Funeral for Rancher W. W. Krueger at Blanco City
Funeral services for W. W. Krueger 74 longtime Twin Sisters postmaster set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Blanco Funeral home in Blanco City. A pioneer rancher and businessman in Blanco County he died at his Twin Sisters home Sunday. Survived by widow Clara Koch Krueger mother Mrs M. Krueger, sons Alfred Marvin Ela plus five brothers and four sisters. Interment Blanco City Cemetery.
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Masonic Lodge
Embargoes on 88 Railroads Halt Perishable Freight
Washington May 10 Eighty eight major railroads have stopped accepting perish able freight shipments ahead of the strike deadline. The Association of American Railroads reports embargo notices against livings stock poultry and other perishables. Some lines still accept shipments where distance allows service before the strike.
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Association of American Railroads
Truman in Rail Seizure Continued From Page One
The article cites President Truman in ongoing rail seizure negotiations with about 7.3 million workers affected. It notes reductions in demands and efforts to avoid compulsory arbitration, while a fact finding board is debated. Maj. Gen. Edmond FH Leavey named to run railroads for the army and Knowland urges Taft Hartley expansion to cover rail workers.
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Longview
Texas
Texas High Schools
Texas A&m. College
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AFL President says unions will not strike government roads
CHICAGO May 16 President William Green of the AFL said AFL or rail unions would not support a strike against government operated roads. He stated the A P E has always obeyed the government. Seventeen AFL affiliated unions are in the railway industry with about 1,200,000 members.
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Freedom Train Ride Faces Possible Suspension
In Freedom New York on May 10 unions threaten to halt service as workers quit, creating uncertainty. The American age foundation which runs the train expresses confidence unions will grant an exception and allow operation. Union officials could not be reached for comment. The train’s inspection was in Willmar, Minnesota, today for servicing.
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Draft-Ihe League Drops Out Of Public Sight
Washington May 10 The National Draft Eisenhower League of New York formally notified Congress it is going out of business. An expense statement filed with the House clerk said activities ended with Eisenhower’s January announcement disavowing political ambitions. Statement filed by William A. Jameson Jr assistant executive secretary.
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