Rail Lines Agree To Wage Finding
The nation’s railroads agreed to adopt a fact finding board recommendation raising wages 15 cents an hour for about 195 000 workers. Unions voiced disappointment and will meet in Cleveland to decide their position. The plan also includes changes in working rules, with an estimated payroll rise of about 80 million dollars.
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Chicago
Unons
Cleveland
Trumans Board
Raihway
Yara
Railway Labor Act
Brotherhood 0F
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Apartment Project Is Approved by City Board
The Board of Aldermen approved a Watkins Acres plan by Chiy Hamil Inc led by Asa H Watkins of Mt Airy to develop a 52 unit complex west of Lake and Frederick School. Charles Butcher Je C Snaser attended, with Richard E Ztorney and Rasmond concurring on modifications. The project includes Grove Boulevard frontage, an extension of Carroll Creek access, and future dedication of land when West Second Street is extended. Public service costs are included, and construction plans aim to start soon.
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Board of Aldermen
Chiy Hamil Inc
Asa H. Watkins
Mt. Airy
Lake and Frederick School
Watkins Acres, Inc Charities
W. Stup
Civ
Liesd C Cu
Atlantic
Appreya
Aldermas Stup
Aldmen
Charles Butcher
Je. C Snaser
Sesterday
Richard E Zttorney
Ceca- Rasmond
McSherry
Watkins Acres. Inc
Carroll Creek
Grove
Vard
Fairviews
Grove Boulevard
Crort Parkway
West Second Street
Watkins
Pendergast Machine Backed By Truman, Milligan Says
Maurice M. Milligan claims the Pendergast machine is back with presidential approval. He cites his book Mis sour Waltz to be published by Scribner. Milligan alleges ties between President Truman, the OFR armza, and Missouri politics and recounts 1930 and 1944 events as evidence of continued machine influence.
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Kansas City
Maurice M. Milligan
Tom Pendergast
United States
Western Missour
Charles Scribner's Sons
Milligan
Truman
OFR Armza
Roger C. Slaughter
Missouri Distr
Enos Aateh
Slaugt
Priv
Harrys S. Truman
Tracere
Hatch
New Mexico
Headlin
Kansas City Court House
Eisenhower Won't Run On Any Ticket
Washington reports Army press chief Gen Floyd Parks said Dwight D. Eisenhower will not consent to run for president under any party. Parks stressed Eisenhower has not changed his stance and remains uninterested in political ambitions, while he continues writing his memoirs at Fort Myer Virginia.
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Washington
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ata
Floyd L. Parks Parks
Eisenhower
Parks
Done
Eenhoers
Fort Myer
Potomac River
Tass denies Soviet sub sightings near U S coast
The official Soviet news agency Tass rejected reports of unidentified submarines sighted off the United States as false and slanderous. Tass cited Navy Secretary John L. Sullivan’s Senate testimony that submarines sighted west of the iron curtain did not belong to any nation. The agency said Sullivan’s remarks implied Russian blame, a claim newspapers spread.
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London
Tasz
United States
Tass
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Senate
Wason
Iron Curtain
Agen
Sullivan
Can
U. S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russ
Farms Prices Show Recovery In March
Washington reports farm prices rose about 1.4 percent in mid-March from mid-February after a sharp February decline. The Agriculture Department noted uneven changes across commodities with feed grains up 10 percent while truck crops fell and poultry dairy showed typical seasonal declines.
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Washington
uPi
Agriculture Department
The Right Whale Name Origin
The name right whale comes from whalers who considered it the best target for whaling due to its valuable whalebone and buoyant, slow surface behavior making it easier to catch.
George Hamilton's Mountain Best One Mule On Dual Highway
Free television showing lists weekly sports and boxing events sourced from multiple cities. Each day features a different sport including boxing, wrestling, basketball, and hockey with programming across Washington and Baltimore. Aimed at local viewers seeking variety in televised sports.
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Wash
Balto
Bale
WN. Y
George Hamilton
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