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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
12
Detroit May 19 Walter Reuther urged Ford to start simultaneous contract negotiations, threatening to end all talks if the company refuses. He proposed beginning bargaining next Monday with two methods for double sessions. He said delaying talks would violate the contract and the National Labor Relations Act.
Government mediation will join Ford and CIO United Auto Workers in negotiations as a five hour meeting ends without agreement. Ford VP Bugas says Ford has wired for Viat to enter talks immediately after the mediation offer. The dispute has idled 102,000 Ford workers nationwide. Ryti pardoned in Finland. former president released on health grounds after serving hard labor for five years.
Safety chief for the United Mine Workers warns 960 mines risk explosion with 700 at central risk and a 147 111 disaster at Centralia MD. Congress debates federal closure powers. An art exhibit at Western Maryland College showcases 120 students. In Bucharest the film The Great Dictator plays to 160000 audiences in four days, the first US film there in two years.
About 250000 persons cheered General Lucius D. Clay as he arrived in Manhattan. Ticker tape and torn paper showered down from Broadway as the motorcade moved from the Battery to City Hall. Police estimated crowds along the Avenue of Heroes reached at least a quarter of two million for the reception in his honor. The celebration served a dual purpose, marking his return and honoring his wartime leadership in Germany.
Westminster Kiwanis will host a flag presentation at Terra Rubra Keysville on Monday May 30 at 4 p.m. to honor Francis Scott Key. The ceremony will include a memorial flag, flagstaff and plaque dedication with speaker Victor Weybright, noted author and Key biographer.
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