Celanese Plant to Close After Strike at Annapolis
United Textile Workers call a strike after Celanese plant in Annapolis, employing about 2,080, rejects union wage demand. Company offered ~11 percent raise. workers seek 15 percent to cover higher living costs. Union president George Morehouse says management pushing its own terms, risking layoffs and plant closure.
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George Morehouse
Temple Aid
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King Edward Rumors Tied to Wallis Simpson Alliance
London November 12 The privately circulated mimeographed Work magazine argues Edward may wed Wallis Simpson with bishops and conservatives opposing nonconformity. It claims King will press marriage, risking throne, amid court rivalries and old guard resentments. Edward and a small party met Mrs Simpson before departing for Portland.
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Edward
Wallis Simpson
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Businesses And Labor To Formulate Program
Tremaine Lee reports that business and labor are urged to meet December 10 and 11 to draft a program of industrial legislation aimed at long term rehabilitation of the recovery. Major George J. Merry calls for representatives of industry and labor to join the council for industrial progress in the effort. A Democratic Wyoming congressman proposes licensing corporations engaged in inter state commerce as a tool toward NRA aims while Secretary Roper drafts a report on NRA achievements for President Roosevelt.
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Tremaine Lee
Roosevelts
Democrat
Wyoming
NILA
Roper
Roverest
NRA
Aicinis Sak
Heae
Voorth
Old Age Pensions Fail To Curb Inmate Numbers At Montevue
The Montevue county facility shows old age pensions did not cut inmate counts. Officials report about 162 residents now, with averages around 170 in 1958 and 1969, reflecting no clear drop in population despite pensions. County welfare head Turner cites continued use of facilities and private homes for some pensioners, while auditors note inmates' finances and arrangements shift post pension.
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Montevar
Alin Howe
Crick County
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County Commissionera
Hetden Turner
Prederick
Turner
Humber
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Almad
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Tumner
County Counitcatoner
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HR. Molesworth
Fragmented OCR Entry on Mining Powder and Local Figures
The readable text mentions mining powder, a price like $27, and references to Kila, Merle, and university context. Details are garbled with January and January 1 possibly cited. The fragment hints at a local notice or catalog entry with names and numbers but coherence is limited.
Appeals Delay Tangle Shapes Grand Coulee Case
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss appeals delaying court actions in a Baltimore area case. Mentions grand jury style references, costs, fees, and a trial court order delaying proceedings. Names and precise events are unclear due to the garbled text.
Bible Thought Fragment From Obscure Musing
Fragmentary text references a Joehn the Rapist and a farce involving a cult. The writing is garbled, with unclear chronology and many misspellings, making it difficult to extract a coherent news item or identify clear persons or organizations.
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