Rail wage boosts approved after long negotiations from 1950
The Washington Wage Stabilization Board unanimously approved above ceiling wage hikes for railroad workers. The 12 percent total rise plus living cost adjustments surpasses the 10 percent cap, reflecting lengthy negotiations between the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and railroads. The decision affects about 150,000 trainmen and follows similar actions for non operating unions.
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Washington
Gate Stabilization Board
Brotherhood of
Erle John‘sion
George W. Taylor
Hoods Yet to Sign If Trainmen Strike Looms
Frederick Maryland June 18 1981 unions for engineers conductors and firemen negotiate with carriers and the National Mediation Board seeking terms beyond the May 28 trainmen agreement. Henryton State Hospital gains American Hospital Association institutional membership with certificate presented by officials.
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Frederick
Hoods
National Mediation Board
Henryton State Hospital
Henryton
American Hospital Association
Elmer P. Sauer
Leon H. Hetherington
Maryland Funeral Directors Meet in Baltimore
Eighty five members of the Maryland Funeral Directors Association gathered Tuesday night in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Gray Room for their regular quarterly meeting. Martin J. Dipple of Baltimore presided as president and Joseph A. Phillip of the Maryland OPS gave a talk during the program.
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Maryland Funeral Directors Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joseph A. Phillip
Maryland O. P. S
Martin J. Dipple
Baltimore
Character Actor To Return To Heights
Charles Crain, versatile actor, returns for a second season at The Mountain Theater Braddock Heights as director and actor. He has appeared in New York TV shows including Big Story and Pulitzer Prize Playhouse and toured veterans hospitals for the American Theater Wing. He stars in Jenny Kissed Me opening June 20 with subsequent shows Miranda and more.
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Charles Crain
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Mr. Crain
New York
Big Story
Veterans Hospitals
American Theater Wing
Papa
Charlies Laughton
Lennox Hill Playhouse
Jack Carson
Ten Little Indians and Other Plays on Stage
A list of plays including Ten Little Indians Boy Meets Girl A Streetcar Named Desire Happy Birthday Born Yesterday Just Married The Silver Whistle and Duet for Two Hands presented or discussed in a theater section.
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Dearie
Separated 22 Years, Are Finally Divorced
Los Angeles June 12 Charles Winninger and Blanche Ring were divorced after a 22 year separation. Ring testified New Year morning 1928 Winninger confessed he was in love with another woman and left never returned. Ring, 74, who rose to fame in musical comedy, cited their long marriage and abandonment in seeking the decree.
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Los Angeles
Charles Winninger
Blanche Ring
Miss Ring
Rings on my fingers and bells on roy tees
The song earned 175 a week alimony as Winninger's attorney said the actor plans to marry Gertrude Walker. The lawyer noted Miss Walker is not the woman in Miss Ring's testimony. Twenty Ave juniors at Frederick High School held a strawride and party with a wether roast and victrola dance at High Knob. Attendees included Holter Coulehan Sanders Benish Younkins Barnhart Douglas William Moore and others.
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Roy Tees
Winninger
Gertrude Walker
Miss Walker
Miss Ring
Frederick High School
Home Room
High Knob
Larry Holter
Sis Coulehan
Gene Sanders
Sandy Benish
Tommie Younkins
Joannie Barnhart
Charley Powell
Jean Douglas
Wayne William
Doris Moore
Bill
Community Guests Attend Local Event With Sharon Ward
Sharon Albaugh Ward and Irving Thomas attended along with Gretchen Glick Bob Rumpf Mela Brautigart George Smith Toni Lane Lee Lockard Betsy Hemby Dick Shin Sis Young and Boyd Smith. Carol Vande Stadt Cleveland was a guest.
Grave markers damaged in two Cumberland cemeteries
Police report more than $2,000 in damage to grave markers across two Cumberland cemeteries over the weekend. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of those responsible.
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Cumberland
Rose Hill Cemetery Vandalism Probe Reported
A belief ties property damage to a youth gang working at night as eighteen merkers were damaged at Rose Hill cemetery, owned by Emanuel Episcopal church. Five additional markers were harmed in the incident.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Desecration at Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery Site
An incident of grave desecration occurred in the adjoining cemetery of Sts Peter and Paul Catholic church. The note recalls that the First Territorial Legislature of Oregon met in Oregon City in 1849.
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Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Territorial
Oregon
Oregon City
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