GE executives to give up one percent of salary
General Electric top brass led by Owen D Young and Gerard Swope will forgo one percent of their pay to aid G E workers idle due to plant disruptions. The move follows a past unemployment pension plan at GE and aims to sustain operations as many employees face reduced hours.
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Railroad Revival Asked by Coolidge
In Northampton a letter to The Light argues for reviving business through government action on railroads. It urges improving profitable conditions for railroads under state and federal control before expanding jurisdiction, noting railroads’ key role and the need for more funding and fewer burdens to boost employment. Calvin Coolidge endorses government effort to revive rail transportation and industry.
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GE Industry Leaders Urge Unemployment Aid Plan
Walter Swope announced General Electric employees may contribute one percent of pay toward unemployment relief with company matching. About 35 000 workers have given $350 000. The plan, effective for December, aims to assist those earning 80 percent of normal and lacking six months of contribution.
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Public Enemy Faces Team in Illnois Pursuit
On November 25, authorities pursued Tomes Fur Saumeos, a parolee with a lengthy criminal record dating back over four decades, amid an assault case tied to Patrick Barrett, a car keeper. Attorney General Ostur Caristrom signaled Saumeos faces arrest and return to the penitentiary for an unexpired thirty year term for murder.
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Ex Military Governor of Patia Dies in Paris
Paris reports the death of U General Emile Berdonlat aged 9 and once military governor of Patia from 1919 to 1923. He served during the World War with the American command and with President Wilsons aides at the pence pasleys.
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Actress to Testify Before County Grand Jury
Former film star and Miss De Vor face a $200 suit against Miss Row and district attorney staff over alleged improper acts amid a high profile dispute linked to a book launch and publicity. The actress previously testified about the matter Friday as parts of the ongoing investigation unfold. Classifieds note where to find poultry feeds and supplies in Section 142 Light.
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