikebreakers. UGO opposition, no job security, and 60 percent Westmark pay were cited among reasons. Gas rationing ends in France with new 76 cent price.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Independent Labor Organization
The
UGO
Free German
Paris
France
Frightful traffic deaths cited amid divorce ruling
A civil speaker cited 11,000 lives lost and 400,000 spared from injury in traffic, referencing 1944 figures and Normandy campaign losses. In a separate Equity Court decree, Katharine Susan Biser Bier of Thurmont was granted an absolute divorce from Austin James Bier of Waynesboro, with her to resume the maiden name Katherine Bumbaugh and to pay court costs.
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Katherine Susan Biser
Thurmont
Austin James Bier
Waynesboro
Katherine Susan Bumbaugh
Sherman P. Bowers
Biser
Murray H. Fout
Bargain Talks Open On Coal Contracts In Bluefield
Bluefield West Virginia June 21 John L Lewis and the Southern Coal Producers Association agreed today to begin contract talks with eight man teams of negotiators to bargain over terms and conditions of future coal supply and wages amid the industry wide dispute.
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Bluefield
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody wins clash as SCPA pushes motion through
President Joseph E. Moody of the SCPA overruled Lewis’ objections in a tense session and carried a motion despite fierce challenge, signaling a decisive push forward in the meeting proceedings.
Miners Prepare for Dar Contract Work and Public Sessions
A fragment notes the presence of scores of miners to begin the Dar contract work and to hold large public sessions. The text hints at organized labor actions with expected gatherings and negotiations.
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