Turbulent steel walkout tests labor and law
In Frederick on May 1 1080 a fast walkout hit steel output as Pines ruling limited production. CIO Steelworkers and management hardened positions amid a broader push in Congress to extend Taft Hartley injunctive powers. Rep Smith plans a bill to appoint receivers after 80 days of dispute and bar interference, with Congress funding receivership and wage rules to end the crisis. Senate action and WSB pay plans add to the political fight shaping national mobilization.
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Pines
CIO
Capitol
Rep. Smith
D-Va
Truman
Rep. Halleck
R-ind
Virginian
Armed Services Committee
Labor Committee
Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Service Committee
Congress
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Kilburn
R-Ny
Nathan P. Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
WSE
Appeals Court Returns Steel Mills To U S
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the seizure of steel mills by the government is stayed temporarily pending a full appeal to the Supreme Court. The ruling returns CIO Steelworkers to government employee status and allows a possible weeks-long continuation of seizure while the case moves through higher courts.
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Washington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
CIO
Philip Murray
Circuit Court
David A. Pine
Pine
Truman
Appeals
Appeals Court
Murray
Pittsburgh
Philip Perlman
Justice Department
Perlman
Circolns
John J. Wilson
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Ara Ve
Prices Cut Prompt Immediate Reductions On Chevrolet Models
Retail prices on all Chevrolet passenger cars are being reduced immediately with average cuts around 1525 dollars per car, varying by style and model. The announcement credited John R. Cheatham of Key Chevrolet Sales Inc with the changes and suggested fringe benefits and equipment adjustments influenced the pricing move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
John R. Cheatham
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Hand Made Dolly Auction Sparks Missionary Box Fundraiser
Mrs Trout acted as auctioneer for a sale of a hand made dolly and violets with the dolly bought by Mrs Leslie Dorsey and violets by Mrs Martin Ritchie. Plans for the May 27 annual banquet at Hotel Frederick were announced. Confident winners in two contests included Mrs Ritchie, Mrs Harry Sanders and Miss Josephine Darner in the first and Mrs Wade Brown and Miss Edith Wickham in the Bible quiz. Refreshments were provided by hostesses for a large class turnout and two guests, Mrs Ralph Barnes and Mrs Leslie Rawlins.
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Trout
Martin Ritchie
Leslie Dorsey
Hotel Frederick
Dorsey
Ritchie
Harry Sanders
Josephine Darner
Wade Brown
Edith Wickham
Ralph Barnes
Leslie Rawlins
Woodsboro Club To Sponsor Music Festival
The Woodsboro Homemakers sponsor an evening of music at Woodsboro Lutheran Church on Sunday May 4 at 3 pm. The program features an organ prelude, scripture reading by Mrs J E Stoner, prayer by Rev Raymond C Myers, and greetings by Mrs.
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Frank Keefer
Hood College
Hood Girls
Haverford
Lancaster
Haverford College
Franklin and Marshall College
Earle Blakeslee
William Sprigg
Brodbeck Hall
Woodsboro , Homemakers
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Raymond Myers
J. E. Stoner
Raymond C. Myers
Community concert program at local churches draws many performers
The Homemakers Chorus and Young People's Choirs of Lutheran and Reformed churches join a varied program featuring vocal solos by Kitty Sue Barrick Barbara Trimmer and others plus instrumental numbers by Daphne Flanigan Randolph Cramer and Nancy LeGore. Organizers include Mrs Carroll Wickless Mrs Wilbur Miller and others with Donald Trimmer and Donald Miller as ushers and a decorating committee led by Mrs Cramer Powell and others.
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Carroll Wickless
Kitty Sue Barrick
Barbara Trimmer
Dennie Powell
Wm. Stauffer
Daphne Flanigan
Arthur Fox
Wilbur Miller
Earl Hawskins
Wiliam Tyler
Randolph Cramer
Nancy LeGore
J. Wm. Drennings
Barbara LeGore
Edith Flanagan
Charles Trimmer
Fommy Powell
Nancy
Ann Hildebrand
Doris
Nancy and
Charles Price
Roy Snyder
George Anderson
Hichard Buddrear
Artimidis Hawkins
Joan Meghan
Sandra Wickless
Jennie Powell
Homemakers
Reformed
Steiner Smith
Glen Lenhart
Donald Trimmer
Donald Miller
Cramer Powell
Melvin Anders
Claude Barrick
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Frederick
U.S
Adute
Scan
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Phore Federick
RHEEM
Um Rheem
Austin Trout
Calvary Methodist Church
Grimes
Elwood Crum
Bertha Long
Howard Gerrick
Frank Grimes
Woodsboro Club
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. L. Hargett, Co
South Market St
P. L. Hargett & Co
Chuck Roast
Shull’s Market
Patrick ST
Bonnie
Gill’s Hotel
CLS Hotel
E Food Market
N. Market St. Free di
Calif
Apple
Angel Food
Devil Food
U. 43
Cappello
del Monte
Doles
Ford Hook
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