Bus Strike in Transit Battle Over Certification Deadlock
The United Mineworkers of America District 30 seeks to represent transit workers, while the AFL union that used to cover bus drivers fights on. Strikers voted 1 to 92 against a company AFL proposal as legal actions stall. The NLRB and state boards have not acted on bargaining elections, leaving representation unresolved amid a contract with the bus firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMLW
Alf.l
National Labor Relations Board
State Labor, Relations Board
AFL
United Mineworkers of America
District 30
A.F.L
National Labor Relations Boards
U. S
Af.l
COMI
District 50
Cer
Ified
Amalgamated
Evi
NLRB
Buffalo
UTire Goes Flat Car Flips Near Hogansburg
A flat tire caused a car to lose control near Hogansburg on Saturday and overturn with four occupants. Peter White and Alfred Peters from Hogansburg and area sustained abrasions and bruises. Homer LaFrance and Al Cook were treated at Mesena Memorial Hospital. Also noted is a labor strike entering its third week and a bonfire incident at the old airport hangar in Fulton with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasseaa
Hogansourg
Peter White
Alfred Peters
Cook
Homer LaFrance
Hogansburg
LaFrance
Mesena Memorial Hospital
Reagan
Fulton
W. 12
Strikers Seize Lead in Local Union Power Move
In a renewed show of strength, mineworkers allied with the I U M L S V pledged to stay with their union while critics pressed for talks with the independent unit. New officers were installed as the group advanced toward a charter, distancing from the AFL amid contract disputes. Joseph Mayo promised a time and a half wage after 40 hours if the company pays. George Hoffman was named president with Paul Bonner as VP, Leonard North as secretary treasurer, and others filling key posts. The report also covers a missing in action veteran, Sgt Jenner, and family notes about letters from Korea and prior service in Europe and Hawaii.
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I. U.mlsv
UMW
A.F.L
Joseph Mayo
Jthel l
George Hoffman
Paul Bonner
Leonard, Aorth
Chester Ripka
Rocco Fiermonte
Edward G
Feaster
Joseph Entright
Jenner
Syracuse
Fort Lewis
Wash
Hawaii
Korea
Acetion
Uie
United Nations Command
Reds
Assumption, School
Conway School
Army Air Base
Florida
Okinawa
Richard
Great Falls
Montana
Uninvited Guests Snatch $21,000 on Nassau County Shooting
Law enforcement reports two gunmen crashed a Long Island party at garment executive Mack Lieveskind's home in Nassau County and stole $21,000 in cash and jewels from hosts and eight guests. Guest Harry Berman of Cedarhurst argued with the robbers and faced a knife threat as a security measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence GP
Long Island
Cap
Mack Lieveskind
Nassau County
Harry Berman
Cedarhurst
McCarthy Holds New York Hearing on Government Printing Office
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy’s investigations subcommittee holds a closed hearing in New York City to consider a very important case tied to the Government Printing Office inquiry. The Wisconsin Republican cites witnesses to testify as the panel convenes in the U S Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Government Printing Office
Wisconsin Republican No
U. S. Court House
McCarthy
Government
Sprinting Office
Army ROTCs May Be Drafted in Washington
The Army said it may not commission all ROTC graduates in 1953 54 but plans to make officers of those completing ROTC training during the 1953 54 academic year. 1955 graduates not guaranteed commissions would face the draft, with special treatment to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Army
Looks Good Washington Attorney General Brownell Reflects
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. runs the Justice Department, the world’s largest law office. He admits that after a long, hard day his private practice sometimes looks appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atorney
Herbert Brownell
Jjr
Justice Department
Watchdogs Quiet as Feds Raid Whisky Still Near Hattiesburg
Federal agents raided a 130 gallon whisky still at a farmhouse near Hattiesburg Mississippi after months of surveillance. Agents befriended two watchdog hounds during the operation per the report from Agent Glen Wi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Glen Wi
Transport Gen. Black Returns 32 Liberated POWs to U S
The transport Gen. Black loaded 32 liberated American prisoners of war at Mokpo Korea for return to the United States. The ship will sail for San Francisco tomorrow after adding more prisoners sent back today by Communist forces. Chicago power plant consumes 323 carloads of coal every 24 hours to generate electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnowon
Korea
Gen. Black
United States
San Francisco
Reds
Nightly church break-ins hit Baptist temples in Greenville
In Enville South Carolina a thief targeted Baptist churches in Greenville County during a week of nightly robberies. City View Baptist Church reported a stolen tape recorder and cash after a series of similar incidents at three other Baptist houses of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enville
S.C. GA
Greenville County
City View Baptist Church
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William ©. Wampler
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Mary Baker
Howard H. Baker
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Bab Wampler
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Independent Mine Workers Union
Utire
N.Y
Lumber Mutual
State Tower
Charles H. Peters
Lumber Mutual Casualty Iosurange CO
U.E
Ackerman-Esleth, Inc
AT. Armstrong Co
Towen, Dette & Fobes, Inc
the Brans Co. Inc
Das & Munro Co
Dean Bets Aces
Martin W. Doyle, Inc
Ellis, Moreland & Bie
Graham & Defanks
M. Henward Willis H. Hills Lewis F. Lighton, Inc
Mawtinney-Waack, Inc
Mefiuire & Co
Inc- Melaky
Maxter Munro & Knapp Incurance
Atracy
North
Bunker
Caas Uae
Sgt
Join R, Jenner
Cncago
Thomas
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Tainer
Edwards Housewares
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