Railroad Denies Strike Disrupts Rail Service Says Officials
Reports from officials state trains are running on time and the strike has had no effect. Federal authorities and labor leaders discuss possible actions, with union leaders denying widespread disruption as railroads hire additional workers to maintain operations.
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Atahser
Th. Mydewell
Morciosa Federation of Labor
Wibiky
McDosald
Sewerin Teinlouy
Bunthew Movilie
Devin Ein Seport
Vating
Sothoin Pacite Cgives
Iwen
JM. Morgen
Joushopcrafts Union
Siikors
Trade Cease Hall
Ronsi
Awilgo Duval Weet
Federal
Cuet
Tk. Measien
Eester
Tecrheley
L. B. Methavi
Divieton
Afticuth
Oranie
Abel
Mergatt
Serlevak Sinspec Fap
Cota
Hat Atier Hie Hutoutdives
Tfew
Morgan
Atedethy Gedmian
Cor
Niga
Southern Pacific
Nealfie
Mtreday
Haneshee
Nenad
Tho Striee
Lotta
Siker
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BM. Drwell
Tle
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A. Walker
Walker
Shopmen Here Give Reasons for Walk Out
Labor reports list multiple causes for a widespread walkout among shop workers. Sources cite disputes over pay, working hours, and job security alongside broader grievances impacting production and union negotiations. Officials emphasize solidarity as talks resume with management across regions.
Strike Message From Rail Workers Urges Wage Reform
A labor strike notes outline grievances from rail workers led by local officials. The document criticizes the wage structure, overtime rules, and job security, arguing reduced pay harms workers and families. It cites failing morale, calls for fair wages, and references federal labor conditions and industry leaders.
House Member Dies in Washington D C
An outline mentions the death of a Nebraska congressman linked to the Jones organization. It notes a fatal outcome from a fire incident and references burial at a local cemetery. The garbled text lists places like Dallas Fort Worth and Easelawn Cemetery with scattered names and ages.
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Jay Gans
Kinkaid
Jones Troan
Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions in Blood
A dubious health ad promotes an eczema cure claiming blood impurities cause eruptions and skin issues. It touts an elixir priced around 4 to 6 dollars, promising clear skin, improved complexion, and stronger health as impurities are driven from the blood.
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Karnoning
B.S
Tora
Peoria stock traders oppose yardage and reweigh charges
Peoria traders oppose the yardage and a reweigh levy imposed by the Peoria Union Stock Yards Company. They argue farmers already bear freight and feeding costs and that weighing should be free. They note the charges vary by city and claim Peoria's rates are the highest. The issue may prompt legal action if elimination fails.
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Eorla
TH. Jaty
Peoria Finestock
Peoria Union
Vaal Conany
Ginstwixleation
Washigton
Lee Sire
Peoria
Storkyards Company
Rail wage power shifts press rail labor board report
A United States Railroad Labor Board study notes rising pay under a 1947 wage order, with $8.4 million in wage advantages and a 240 percent freight-rate impact. It details hourly wage buying power, maintenance of way, and class wage changes across unskilled workers, engine, station staff, and other crafts, comparing December 1947 to prior periods and government control effects.
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Stuvdky
Buinlay
Prises
Lang
Ibusx
Etatieticn
Deepak
Ube
Avorkres
United States Steel Corporation
Caneal
Riteourt Canital
United States
Gacy
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Liege
Teity
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Umi- Sas
United Railroad Labor Teav
Atte Tine Ie
Ehlings
ITL
United States Rail S On Labor Board
Aber
Avirnes
Esata
Dember
IMA
Rimilar
RIL
Laban
Laban Boned Statietire
Say
Ty Tnt
Heiter
Rae Fowns
Chayned
Conta
Jverne
Ents
Trier
Aital
Hareater
Jwage Keule
Clecke
Aumir
Puany York
Wenborn Henry
Ted
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Dayne
Helow
Hin
Sale
Westerday
Fa Sort
Bond Market Notes From Refugio County Indicates School District Issues
Vague OCR draft references looser phrasing about bond issues in Refugio County. Mentions $50 Vanen and $244000 Bonnie View related to independent school districts. Mentions voters, bond maturities, and elections amid distressed punctuation and garbled names. Entities include Sonny Farle and LoIs Motte, with notes on term lengths and retirement of bonds.
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Lois Motte
Sonny Farle
Jack and Jess Again Vastly Defeated World Heavyweight Champion
In a prefight update, Willard, former heavyweight champion, is virtually insured for October 1. Kansas City manager Avelicy discusses with York Reavis and Frank Flourney, representing Promoter Rickard, to secure a title bout following conference.
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Wrehita
Tay
Fark Dewpeey
All Stort Willard
Dominion
Tay Avelicy
Kansas City
Willard
Coupter
York Reavis
Dempsey
Frank Flourney
Sy Rickard
New York
Mutiny Reported at Harbor Fort During Turbulent Event
Fragmentary report describes a mutiny at a harbor fort near Bare' Copy Cxbana with a giter city and authorities weighing steps. The State Department records and mentions Milnok involved in the case and actions by Beaval authorities.
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T. S
Dé Dimelpo
State Department
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