Harvester Strike Ends After Wage Settlement
In Chicago on July 1, International Harvester and CIO United Farm Equipment workers settled a lengthy wage dispute 48 hours after a strike by about 35,000 members across nine plants. The new contract includes an 11 cent an hour pay rise and keeps provisions from the old agreement. approval was expected today and an early return to work. The union called the settlement satisfactory.
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R. W. Peel Funeral Set
Funeral services for R. W. Peel 95 will be at 4 p.m. Thursday at Alamo Funeral Home. Peel, of 2421 Leal St, born in Uvalde, lived in San Antonio since 1933 after dairy farming in Falfurrias. He married Ann Craven in 1882 and had six children, with numerous descendants listed.
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