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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
8
Ford objects to a proposed $20 monthly pension for 166,000 workers as part of formal contract talks with the United Auto Workers. The company argues postwar demand and market conditions reduce buyers' willingness to fund such benefits and questions the affordability and timing of the plan.
Coroner Ramuel Pl Bowers reported the death of Leonard 27, a principal worker with Bison Contracting of Buffalo, in a trench accident at Weer Ellicott near Elmira. Seven other men escaped injury. the trench cave-in occurred while the crew was near the Weer Ellicott area.
In Kansas a dry law measure advances to be discarded after Senate action following earlier House approval. The timing remains uncertain as the governor weighs the move and prospects for repeal.
An official state paper questions a policy described as 623 years old and its viability. The wording is unclear but implies scrutiny of long standing provisions and potential reform.
Dyesie milk prices fell by about a penny or two in several southern markets including Tennessee Kentucky and Jacksonville. Reductions ranged to around 23 to 26 cents per quart in multiple locations amid ongoing price adjustments.
The Hudson River Line plans to resume servicing its familiar passenger boats and operate vessels between New York, Bear Mountain and Poughkeepsie after stockholders approved a sale of line ships and pier properties in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie. Purchaser is George Sanders and associates.
Report from Frankfurt states Berlin will be excluded from the forthcoming Western German state as France objects to Berlin’s recognition. The Allied Control Council in Berlin has ceased operations, signaling a shift in postwar arrangements.
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