Supreme Court bars unions from fining members who quit during strikes
A divided Supreme Court ruled eight to one that labor unions cannot fine members who resign and return to work during a strike. Justice Douglas stated a member who resigns is no longer under union power, in a New Hampshire case noted with Blackmun’s lone dissent supporting the union.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
New Hampshire
Harry A. Blackmun
Textile Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Pecos students perform festive concerts and season preview
Three Pecos bands will present a December 18 concert at the High School Auditorium with selections including O Come Emmanuel Deck the Halls and All That Jazz and Silent Night. A larger student and parent concert follows December 21 at Bessie Haynes and East Pecos Junior High.
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Stella Garcia
Pecos
East Pecos
West Pecos
Eagle High School
Emanuel
Bessie Haynes
Ann Flores
Cotton qualities drop but trading picks up at Pecos office
Samples from 8781 upland cotton bales were classed for Pecos Territory Growers for the week ending December 1. The season total reached 44897. Predominant grade was Strict Low Middling at 39 percent, Other White 34 percent, Light Spotted 21 percent, Spotted 3 percent. Staple lengths 31 to 37 with 58 percent at 34. Micronaire 3.5 to 4.9 for 83 percent of samples. Fiber strength averaged 79 999 psi, with 33 percent 80000 psi or higher. Pima classings 1244 for week and 5625 season. Grade 3 14 percent, Grade 4 56 percent, Grade 5 24 percent. Lengths 96 percent staple 44, 4 percent staple 42. Trading picked up with Mixedlots.
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Pecos
L. Wells
USDA
Cotton price report for Stoneville and Deltapine markets
The market shows middling grades 31 and 40 to 41 and staple 34 with 3.5 to 4.9 Mike selling 9 to 11 cents over CCC Loan rates. Demand strongest for higher grades while prices firmed across most qualities. Pima grades 3 and 4 traded about four cents over CCC Loan rates.
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Stoneville
Deltapine
Deaths Services for Mrs. Crockett 72 Pecos
Funeral services for Mrs. Maiygar Crockett 72 of 518 East 13th Street Pecos slated for 2 p m Saturday at Friendship CME Church Pecos with burial in Eastside Cemetery Pecos Funeral Home in charge She died Wednesday in Keisni A Magnolia Ark native and Pecos resident since 1942 Survivors include son Robert Keeton Long Beach California two daughters Margaret Sue Johnson Dallas and Lillie Freeman Las Vegas Nev a sister Angele Guosby Mesquite Mich and one brother John Mies Detroit Mich
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Maiygar ~Ockett
13Th St
Pecos
Friendship Cme
Bariti
Eastside
Wit Pecos
Crockett
Keisni
Magnolia
Ark
Robert Keeton
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Sue Johnson
Dallas
Lillie Freeman
Las Vegas
Nev
Angele Guosby
Mesquite
Mic
John Mies
Detvil
Jack's 31st Cubs Born at Indianapolis Zoo
Jack the 14 year old lion at the Indianapolis Zoo fathered two more cubs with mate Martha bringing his total offspring to 31. A daughter and son were born recently as the aging father is now fed ground meat to aid chewing and digestion per zoo officials.
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Indianapolis
Jack
Martha
Zoo
Permian Basin museums open doors for weekend open house
Twenty two area museums across eight Permian Basin towns invite residents and visitors to travel the Permian Basin Museum Trail this weekend. Open house hours run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with special displays and exhibits highlighting prehistoric, Indian, Spanish, Cowboy, oil era history and more. Co sponsors include the Texas State Historical Survey Committee, Texas Historical Foundation, Texas Tourist Development Agency, West Texas Chamber of Commerce, Permian Historical Society, and the Presidential Museum of Odessa.
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Pecos Museum
Texas
Permian Basin
Permia Basin
George Duncan
Permian Sea
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
The
Texas Historical Foundation
Texas Tourist Development Agency
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Perman Historical Society
Presidential Museum of
Odessa
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Listed for Reeves County
The Pecos Enterprise publishes daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 324 S. Cedar St Pecos Texas 79772 Subscriptions are payable in advance with Reeves County mail rates: six months nine dollars and one year eighteen dollars for local mail. Other mail costs: six months eleven dollars and twelve months twenty one dollars.
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The
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
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Federation of Union Workers At the Service of the State
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Collins Radio Co
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America
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Alpine
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Armando Madrid
Juan Castro
Apollo
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Tony Alvarez
Iking’s
S. Oak
Chuck
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