Labor unions oppose four eastern rail trunk merger plan
Cleveland July 26 Railroad labor with half a million unemployed plans to fight the Interstate Commerce Commission approved consolidation that would create four trunk systems. David B Robertson spokesman for 22 unions said opposition centers on hearings and potential job losses while stressing workers rights must be protected. He noted the B and O executive claim that most economies come from layoffs but declined to estimate job impacts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eastern Railways
David
Robertson
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio-Nickle Plate
Baltimore and Ohio
Daniel Willard
The
Railroad Labor Executives Association
Big Schindel Family Reunion At City Park
The Schindel descendants held their annual reunion at City Park with 200 attendees from New York City, Washington, Martinsburg, York, Chambersburg, Shippensburg, Hagerstown and more. William E. Schindle presided. prayers and talks covered family history from Elizabeth E. Hutter to Frank O. Schindle. Election of officers and future reunion planned for July 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Philip
Samuel Schindel
City Park
William E. Schindle
Mason-Dixon
A. O. Kerns
Shippensburg
John Dunn
Elizabeth E. Hutter
John Peter Shindel
Edwin Wilson Hutter
Lancaster
James Buchanan
Harriett Lane
Buchanan
Hutter
Italy
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Frank O. Schindle
Edward Lingamfelter
J. Benedict Reed
Ijr
Keedysville
William Roulette
M. W. Dutton
Hagerstown
Howard Tabler
Martinsburg
Wilmer Hartman
Chambersburg
Myra Schindle
Greencastle
Eugenia Harman
Frank Shhindle
Mason Dixon
Benjamin Schindel
Cavilla Barnhart
J. B. Reed
New York City
Washington
York
Local Social Notes from State Line July Page
Sunday visits span Greenmount Shindle Boward Coble and Swisher households. Miss Mary Binkley enjoys ten days with friends in Sunbury and Middleburg. Ruth V. Mcalet er of Shenandoah and Robert L. Dotacn of Hagerstown wed July 18 at Grace United Brethren parsonage.
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Merle Shindle
Edward
Joyce
Frank Shindle
Greenmount
Mis
Mary Binkley
Sunbury
Flaine
Mary Myers
Virginia Nichols
Christ Reformed Sandy
Red Bridge Park
Lewis Bowders
Ray Bowders
Mason and Dixon
Isaac Casey
Ruth V. Mcaleter
Shenandoah
Robert L. Dotacn
Hagerstown
Grace United Brethren Church
G. I. Rider
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Lee
Ee Ea
W. Washington Street
Brown’s
Washington ST
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
the Store For Best
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
SUN Proof
W. Franklin St
Schindel
Dethol
State Line
Middleburg
Snyder County
Guy Bonders
Reatha
Vernon Boward
Ralph Coble
Shady Grove
Ralph Mann
Charles Shank
Charlie Stouffer
O. J. Nash
Emmett Warrenfeltz
George Swisher
Walter Swisher
Amos Metcalfe
Mercersburg
Stanley Harie Rey
Earl Shoap
Rhodes Grove
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Pen-Mar Park
Workman
Cogswell
Jacquard Velour
Walnut
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Otomac
Rockers
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