Railroads Must Fight Wage Demands, Farley Says
William T. Farley told the Mid-West Shippers advisory board that railroads must resist wage demands from engineers, firemen and switchmen who threaten a Feb. 1 strike to win a 30 percent raise. He warned a victory for one group could trigger further clamor from others. He noted the unions represent about 10 percent of railroad employees and urged shelving concessions to prevent a ripple effect.
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Chicago
William T. Faricy
Association
American Railroads
Fariey
Farley
Ohio Sales Tax Stamps Redemption Reaches Record
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reports 1947 redemptions total $2,087,508 with 33 7 2 applicants. Funds flowed to charitable groups, hospitals, schools, libraries, and handicapped or shut in recipients through a three percent rebate on cancelled stamps. Largest payments went to Ohio Mason ic Home Springfield Jewish Welfare Council Columbus Children’s Hospital Columbus Shriners Crippled Children Cincinnati and St Mary’s Hospital Cincinnati.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ohio Alasonic
Springfield
Jewish Welfare Council
Columbus
Children’s Hospital of
Shriners Crippled Children’s Organization of
Cincinnati
St. Mary’s Hospita
Wellington-Lillwood Lodge Plans Banquet Dinner
The Rebekah lodge met in the Odd Fellows hall planning a dinner for the NODEBA banquet to be held at the school MoncGar evening January 26 at 7 o'clock. Horsemen are expected from the area and 28 members attended. New member Elbert Kime joined the Abbie K. Hand Circle of King's Daughters. Miss Alice Bishbaugh received her nurses cap at Huron road hospital with her parents present.
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Wellington
Lilkwood Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Nodeba
MoncGar
Edna Gott
Verna Rlyers
Gladys Bessemer
Mary Graf
Elbert Kime
S. K. Gibbins
Panamas
New Orleans
Charles Gibbins
Carey
Gibbins
Martin Gibbins
Louise Wiegs
Cleveland
E F. Robinson
Uneic
Thomes Holt
Lew Whitney
Bruce Davis
Lena Strickler
Elyria
Ernest Hartman
Barold Barner
Mary Maxine
Nova
Roy Whitcomb
Lew Whitner
Orrie Beam
Mabel Beam
Beams
Sam Marlette
Kent Street
Lew Hankins
Taylor Street
Mary Sprague
W. W. Clisby
South Main Street
Planned Parenthood League of Ohio
Celumbus
Clair L. Bill
Lorain County
Ohio Fair Managers’ Association
Cashier-Wallick Hotel
Columbus
LMRE
John Barber
John Davidson
Oe 7
Suburban calendar events and gatherings tonight through Sunday
North Ridgeville Harmony Hangout opens Friday 8 to 11 pm. Saturday Ridgeville Grange card party 8 pm at town hall. Sunday Avon Lake Eagles bowling contest with Sandusky and Willoughby Eagles 1 to 5 pm at Avon Lake recreation rooms, dinner and dance to follow. Birmingham VFW meets 3 pm in VFW Hall. Florence church Bible class at Albert Spoerr home. Avon Lake Council 3 pm Park Halls. Band concert by Leslie Trippe and harmonizers Rochester with Lucille Swanker Edith Brrenton and William Hacher, guest speaker L. Worthington of Sidney returning.
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Ridgeville
Avon Lake — Eagles
Sandusky and
Willoughby Eagles
Avon Lake Recreation Rooms
Birmingham
Birmingham — Bible Class
Florence Church
Albert Spoerr
Avon Lake
Park Halls
Leslie Trippe
Tarmonizers
Rochester
Lucille Swanker
Edith Brrenton
Litchfield
Wiliam Hacher
Wellington
L. W. Worthington
Sidney
Olmsted Kiwanis and preschool meeting notices
The Olmsted Kiwanis Club meets at 6 30 p m at Town Hall. A Olmsted preschool parents meeting is set for 8 15 p m in the high school cafeteria.
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NO. Olmsted — Kiwanis Club
Towns Hall
NO. Olmsted
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Faricy
Mid-West Shippers Advisory Board
Reficenc V.ois
Ohio
Columbus — State Auditor
Middle Ave
Daniel
Opera
Everett
Milton
Aaroh
Benrts
Smart
Benrus
Bao 'T
Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Chronicle
T. Elyria
Faith Ware Merrick Ave. West
Chase Chills
Arvin
Little Joe's
Lodi St
North Ridgeville—Harmony
Avon Lake — Jr. High
Ridgeville High School
RCA Victor
Steadier
Elyria Electric
Berson
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