Portsmouth Strike Ends Returns to Garbage Collection
Portsmouth resumes garbage collection after a 22 day strike by 100 city workers. Local 693 CIO approves a city council and City Manager E G Limeton offer, with workers returning to duties at their previous pay scale to address backlog.
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Elyria News Briefs and Local Updates
Ghroniete-Totegram reports a ten cent hourly wage increase starting tomorrow for certain workers, not retroactive to earlier terms. Other notes cover twelve days of annual leave, holiday pay, and city salaried staff gains. Also included are local family visits, travel plans to Maywood California, and a calf injury to Howard Leber. An eight year old’s accident prompts Holyoke fire department aid after a vending machine incident. Esth er Rickett Canton recovering from strep throat infection.
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Americans All A Gift To Protestant Babies In New York
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York leased five buildings to Protestant Children’s Service Inc for fifteen months to shelter 75 Protestant babies. Cardinal Spellman backed the move to ease urgent care facility shortages, signaling a rare cross faith aid amid postwar tensions.
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