Club To Hear WSB Official at Phoenix Meeting
John R. Dille San Francisco regional director of the Wage Stabilization Board will speak at the Phoenix Personnel Club meeting Wednesday noon at Hotel Adams. He will discuss the Defense Mobilization Act extensions and new interpretations and regulations and answer questions from the floor. Reservations call 8 2681 before noon tomorrow.
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John R. Dille
San Francisco
Wage Stabilization Board
Phoenix Personnel Club
Hotel Adams
Herman Jones
Clark Rorbach
Dille
US Department of Labor
War Labor Board
Rorbach
Miami Copper Co Averts Walkout Over Back Wages
Miami Copper Co and the local of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers reached a Sunday agreement that averted a strike by about 1,000 workers. The dispute centered on back wages for Robert Littles, a smelterman discharged and rehired. the company will pay Littles 114 dollars for nine days between dismissal and rehiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Miami Copper Co
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Robert Littles
Littles
Hungary Told To Withdraw 2 From U.S.
The United States orders two Hungarian diplomats to leave Washington in retaliation after Hungary expelled U S officials. Lajos Nagy and Peter Varkonyi are declared persona non grata. The Hungarian legation in Washington now counts four staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hungary
Legation
Albert W. Sherer Jr
Budapest
Ruth Tryon
U.S
Lajosz Nagy
Peter Varkonyi
State Department
Soviet Marshal Rokossovsky Missing in Warsaw an Intrigue
Soviet Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky, Warsaw defense minister for Poland and WWII hero, has not been seen in Warsaw for weeks. Western diplomats report rumors he was shot by a Polish major and taken to Moscow for medical care, while cautioned about propaganda. Rokossovsky, born in Poland, was sent to Warsaw by the Kremlin in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
Germany
Konstantin Rokossivsky
Poland
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Moscow
Rokossovsky
Russia
Kremlin
Trains Collide Near Swanton injure 36 passengers
In Swanton Vermont a Central Vermont Railway passenger train named Ambassador collided with a freight while slowing for Swanton stop. About 36 people suffered cuts and bruises but most continued their trips after treatment. J A Rogers, the railroad’s general manager, reported the incident.
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Swanton
Central Vermont Railway
J. A. Rogers
Ambassador
Parachuted Food Found Near Desert Air Marker
Parachute dropped by adviser Charles Merritt provided a picnic meal for air scouts east of Mesa. The group traveled by air force bus to the desert site marker under construction. Mad Dox Air Service supplied the plane and Dave Gold packed the parachute at Sky Harbor Airport.
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Mesa
Charles Merritt
Air Force
Maddox Air Service
Dave Gold
Sky Harbor
Trailer Company Dispute Settled
Union employees of Fruehauf Trailer Company at 902 Seventh St returned to work today after a two week strike over contract terms. A management settlement, terms undisclosed, was accepted yesterday per James C Jones business agent District 49 IAM AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruehauf Trailer Company
Seventh St
James C. Jones
District 49
International Association of Machinists
AFL
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Paschall Laboratories
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East Washington
Pease
E. B. Pease
Fox Theater
Irgans
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S. Second St
Morgan
E. Washington
Neil Stansbury
Memorial Hospital
S. J. Stansbury
E. Jackson
Monroe
Phoenix
Air Scout
Direct
van Buren
Nogales
Ned
Greyhound
Menara
Service For Families
Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home
Whitney Funeral Home
W. L. Murphy
2Nd Avenue
Rockwood
Wards
Montgomery Ward
E. Adams
Phoenix Dept
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