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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1956

Page

2

Negotiations Open After Friday Meeting in Frederick

The News reports a Friday discussion in Frederick on leaving the problem open for negotiation next year. The article notes that holiday pay provisions adopted in a contract are removed from future agreements.

Frederick Fox

Miners Win $2.40 Daily Boost Under New One Year Pact

Cincinnati October 42 John T Lewis signs a one year anti coal contract with major producers granting a $2.40 per day wage and holiday boosts for about 150000 of the nations soft coal miners. The pact also includes a $1.203 raise retroactive to last Monday and an 80 cent rise next April 1 with holiday and Sunday double time pay. Operators forecast coal price increases to reflect the new agreement.

Cincinnati John T Lewis Pew Lewis Workers Union Freard Foa Hituminous BCOA Lewis and Fox

Eisenhower Adds Extra Campaign Day in Northwest

President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon shifted plans adding a Seattle stay and an extra campaign day in the Pacific Northwest. Nixon pushes for more appearances to capitalize on Ike’s popularity as the election nears. Eisenhower to speak at Seattle Civic Auditorium and visit his Tacoma- based brother Edgar.

Washington Eisenhower Nixon Pacific Northwest White House Center Washiington Minneapolis St. Paul Arthur Langlie Civic Auditorium Seattle

Man Charged With Murder In Baltimore Police Killing

Alvin Braxton, a Black man, was formally charged with the murder of rookie Patrolman John R. Phelan in Baltimore. Braxton was hospitalized with gunshot wounds after the incident. Officer Theodore Weintraub was wounded but alive. A liquor-store robbery suspect was pursued after the hold up when a confrontation led to gunfire.

Baltimore Alvin Herbert Braxton Patiolman John R. Phelan Braxton Phelan Theodore Weintraub Weintraub Pitchau Tiquor

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