Charge Lewis Charged With Provoking Miner Walkout
Washington reports say John L Lewis deliberately provoked the coal mine walkout to push for 100 monthly pensions for miners. Ezra War Horn, spokesman for operators, warned of court action to appoint a neutral trustee for a 30 million dollar miner welfare fund and interpret the TaftHartley Act. More than 300,000 of Lewis’s 409,000 miners were idle as fuel stocks hovered at a dangerously low level. The White House offered no move to end the strike. May Day at Maryland set for May 11 with a May Queen chosen by junior women.
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Washington
John L Lewis
Ezra War Horn
Lewis
van Horn
Jou ‘Mn
United Biine Workers Union
Taft-Hardley
Bureau of Alines
Truman
Federal District Court
Thomas E. Murray
New York
Welfare Fund
Varn Horn
Conservation program shown to Kilwanis on farm soil
The Kilwanis Club heard a Goodyear sponsored color film on farm soil conservation at the Francis Leather Hotel. Goodyear representatives Sowell and William Allen led the program with Baltimore figures assisting. Maryland conservation rally plans were announced for March 23 at the Sheraton Belvedere with Holmes Baker as president. A misguided Megapode species and its nesting behavior are briefly noted. City Engineer Walther issued Frederick Motor Co a 10000 dollar permit for a limestone showroom and floor at 117 West Patrick Street. J Herman Mock is the contractor.
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Kilwanis Club
Francis Leather Hotel
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Sowell
William M"cCracker
Baltimore
William Allen
Goodyear
Gordon F. Palmer
J. Vernon Coblentz
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Maryland
W. Raymond Walter
Frederick Motor Co
West Patrick Street
J. Herman Mock
Classifieds Fragment Sets Local Business Spotlight
A fragment from a Look in the Yellow Pages market section highlights a local business ad. Readable clues point to a classified listing style notice with pricing and contact details.
Bud Swanson’s City visit ends back on the farm
Pete Swanson’s nephew Bud left for the city seeking opportunity but after seven days of big town bustle he returned to farm life. He traded city nights for a quiet beer with his dad, proving independence often leads to choosing the sensible path.
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Pete Swanson
Bud
Pete
Dad
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Williams Typewriter & Supply Co
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National Museum
Prague
Jan Masaryk
Friends of the Land
Holmes D. Baker
Frederick
Star-Gazer
Joe Marsh
Lunited States Brewers Foundation
IOQOO
Lincoln
South Market ST
Rayon
Nevy
Gilbert
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Annaaana
Jason Crepes
Rason
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