Hiring Of Handicapped Is Urged In Manpower Shortage Warning
John M. Convery of the National Association of Manufacturers warned at a forum that the armed nation’s defense contracts will drain workers from many industries. He said all employers should consider employing the physically handicapped, mentally retarded, and older workers to alleviate scarce labor as plants expand. Executives from Hagerstown area attended the meeting chaired by Harold Porter of the Porter Chemical Company.
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National Association of Lone Industry
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Total Alexander
Harold Porter
Porter, Chemical Company
Labor leaders discuss defense era worker relations
An NAM speaker argues handicapped workers can serve efficiently and stay employed, noting they’re not usually drafted. He urges informing employees about economic conditions and a company’s defense role, with examples of worker customer liaison and profit-sharing concepts. Attendees from Kareratown area firms include Porter, Stone, Kaiss, and many others.
Student Honored As New Vice-President At College
Willian D. Huddle of Western Maryland College is elected vice-president of Gamma Beta Chi Fraternity. He is the son of Rev and Mrs W C Huddle of Williamsport Maryland. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park has hosted more visitors than any other national park every year since 1941.
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Western Maryland College
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Police report highlights April disorder and theft figures
The period shows 14 breaking incidents, 30 larcencies, 42 magistrates dismissed entries, and eight auto thefts. Drunken arrests reached 1,047 with parking violations also noted as unusually high last month.
Two Field Days For Jersey Men
Two Jersey breeder field days announced by County Agent Mark Miller. The Eastern Panhandle event is Saturday May 26 in Keemond West Virginia at Foreat Hammond farm with demonstrations contests and classification. The second field day is set for Hagerstown by local breeders with details to follow.
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West Virginia
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Forreat
Hammond
Parking Tickets Reported in April by Hagerstown Police
Thirteen cases were solved by the Hagerstown police force in April, per a report yesterday from Captain of Police Jesse Brown. New ones opened during the month are noted in the summary.
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Jesse Brown
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Event Details Proclaimed By U S Children's Bureau
On May 4 a full detailing of the annual event will be announced. The U S Children's Bureau operates under the Department of Labor and supported the program.
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