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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1955

Page

4

Mountain Theater Season Opens After Long Prep

Lois Stilley leads the Mountain Theater advance work for a 1835 Braddock Heights summer stock season. She oversees rights, leases, office setup, ticket drives, posters, ads, and volunteer recruitment while others join from Des Moines and New York to prepare for opening night June 21.

Braddock Heights Lois Stilley Walter Stilley Fsround Lois Frederick Mountain Theater Winchester Hall Braddock Heights Park Community Players Walter Stiley Waller Iowa Maryland Community Flayers Group Eee Pittsburgh Players Mark Jotal Leis Seir Aun Treasury Stephen Langley Langley Af Pqne Linus eAnd Getty Los Hagerstown Champaign Walter Des Moines Bill Dyas Massachusetts Bill Kinsey New York Bill Als Win Lars American Bible Society Pearing Lean

What Workers Get From Ford Motor Co

Detroit June offers a historic three year deal with Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers. Key gains include a guaranteed take home pay percentage during layoffs, boosted pensions up to 252.80 monthly, a yearly 2 percent or penny per hour raise, one extra paid holiday and triple holiday pay, continued cost of living escalator, and improved hospital medical benefits. UAW President Reuther estimates about 20 cents hourly gain for Ford’s 340,000 production workers.

Detroit June &P Ford Motor Co CIO United Auto Workers Firrater Hinasy Ad Ann Steel Mills UAW Walter P. Reuther Ford

Certified Mail Service Opens Here Today

The Frederick post office introduced certified mail for first class letters with no value to obtain a delivery record and sender receipt. Fees include 15 cents for return receipt, 7 cents for return receipt with address, and 3 cents inquiry. Service requires coupons and receipt cards. Delivery records are kept for six months. Also noted is the discontinuation of the 50 cent minimum for non valued registered mail, with optional registration at 46 cents. In Bethesda, Md, teacher George H. Bradford was held for grand jury on assault with intent to rape.

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