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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1956

Page

7

Contract Signed At Boeing Plant In Wichita

The International Association of Machinists averted a strike at Boeing Airplane Co in Wichita by approving a two year contract. The union vote was 3 to 1, ending alerts that could have idled 27,000 workers and halted B52 and Bomber production. The pact includes a 5 percent raise first year and 7 percent second year. Wage scales range from 1.60 to 2.73 hourly. Compromise on the employee review program adds union input, eliminates attendance as a factor, allows comments on supervisor decisions, provides reviews of poor ratings, and lets the union challenge unfavorable ratings through existing grievance channels.

Wichitaw International Association of Machinists Boeing Airplane Co Air Force William Holly Holly Boeing

Man bites dog then dog bites owner in Paterson

In Paterson New Jersey James McNamara was playfully bitten on the ear by his cocker spaniel Bum. The dog required no medical care while McNamara needed orbital wound care and tetanus injections at Paterson General Hospital.

Paterson James McNamara Bum McNamara Paterson General Hospital

Annie Drew Crowd At Starlight in Kansas City

An all time attendance record was set at Kansas City Starlight Theater as 10 251 people attended the final performance of Annie Get Your Gun. The musical featuring Gisele MacKenzie marked a fourth straight sellout audience.

Kansas City Starlight Theater Gisele MacKenzie

Weiss and Hall Do Not Agree on Right to Work

Gov. Fred Hall and L. E. Weiss of Augusta clash over the 1955 labor bill. Weiss says Hall misstates the act’s prohibition of compulsory unionism. Hall defends the law and criticizes rival Warren W. Shaw. Weiss offers TV time for a debate. Hall vetoed the 1955 right to work bill.

Topeka Fred Hall L. E. Weiss Augusta Kansans Hall Kansas Wiess Weiss Warren W. Shaw Shaw

Fatal crash near Buffalo Wyoming claims three lives

A pre-dawn head on collision near Buffalo Wyoming killed Frederick Hagger 28 of Ulysses Kansas Wanda Schroeder 16 and Eddie Twing 17 both of Buffalo. Virgil Neill 30 also of Ulysses was critically burned while Edward Nobel 20 of Grass Range Montana escaped with non serious injuries.

Buffalo Wyo Ulysses Kas Wyoming Frederick Haggerman Wanda Schroeder Eddie Twing Haggerman Virgil Neill Edward Nobel Grass Range Mont

Dear Sylvia Sage column on advice questions

A readers column discusses practical guidance on meteorology career inquiries and golden wedding anniversary planning. It covers where to obtain college and government information on weather forecasting and who should pay for invitations, refreshments, and corsages in a family celebration. It notes expenses are family negotiated.

Sage Bob Sylvia Rita

Guidance on invitations and public records tips from a column

A reader asks about corsage etiquette and invitation naming. The column cites birth certificates for Ohio and veteran records. it lists the Vital Statistics Bureau in Columbus and the Military Personnel Record Center in St Louis, plus Navy Bureau in Washington. A kettle lime deposit question notes hard water prevents prevention and suggests vinegar solution to soften deposits before scraping.

Sylvia Sage Ohio Jerry State Bureau of Vital Statistics Columbus Goodfellow Blvd St. Louis Navy Navy Bureau Washington, D. C Marines Marine Corps U. S. Treasury Dept Miss Sage Bernice

Sylvia Sage Shares Chigger Prevention Tip

A reader Sylvia Sage recommends dusting sulphur on legs and arms to prevent chiggers. She notes long use, low cost, and effectiveness. Also advised is not chopping walnuts too fine for drop cookies to keep flavor with coarsely sized pieces. Buy or Sell through Want Ads.

Sylvia Sage Betsy

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