C and P Responds to Union Charges in Labor Dispute
Morrel counters union claims on the nation's telephone system and public safety. He argues collective bargaining is fair while condemning walkouts and false charges. He notes public visits to Bell offices since 1949 and cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data and Treasury reports to defend wages as competitive.
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Morrel
Murray
Bell Company
Maryland
Beirne
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Treasury Department
Free Book on Arthritis and Rheumatism Ex excelsior Springs
An Excelsior Springs Missouri clinic offers a free book titled Rheumatism to readers of the paper. The booklet explains why drugs only provide temporary relief and how to obtain lasting relief from arthritis and rheumatism. No obligation to request. send a letter today to the Bail Clinic Dept m Excelsior Springs Missouri.
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Excelsior Springs
Lette
Dept. m. Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Reserve Group Launches Drive for Wartime Leaders
The Reserve Group seeks to recruit former officers from Army Navy Air Force Marines and guards for a wartime leadership drive in peacetime. A meeting at 7 30 tomorrow at the Armory will feature Major Clayton A Dieterich of Baltimore and film showings with refreshments.
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Aornal
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Aft Guard
ACA
Armory
Clayton A. Dieterich
Baltimore
Maryland Reserve Others Association
Rod Grimt
Paul Wok Vher
Nob Bowmratt
OL RL Jones
Prank Brookanan
Tom Hagerman
GOP Announces 1950 Platform Aims at Foreign Policy Shift
Washington, February. Republican drafters outlined a three point platform stressing administration foreign policy reform and anti Communists. Guy G Gabrielson called the program constructive yet cautious and hinted the party would align with Truman era decisions while awaiting full details.
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Washington
Feb
GOP
Guy G. Gabrielson
Yewudy
Repuhtt Ecans
Mil
Avelera
Asia
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Charies
State Department
Gatheisay
Othe Truman
Phermy
AFL Leaders Hold Peace Meetings After Machinists Seek Reaffiliation
Leaders of the Independent Machinists Union met AFL executive council in Miami Beach to pursue reentry into the federation while maintaining political cooperation. The talks center on jurisdiction over machinery installation work and friction with the Carpenters Union.
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AFL
Miami Beach
Fla
Machinists Union
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Machinists
Executive Council
LAM
Carpenters Union
The
AY Trayes
William Hutcheson
Carpentera Union
Whiskey Case Tops Mountain Manhunt and Kidnap Plot
Andrew Cecil McCantley known as a wintering gunman hoarded gear in a Colorado cabin with a mink coat and thousands of blank checks. A victim, Dierba Jean Carell, aided lawmen after a shootout that left deputies wounded. McCantley and Carell fled in a car, took hostages, and led troopers on a snowy mountain chase across multiple roads and incidents before ending at Les Miller’s cabin.
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Golden
Colo
Andrew Cecil McCanley
Carl Entow
McCantey
Ivy Omottain
Teds
Jean Carell
Cof Heston
Tex
Entow
McCantley
Dullar Brinks Ateney Osaldap
Baston
FRM Agrars
Enlow
Mega Tex
Oscar Kitterman
McCauley
Kitterman
Donald
McCautey
Miss Carroll
Tie
George TH. Newell
Newell
Young Kitterman
Baltimore clothing maker charged with arson after smoke sighted at plant
Leon L Goldberg 37 proprietor of a downtown Baltimore clothing concern was freed on $10 bail on an arson charge after smoke was seen from the third floor of the Gulisberg Clothing Manufacturing Co at 113 West Baltimore Street. Firefighters battled a separate six alarm blaze at Manufacturers Outlet Co two doors away that killed two firefighters.
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Baltimore
Leon L., Goldberg
Gulisberg Clothing Manufacturing Co
Baltimore Street
Daniel Diordan
No. 15 Engine Company
Andrew Duffy
Manufacturers Outlet Co
Anthony Herr
Thomas J. Mooney
Goldberg
Goldberg Clothing
Councilman's Car Damaged In West End Incident
A crash in West End damaged a parked car belonging to Councilman Jack Hellane and a second vehicle driven by Alonza F Hull of Clear Spring. Police estimate Hellane’s damage at 75 dollars and Hull's at 200 dollars. The incident occurred on West Washington Street last night.
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Clear Spring
West End
Jack Hellane
Alonza
Wellgne
West Washington Street
City Police To Get New Cruisers
Hagerstown police await this week’s outcome of bids from local dealers for new cruisers. Public Works Board years ago advertised, with details pending. Police Commissioner Ellinger says quantity depends on bid terms and department budget. three Chevrolet cruisers currently serve the force.
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Hagerstown
Public Works Board
M. E.ellinger
Ellinger
New Hearing Device Eliminates Ear Receiver Button
Chicago readers hail a new device that provides clear hearing without a visible receiver button in the ear. The Phantomold and Beltone promise near invisibility, enabling songs sermons and social success with no self conscious appearance. Makers Beltone offer a free brochure and home test without risk.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Dept
19Th St
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Beltone Hearing Center
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Pat’s
Tiators
Virginia Avenue
Fromeff
Reserve Officers Association
F. Brookman
W. Bussard
E. G
Peter Potter
O. R. Junes
T. Hagerman
M. Moltranfel
BR. J. Grant
S. G
E.couney
Gop’s
Acousticon
W. Washington &. Ph
Machinist Union
Miami
FAM
AFL Counesl
Russia
Soviet Union
Senate
Counch
Stalin
Franco
Spain
Hitler
United States
Madrid
Arthur RO Lamhe
Ainistration
Espana Cutte
House
Father Johns
Gareel
the Civitan Club
Glick’s Shoe Store
Leon L. Goldberg
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tydia Pinkham
Dodge
Central Motors
S. Potomac Street
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