Steel wage talks push to break deadlock in steel industry
Amid strikes and plant shutdowns in major firms eight independents sign wage pacts with the union covering 11 000 workers while most big firms reject Wage Stabilization Board recommendations. Feinsinger travels from Washington to press a settlement as 650 000 workers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
As & A
Dinary
Barium Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Feinsinger
Murray
Washington
Shoe Company Cheating in Hospital Slippers Case
A committee reports a shoe firm cheated by using cheaper materials for hospital slippers. Estimated extra cost per pair up to 15 cents, totaling about $103000, with the firm allegedly pocketing the premium. The firm is said to have eliminated competition by bidding low, knowing deviations would be allowed. The contractor shipped rejected lots and uninspected lots despite government inspection.
Tip On Crash Best Of Week Tip On Crash
Heavy rain drenched the area Saturday afternoon as readers submit tips. A Fiddlersburg woman wins third prize of 1.50 for reporting dog incidents and clothesline damage, while a Virginia Avenue man described triplet calves horn to a cow. A Chestnut Street house note mentions fishing worms and fishermen picking up Saturday morning. A North Prospect Street woman reports her son’s incident in Richmond on a TV and a Philadelphia station moment later. Daily Mail invites tips weekdays 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call office to claim prizes. some radio tubes require microscopes to assemble.
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Fiddlersburg
Virginia Avenue
Chestnut Street
North Prospect Street
Richmond
Philadelphia
The
Daily Mail
Tornadic Hail Storm Destroys Barns Across Frederick County
A Saturday tornado and hailstorm swept Frederick County causing extensive damage from Sharpsburg to Middletown. A Teays family barn near Sharps hust and a Kefauver farm barn near Middletown were toppled or blown off foundations, with roofs torn off and debris scattered. Power and phone lines were disrupted though service gradually returned. one airport employee suffered a head injury, and several large greenhouse panes were broken as trees and structures suffered widespread damage.
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Hagerstown
Teays
Sharpshust
Charles Rohrer
Sharpsburg
W. B. Leatherman
Fairplay
Frederick County
Unis
Co. & P. Telephone Company
U.S. Weather Bureau
Frederick
Haltimore
Noah E. Kefattvey
Middletown
Kefauver
Skefauver
Harold A. Reinsberg
Smithsboro High School
Frederick High School
Union Manufacturing Co
Gibney
Mary Bester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Keedesville
Potomac Edison Company
Harlema
Wiles
Rosedale
Fred Pease
Westminster
Keylar
Carroll County
Thurmont
Moyersville
Rocky Ridge
Hood College
BC Pain Relief Tablets and Powders Ad
An advertisement touts BC tablets and powders for fast relief from headaches neuralgic pains minor muscular aches and periodic pains. It claims the full effectiveness comes from a combination of popular pain relievers and promises the same formula in tablet or powder form. It also promotes various sizes including 10c 25c and family sizes.
Obituaries continue with Payne Miller Marozza notices
Obituaries continue listing Ethel Lynn Payne of Philadelphia and Sharpsburg, Clarence Edgar Miller of Hagerstown, and Thomas Felice Marozza of Washington County. Details include birthplaces, military service, survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment plans. Funeral services and obituaries reference local churches and cemeteries.
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Chambersburg Area
Rebecca E Deal 81 of Greencastle died Saturday after a six month illness. Born in Mercersburg daughter of the late George Deal and Elizabeth Carney Deal she was a Trinity Lutheran Church member. Survived by nieces and nephews including ones in Hagerstown funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Minnich Funeral Home Greencastle officiating burial Fairview Cemetery Mercersburg. call tonight 7 to 9 pm. Charles H Slobie former Hagerstown resident died at Chambersburg Hospital. services 2:30 pm Tuesday at Suter Funeral Home interment Rest Haven Cemetery. Mrs Lottie Nichols Wilson died Saturday. services 3:30 pm today at Suter Funeral Home interment Beat Haven Cemetery. Boxing Day note explains British holiday customs.
