Union Influence On U S Economy Outlined By Club Speaker
Edwin R. Price of Pennsylvania, retired from coal mining, spoke at a Rotary luncheon on unions and wage contracts shaping the U S economy. He contrasted CIO industry wide organizing with AFL craft unions, cited miner wages and benefits, and argued coal remains vital amid oil and gas competition. He said coal output growth relies on labor-saving tech and that atomic energy will not threaten coal soon. The gathering included visiting Rotarian William Bizzell Cleveland and several local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin R. Price
Lilian Motter
Rotary Club
Allen G. Quyon
Price
America
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Lewis
AFL
CIO
Oig
Addion
Snarhankee
Mr. Price
Mr Price
Charles V. Lanner
William Bizzell Cleveland
Charles Hall
Wilkes Barre
Edward McGuiness
Dwight Collinus
Sam Maples Jr
John Ed. Schell
Rol. Warfield
E. J. Cade
Philadelphia
Elmer J. Eshleman
Penney Bids Rejected for Market Street Store Alteration
Bids for enlarging and altering the 118-120 North Market Street store for J C Penney were rejected as too high. The Selmont Operating Corporation of New York contemplates next steps, with the lowest bid at 323,625 from Allen F Feeser of Taneytown and other bids ranging up to 349,802 from Henry A Knott Inc of Baltimore.
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North Market Street
J C Penney Company
Selmont Operating Corporation of
New York
Allen F. Feeser
Taneytown
Frederick Construction Company
W.T. Lyons Construction Company
Baltimore
John S Stubbs
Silver Spring
Henry A Knott, Inc
Feeser
Old building walls to stay as store rebuild goes windows free
Manuel M. Weinberg firm readied plans for a new store to rise between surviving outer walls of the burned building with Sommer Brothers Construction leading work and James Posey Associates handling mechanicals. Excavation by LR Waesche & Sons progresses as legal and insurance issues surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinbere and Glass Attorneys
Manuel M. Weinberg
Charley F Bowers
Sommer Brothers Construction Company
Walter Koppel
James Posey Associates
Baltimore
Harold Pease
LR. Waesche and Sons
Remanded To Jail For Non-Payment Of Fines
Raymond Atlee Beall of Frederick was sentenced to $100 or 30 days for driving with a suspended license and the same for fraudulent vehicle registration. Unable to pay $200 in fines, he remained in jail for 60 days after a September arrest by Trooper Alan Dale Martin. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker said the offenses were serious but gave the minimum sentences.
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Peoples’ Court
Raymond Atlee Beall
Water Street
Frederick
Alan Dale Martin
H. Reese Shoemaker
Beall
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U.S
Rery Upem Statistics
Edwin K. Price
Penney
Carroll Jackson
Jackson
Richard Roland Smith
Emmittsburg
Clifford R. Lenhart
Robertsdale
Maryland
Willie David Naille
West Patrick Street
Nathan A. Dorsey
Orphans’ Court
Paw L. Willard
Lucie Kepler Willard
Jessie M. van Sant
Hattie May Mercer
Delaval Milker Sales & Service
Farmers Supply CO
South Carroll St
Mosumen
Liz
Amada
Namlar
Chevrolet
Fisher
National Association For
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Monument
G. L. Baking CO
National Biscuit CO
Maryland Biscuit CO
Sunshine Biscuit CO
Campbell's Pork & Beans
Smith
LE Prg
Armour
Armour’s Roast Beef
Bascal
Glade Valley
KOTEX
Kool-Ade
Morton’s Salt
Pacific Coast
Boraxo
Delsey
BORAX
Borat
Ajax
SUDS
Manning
Mann’s Potato Chips
Dea
Mueluer
Kelly
Fryers
Latie
PRG
Palmolive
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