Pittsburgh Stores Union Sign Contract
Pittsburgh AFL Teamsters Local 249 signed a three year contract with three struck department stores on the eve of the first anniversary of a walkout. Eleven other AFL unions are expected to follow suit with wage increases and a clause allowing union members to honor picket lines. The wage reopeners set for Feb 15 1956 and Feb 15 1957.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Teamsters
Samuel R. Robb
Robb
Fagan
Kobo
Fican
Wises
Lions Hear Minister at Frederick Club Meeting
Rev. Carroll Boyer of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd gave a humorous yet serious talk to the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He is a Middlelawn Valley native and Gettysburg College and Seminary graduate.
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Carroll Boyer
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Lions Club
Frederick
Robert Whiem
Middlelawn Valley
Gettsyburg College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Boyer
Pilgrim Fathers
James Grove
Jon Floyd Culler
Ellsworth FoWeGabe
Widdletown
C. R. Orendorff
Hagerstown
Bob Hit
Third Man IIs Accused and Remington killing
A third convict was charged with the Remington slaying at Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary while Alger Hiss nears parole. The case ties to Remington’s brutal assault by three fellow inmates as authorities reassess potential motives in the wake of Hiss’s pending release. Nixon faces $150,000 suit after a San Mateo rally disruption.
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Lewisburg
William Remington
Federal Penitentiary
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Remington
United States
Commerce Department
FBI
Fred T. Wilkinson
Lewis Cagie Jr
Chatta‘nooga
George Junior
Nixon
San Francisco
Richard Nixon
San Mateo County
James Heavey
Heavey
San Mateo High School
Women's Democratic League Names Officers At YF.ALD.A. Frederick
At a regular monthly meeting Tuesday night in Frederick County the Women's Democratic League elected Elizabeth Kill president May Keyser 1st vice president Estelle Baker secretary Charles Collins treasurer E J Fisher Sr publicity chairman Ruby Hahn retiring president invited members to New Market December 29 open house Hahn presided and led prayers and flag salute Judge Mary H Gregory praised the club and candidates cooperation Mary Rice chaired the nominating committee The next regular meeting will be January 25 at a to be announced location.
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Yf.ald.a
Women’s Democratic League of
Frederick County
Elizabeth Kill
May Keyser
Helen Notnagle
Estelle Baker
Charles Collins
E. J. Fisher Sr
Ruby Hahn
New Market
Hahn
Mary H. Gregory
Clib
Party
Mary Rice
Franklin Territory Eyes Statehood After 1784 Try
The National Geographic Society notes that for five years following 1784 a territory in what is now northeastern Tennessee, calling itself Franklin, maintained a government that sought admission to the Union as a state but failed.
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Tennessee
Calline
Franklin
Union
National Geographic Society
Diplomatic Shift Is Made By Eisenhower
President Eisenhower announced a diplomatic shift with new ambassadors for India and Egypt and a new assistant secretary of state for Middle East affairs. Henry A. Byroade moves to Cairo, George W. Allen to India, with a successor for Allen not yet announced. Possible Indian picks include John Sherman Cooper, Chester Bowles, and Eleanor Roosevelt.
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Washington
Eisenhower
India
Egypt
Middle East
Jefferson Caffrey
Cairo
Senate
Henry A. Byroade
Caffery
George W. Allen
Byroade
Allen
John Sherman Cooper
R-Rky
Viet Tresdemt Athen W. Barkley
Chester Bowles
Eleanor Roosevelt
12 Potential Starters Named For Bowie Saturday
Racing secretary and handicapper John Turner Jr. lists 12 possible starters in Bowie on Saturday for the upcoming running. The field includes noted contenders from local and regional stables, with betting interest shaping the event's early odds and expectations.
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Bowie
John Turner Jr
Barbara Fritchie Handicap at Bowie Draws Top Fillies
A $15,000 Barbara Fritchie Handicap at Bowie features top contenders Sunshine Nell Singing Beauty Mile Lorrette Another World and others in a mile and one sixteenth test for fillies and mares three and up. Sunshine Nell retires after this session while Mile Lorrette echoes Gallorette lineage in a strong field.
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Bowie
Meyer J. Kaplan
Sunshine Nell
Samuel M Pistorio
Mariel Moore
Lorrette
Barbara Fritchie
W. J. Appel
Atlantic City
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Frederick, Md
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Remsberg
Olesen
Speen
Kinsey’s
East Patrick St
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Frances W Hoffmaster
J. Richard Wiles
Court House
Frederick City
Woodsboro
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Charlotte
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Ore
James Schmidt
Red China
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Etiey
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Williamsburg
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College of William and Mary
Harvard
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s Drug Store
Rhonda
Pennsylvania Ave
U. 5
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
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