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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1949

Page

12

Berlin rail strike turns violent at zoo station

Railway workers in Berlin halted pay in West marks prompting clashes at the zoo station. A 16 year old was killed and several wounded as Western Berlin police and union leaders contained the mob. British demand prompted eastern sector police to withdraw from the two story station near the zoo.

Berlin West Berlin James Sewart Zoo Ferdinand Friedensburg West Berin Frank L. Howley

Fancy Work: Ross New Cottons In Summer Styles

Embroidery hoops return to fashion as designers adopt vintage grandm other touches. U S designer Hannah Troy headlines a summer collection featuring hand detailed trimmings on modern frocks and a revived feminine charm.

U. S Hannah Troy

Cut-Rate Battle Ends In California Stores War

Westchester a Los Angeles suburb ends price war between Thrifty and Whelan penny specials. Penny breakfast and soda prices revert to 50 and 24 cents plus tax as managers say both stores lose money. Turnesa Leads Portmarnock Round. Hessey Renamed Public Service Commission Chairman.

Los Angeles Westchester Thrifty Whelan John Binder Binder

Lewis Will Enter Talks On Coal Contracts

Washington May 23 John L Lewis said he will personally open negotiations Wednesday with Southern coal operators at Bluefield West Virginia. Eight miners and eight representatives of the Southern Producers Association will negotiate as talks begin to shape a new contract covering one third of the nation s soft coal output. The present contract expires June 30.Lewis warned no details of demands are yet set though higher royalties and shorter work weeks are suggested by some operators. Talks may also move toward negotiations with U S Steel Corp as a pattern for captive mining interests.

Washington John L. Lewis Southern Bluefield W. Va Lewis Lop United Mine Workers Southern Coal Producers Association Joseph E. Moody Southern Association Southern Producers Group Moody Miners’ Welfare and ‘Pension Fund Steel Company U. S. Steel Corporation

Meeting notes from Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club May event

The Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club hosted May gatherings at Mrs Raymond Lindsay and Mrs Leroy Fothergill homes with demonstrations on Color To Wear. Members honored late Fannie McDevitt, noted the arrival of new demonstration agent Beatrice Fehr, and planned a June meeting at Mrs Fothergill’s. The Prospect and Jug Bridge Club branches held similar sessions with reports, refreshments, and reminders of upcoming events. The article closes with a note on how annual crops drive human life cycles from planting to harvest.

Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Club Raymond Lindsay Mt Pleasant Roger Ramsburg Charles Bur Bart McDevitt Clarence Lochner Fannie McDevitt Leroy Fothergill Prospect Club Prospect Homemakers Club Leo Knott Shirley Bohn Davis Henry Magaha Lotter Beatrice Fehr Colury Mire Henry Magaha Mire Ernest Runkles Gressing Jerome Snyder Leonard Haines William Zimmerman Richard Brachey John Renn Evan Carpenter University Hospital James Tinney Frederick Memorial Hospital Elmer Dixon John Engle Exile Baker Carpenter

Pearl Come Home Ad Promotes All-Bran Laxative Cereal

An ad features a scolding husband Joe urging Pearl to return home. He credits daily Kellogg's All-Bran and water for resolving constipation and suggests using bran in muffins. The playful plea ends with a slogan about a “bran new man.”

Pearl America Joe

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