Fact Finding Board Hears Rail Unions
A presidential fact finding board heard unions demand 30 percent pay raises for three rail unions and warned railroads cannot grant such boosts without raising fares. Witnesses cited inflation worries as counterarguments to the unions plan. Final railroad arguments followed months of testimony with working rule revisions also on the table. Also included is a report on the Utica Woman's League March meeting with new member and event details.
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Chicago
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firegen
Enginexcen
Guy W. Knight
Tocay
Hearne
Switchmens Union of North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Robertson
Knight
United States
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis and Creomulsion Ad
An old advertisement warns that untreated coughing from bronchitis or chest colds can develop into chronic bronchitis and promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm. The ad guarantees money back if it does not quickly ease coughing and help sleep.
Unfrocked Priest Questioned by Police in Rome
In Rome the unfrocked Catholic prelate Pretiner, once keeper of Vatican archives, is questioned over alleged robberies and illegal currency dealings totaling over 1090,006,000. He was arrested by Italian police who found him hiding in a Vatican apartment. a warrant cites improper handling of jewels and related charges.
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Rome
Bisse Edoardo Pretiuer
Vatican Secretarat of State
Vatican
Pole
Pretiner
Forre
C.ppeo
Trieste
Holy See
Arie
Frailey Promoted to Eastern Public Relations Director
D C Frailey of Emmitsburg Maryland has been named distant public relations director for American Airlines eastern region covering Canada and the northeast. Rex Smith announces the appointment. Frailey previously led Washington public relations and joined the airline in 1943 as a press representative. He is a Mount St Mary’s College graduate and served in the Army during World War II.
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New York
David C. Fraley
C. G. Frailey
Emmitsburg
American Airlines
Canada
Rex Smith
Fifth Avenue
New
Raaig
Nat.onal Press Chuo
Aviation Wlers Assoc
Wyamsville Methodist Meeting Highlights March Parish Program
The Wyamsville Methodist W meeting in the parish hall on Friday evening March 5 featured call to worship by Mies Harry C Swom ley, hymns Where He Leads and Just As I Am, a responsive reading, and a sermon by Rev G I Loar. Irving DeGrange led the program with a talk on The Christian Church and a New Japan, with Mrs G Y Loar, Margaret Droneburg, Schoors, and Mr Joseph Kehze contributing. The gathering ended with closing prayers.
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Wyamsville
Mies Harry C Swomley
G I Loar
Irving DeGrange
Margaret Droneburg
Schoors
Joseph Kehze
Community notices of church events and supper
Mrs Mary D Hogarth and Mrs Donard Hargett hosted a reception with refreshments. A covered dish supper is planned for the April 2 meeting. The youth fellowship will screen the movie Crown of Thorns at the Methodist church Thursday evening of Holy Week March 25.
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Mary D. Hogarth
Donard Hargett
Thursdey
MLOT LAY PAVEMENTS
The Sir Airy Masor and Council at their fourth meeting with all members present voted to require property owners to lay sidewalk or pavement in front of their properties.
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MLOT
Sir Airy Masor
Council
Shenandoah Blossom Festival mass meeting set in Winchester
The annual Shenandoah Appie Blossom Festival plans a citizen mass meeting at 6 p.m. Friday March 19 in the George Washington Hotel Winchester Virginia per Director General Tom Baldridge. The meetings which have be
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Tom Baldridge
Winchester Event Plans Draw Local and Out of Town Guests
A Shenan Valley organization invites the public and friends from outside to meet officials and learn about plans for this spring's extravaganza. The gathering hosts more than three hundred attendees from Winchester and beyond.
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Tcome
Shenan‘desk Valley
Tee
Winchester
Festival to Bloom in Winchester on April 2 and 3
The 1948 Festival is expected to attract attendees in Winchester with a mass meeting planned and the valley anticipated to be in bloom around April 2 and 3. Local officials promote the event as a key spring celebration.
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Winchester
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Utica Woman's League
Utica Lutheran Womans League
Lewistown
Clifford Shelton
League
Jacob R Ramsburg
Russell Matthews
Lee Wiles
Stull
J. Mac. Engle
James Dunn
Har ¥Ey Marsh
Marsh
Kathleen Stull
Barbara Shelton
Reading
Ella Mae Marsh
Lourie Stull
Ernest Utterback
Richard Arnold
Sunshine Box
Annie Craver
Ralph Hessong
Cameron Hill
Kenneth Leatherman
Glenn C. Stull
Golda Stull
Ross Stull
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
N. Court Street Real Estate
Bée
Allen’s Market
D. C
Gary
Little
Walker
Kemp
Todoyr
Kemp’s Shoe
Conoco
Pat Dew
Stup Brothers
Gulf NO Knox
Sinclair H. C
Good Gulf
Simoniz
Lloyd R. Stup
West Patrick and Jefferson Sts
Howard Z. Stup
East Patrick and East Sts
Gertrudes
Turvey
Kleinerts
Tykie Tors
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