Talks Resume Monday in Coal Negotiations
Washington June 4 A federal injunction by Judge Goldsborough requires John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers to bargain with the Southern Coal Producers Association. Lewis will decide whether to attend as talks reopen Monday, while the Southern group led by Joseph Mood seeks a new national soft coal contract before the June 30 expiration. The case, under Taft-Hartley law, carries potential contempt penalties for Lewis if he refuses to cooperate.
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Washington
Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
Goldsborough
C.cero
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewis Agione
Goldsbaugh
Southern Association
United Workers
Joseph E. Mood
Moody
Taft-Harley
Teday
Robert N. Denham
National Labor Relations Board
Denham—office
NLRB
Labor
Montgomery Youth Wounded by Accidental Rifle Fire
Carlton Johnston, 18, is hospitalized with a bullet wound in the right thigh after his brother Ernest Jr. discharged a 22 caliber rifle in a Montgomery County car near Thompson’s Corner. The incident occurred while en route from Clarksburg. no charges were filed. Nearby, Ewell Owens sustained injuries from a falling steel beam at Gaithersburg Welding Company and received medical care.
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Carlton Johnston
Thompson's Corner
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Ernest Johnston Jr
Ernest Johnston
Clarksburg
Carlton
Ernest Jr
Rockville
Gassaway Linthicum
Cory
J. B. Day
Gaithersburg
Ewell Owens
B. & MW. Welding Company
Frank J Brschart
Quizzer Educational Amusement Machine by Price Electric
Price Electric Corporation of Detroit Michigan unveils the Quizzer a coin operated training device using film driven questions and three-choice answers. It aims at education and entertainment with 6000 questions covering history sports movies and music and is deployable by schools colleges and industries. The device weighs about 100 pounds stands 58 inches tall and changes film reels in minutes.
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Joe Eisenhauer
Beile
Price Electric Company
Detroit Mich
U. S. Navy
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Frederick
Washington
Training Devices, Inc
Thorsday
L. V. Roughan
Price Electric Corporation
Roughanaid
Frederick Company
Elwood Wheeler
Riverdale
College Park
Braddock Heights
Quizzer device to be shown at local plant site
Sineer leads new Quizzer device with full production aiming 500 units monthly. A free unit will be in the recreation room and a public showing at East Second and Church streets the week of June 7. J J Stapleton of Training Devices, Inc. promotes the machine amid radio quiz buzz. Say you saw it in The News.
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Sineer
Price Electric Corporation
East Second
Church Streets
J. J. Stapleton
Detroit
Training Devices, Inc
Stapleton
Maryland Revenues Exceed Estimates On All Major Taxes
Maryland’s two main taxes, income and sales, are collectively $3.05 million above estimate with receipts through May surpassing projections. The 2 percent income tax and 10 percent sales tax have driven the surplus, the latter now set to yield about $23.2 million for the year. Officials note enforcement efforts and tax reform boosted collections while warning long term needs include school, road, and infrastructure funding.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Htois
Lane Sa
General Assembly
James J Lacy
Lacy
Lane Udistralian
Department of Welfare
Power Laws Display At University of Maryland
A feature of the Eastern Seaboard Leggings and Equipment Show at the University of Maryland on June 3, 9 and 10 highlights a complete line of power as explained by Harry W. Dengler, East Forester, including portable pedals, tractors, woods equipment, Jeeps, log loaders, log cleaners and related gear.
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Eastern Seaboard
University of Maryland
Harry WW Dengler
Eat Forester
Maryland forest equipment show opens at University grounds
Dengler and Pfeiffer announce a free three day field display near Colesville road at the University. Demonstrations include portable sawmills and belt driven equipment used for cutting slabs and making stakes for crops. Hours are 10 am to 5 pm DST with access for the public and no charges.
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Dengler
Karl Pfeiffer
Maryland
Department of State Forests and Parks
Mars
Masshias
University
Colesville Road
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Hillside
Hillside Appliance Store
SO. Market ST. Frederick, MD
J J Stapleton
Mich
Irm
Mars Opticians
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gay
Ore Sterns
Secon
Cape Cod
Seid Daly
Prog
Williamson’s Drug Store
Graduate
Royal Typewriter
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Seer
Lincoln Oos Cee
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Maryland
Michigan
Navy
Long
the News
Frederick, Md
Vindobona Hotel
J. Croghan
Aind
AIM Merman’s College
Elgin
Hamilton
South Market St
Reserve Life Insurance Company
Dunne
Reserve Life Ins. Co
Earle Building
Hagerstown
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