Seaboard Buys Heavy Materials in 1945 Purchases
W G Jones of the Seaboard Air Line Railway reports heavy material purchases in 1945. Items include 18 diesel locomotives for about 3.15 million dollars, 38 lightweight passenger cars totaling 2.774 million, 850 freight cars, 1.61 million tons of coal and 20.88 million gallons of fuel oil, 37 000 tons of steel rail, 3 392 000 cross ties, 18 000000 feet of lumber and 650 000 piles, totaling about 22.5 million dollars with substantial spending in the South. L J Banty spent last Monday in Richmond on business.
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W. G. Jones
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Dessel
Seaboard
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Virginia
Town Talk notes Mr and Mrs Horace Tucker and son Rudolph of South Hill spent Sunday with Mrs Lucy Taylor. Mrs Benjamin Archer visited weekend with Mr and Mrs Lynn Taylor in Portsmouth. Mr and Mrs B W Barnes and children and Mrs Verbena Barnes I were Sunday guests of Mrs Clyde Vick in Newsoms.
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Horace Tucker
Rudolph
South Hill, Va
Lucy Taylor
Benjamin Archer
Mrs
Lynn Taylor
Portsmouth
B. W. Barnes
Verbena Barnes
Clyde Vick
No Strikes Clause Ends Employees’ Employment Rights
The agreement prohibits strikes or any production disruption at company plants during its term. Employees who violate this clause may be discharged under the procedures of Section 8. The rule applies to individuals or the union collectively and enforces employment termination for breaches.
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South
L. J. Banty
Richmond
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
American Iron and Steel Institute
Fifth Avenue
New York
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