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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1949

Page

1

Ford Workers Get Pensions

Ford and the United Auto Workers outline a pension plan effective March 1 with a $100 monthly benefit for retirees, normal 65 retirement age and 30 years service, administered by a joint board with equal union and company representation. Five thousand Ford workers could retire immediately, with checks starting April 1.

Ford Utnion and Company Reuther Chrysler Corp Chrysler UAW General Motors Corp Uaw-Gm Auto Workers Union

Coal Tipple Is Rocked By Blast and Gunfire Flares

Governor Tuck orders state emergency actions to secure coal for Virginia as 16 Kanawha County mine operators win temporary injunction blocking picketing of non union mines. Kanawha School Board halts basca to avoid clashes. UMW and Southern Coal Producers plan 1 pm talks. SCPA accounts for about one sixth of the nation’s coal.

Tuck Virginia Council of Defense Virginia Kanawha County W. Va Tuppere Creek Charleston UMW Southern Coal Producers Associations SCPA Seft

Steel Conferees Strain Over Industry Subsidy Costs

Reports indicate CIO Steelworkers President Philip Murray pushes for the steel industry to cover pension and insurance costs, threatening a strike at 12:01 a m Saturday unless agreements change. Government mediators remain involved as talks continue amid plant curtailments and mounting labor pressure.

Page Industry Steel Philip Murray CIO Plank Bane Steel Murray Elying Wa Stael Ponster Scoel Sivel Kittke Hiter Bic Steel le Jzan Banking Furnaces Ity Cla. Leage Ave Subsidiaries Feder Thera

Woman Hurt as Auto Truck Crash on City Streets

An 11 year old woman was critically hurt and four other people were seriously injured in a crash at Elizabeth and West Washington Streets yesterday. Charles William Long, 29, of Clear Spring, was arrested on drunken driving charges. an open charge was placed against the elderly man pending outcome of the injuries. Bertha May Barnes, 425 West Washington, suffered multiple fractures and injuries. Harold L. Kelly, George He Renter, Lloyd P. Gruber, and James Cauffman were also injured. Damage to the Long car and truck was estimated at several hundred dollars.

Elizabeth West Washington Streets Charles William Long Clear Spring Bertha May Barnes West Washington Street Filer Washington Street Harold L. Kelly Long George He Renter Elizabeth Street Lloyd PL .Gruber Winter Street James Cauffman Tall

Washington County 4-H Animals Bring Good Prices at Auction

Four States Livestock Sales hosted 24 4-H youth entries including hogs and lambs from Washington County. Grand champion hog Swit Dodged led by buyer Charles Clepper Clear Spring while reserve hog Hampshire shown by Richard Moats Wageratown sold for 20 cents per pound to Warren Miller. Average hog price reached about 220 dollars, with 47 hogs sold. event sponsored by the State Board University Extension Service and Four States Livestock Sales with another sale planned for November 9.

Washington County Aern Carlton Poland Eoud Price Charles Clepper Richard Moats Warren Miller Raymond Mipetler Wik Viger Miller Bie Sprim Tate Westerdas University of My Wil

Second Term Rally For Governor Lane Draws District Support

At a sixth district rally, supporters praised Governor Lane for a potential second term while critiquing sales tax rhetoric. Democratic leaders from Washington County highlighted women’s increasing political roles and urged coordinated campaigns across five western Maryland counties.

Governor Lane Asturaster William Wmetzer Democratic State Central Committee Washington County Washington Sng Lane Anmapoli Walsh Maryland Nareagan Kane Whiteharalter Otter Edwards Truman Jane Burhans Democratic Women's Cluir

Fairchild Aircraft Defendant In Suit

Divsiel A King filed suit for 8100 damages in Circuit Court yesterday against the Fairchild Aircraft Corporation. King, an employee of Fairchild, alleges ill treatment and failures to elect office responses. His attorney is Lloyd Karin.

Divsiel A. King Fairchild Any Aircraft Corporation King Hellitenes

Grim Choice for Tito in Tito Fight Timeline

The Literary Gazette reports Tito faces a stark choice in history’s view: accept poison like Hitler or ritual rope like Mussolini. The remark frames Yugoslavia’s premier amid wartime moral scrutiny.

Moscow The Literary Gazette History Tito Yugoslavia Hitler Mussolini

Mother and Son Found Guilty in Delaware Slaying Case

In a Delaware court, Mrs. Brennan and her son Robert Brennan were found guilty of the Woolridge murder. Testimony linked the two to a plan involving a lonely hearts arrangement and a motive of money. Robert admitted shooting Woolridge in self defense during a dispute over attentions.

Robert Dean Brennan Raymond George Ars Tessories Wooldridge Augustine Late Sune Jenok N. UL Hugo Schilz New Talmpshire William J. Phinny New Aapshire McKanan Schulz Delaware

New Surgical Advances Highlight Medical Conference

A Johns Hopkins and Johns Hopkins led discussion outlined three operable congenital heart conditions. Blue baby surgeries show over 85 percent success in 875+ treated cases. Other talks covered radioactive isotopes in medicine, rheumatic fever, thyroid diseases, and patterns of disease. The Maryland Academy of General Practice aims to raise standards for family doctors.

Johns Hopkins G. M. Lyon United States Veterans Administration Washington, D. C United States Francis F. Schwentker Tomsy Hopkins T. H. McGavack New York Medical College LeRoy H. Sloan University of Viltnois College of Medicine H. L. Porterfield Academy

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