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Ethel L. Payne
Ethel Lynn Payne
Sharpsburg
Philadelphia
Martin V. and
Rebecca (Little) Creamer
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Leo
Horace
Roland Wetzel
George Fetterolf
Bellmawr
N. J
Mabel Mesa
Philadeplhia
Clarence E. Miller
Clarence Edgar Miller
Mechanic Street
Shady Grove
John H
Bima (Stoner) Miller
Hagerstown
France
Field Artillery
Fairchild Aircrate
Military Order of the Purple Heart
Last Man's Club
Lurilla B. Miller
Bessie Long
John
Ivan Miller
Frank Miller
Rockford
Illinois
A. «. Coffman Funeral Home
Paul M. Robinson
Charles M. LeFew
Beahms Chapel
Luray
Virginia
Thomas F. Marozza
Thomas Felice Marozza
Sherman Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Italy
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Maria Marozza
Korea
Joseph
Los Angeles
Catif
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Rebecca E. Deal
Greencastle
Franklin Farms
Chambersburg
Mercersburg
George
Elizabeth
Carney) Deal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Minnleh
Charles Shilke
Fairview Ceemetery
Charles H. Slobie
Hasiptal
Suter
Nel
Frank
Rest Haven Cemetery
Lottie Nichols Wilson
Fairground Avenue
J. Turnbull Spicknall
Beat Haven Cemetery
Stalin Favors Big Three Meeting
Stalin signals openness to a four power peace alliance as Nesterov promotes broad trade expansion. The Indian Embassy notes a frank discussion with Sir Sarvapilli on world issues, urging continued efforts to bring top leaders together.
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M. V V. Nesterov
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Sarvapilli
Stalin
Jet Battles Rage in Korean Skies
American Sabre pilots in Korea report shooting down four Mig-15 aircraft with likely two additional destroyed and others crippled amid ongoing air battles over Seoul on a Monday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Eight Sunday in three jet battles over Northwest Korea
Heavy fighting erupted in Western Korea on Saturday night as nearly 300 Chinese Reds with shields attacked Allied lines. The report notes naval and ground actions, including ships aiding refugees and troop movements between Inchon and Mako. Also mentions personnel from Hagerstown and Seattle linked to LST Division 34 and MCRD Parris Island assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Kore
Korea
William Henry Harrison Shortest U S President Term
William Henry Harrison served the shortest presidency in United States history. He was inaugurated on March 4, 1841, and died on April 4, 1841, after a brief time in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Henry Harrison
U. S
White Cross Plan Maintains Rates for All Policyholders
The White Cross Plan uses standard underwriting and has kept general rates unchanged for all insured. Policyholders retain their original rate from childhood until adulthood if they stay with the plan. Hospital coverage pays $4 to $15 per day for up to 100 days per year per person and surgeon fees range from $5 to $250 for operations in any setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
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Milly's Dress Shop
General van Fleet
Janes A. van Fleet, Jr
Sth U.S. Army
Benevola
Union
Commonwealths
Mass
Penna
Geo. W. Stimpson
Hagerstown, Md
Frederick Eyster
R. D. McKee, Inc
North Potomac Street
Doggy Playground
Frankfort
Vider
Samppson
Sit
Charles W. Wolford
Flronina
G. G. Wolford
Wolford Avenue
LST Division
Mako
Whso
California
Mall
Chaves
Thompson
Murel
U. S. Marine Corps
Carvis Island
S.C
iGuy i. Thompson
MCRD
Parris Island
8. C
Eighth Army
Carroll L. Irving
Hagers
Seattle
General A. EB. Yondon
Anderson
Red Cross
St. Paul’s E.U.B. Church
Franklin and Locust Streets
Chrysler
Mikes
America
Haslacker Motor CO
Baltimore St
Far East
U.S
Bankers Life
Bankers Life & Casualty Co
Washington, St
Maryland
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