New Car Delays From Nationwide GM Strike
A 1946 nationwide strike by the United Automobile Workers halts General Motors production, with 175,000 workers protesting for a 30 percent wage rise while GM offers 10 percent. The walkout disrupts auto output and reverberates through the economy as 50,000 office workers are barred from GM plants. Life insurance mortgages exceed 4 billion, signaling strong postwar housing financing.
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Notice to creditors in estate of John H. Snow
Administrator Swept Snow announces to all creditors and debtors of John H. Snow that claims must be presented by December 19, 1946 at Littleton North Carolina Rt. 2. Creditors should file and debtors pay promptly. This notice is dated December 18, 1945.
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John H. Snow
Halifax County
North Carolina
Littleton
N. C
Swept Snow
Admr
Harry
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