Meeting Slated On Wage Dispute At Ludlow Valve
About 135 workers of the Molders Caremakers Union AFL at Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co. ended their strike and a joint labor management meeting was scheduled for early next week. Federal center officials will convene with company and union leaders to resolve the wage dispute.
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Ludlow
Moulders Caremakers' Union
AFL
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
Enime
Roberta A. Ireland
Ladow
Federal Center
John A. Rooney
Ronpeey
Unlon
Mouldera
Caremakera
Unions Claim Renaselaar Valve Concession. Strike Begins
Union officials said Renaselaar Valve Co granted a wage increase though Ludlow contract talks failed. Negotiations collapsed August 20 and workers refused to report for duty on Monday. No renewal efforts occurred after the strike started. An Albany liquor hearing reviewed a Troy area restaurant license application by Edward P Foley and another man.
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Noobvau
Tha Renaselaar Valve Co
Ludlow Coutrat
Ito
Troy Area
Bate Liquor Authority
Albany
Edward P Foley
Troy
Lake Road
Student Held After Scuffle With Police
A 21 year old student Gordon Wuest of 272 Hoosick Street was arrested after a downtown melee when police tried to break up the disturbance at a meter and later at Fourth and Fulton Streets. Wuest faces felony second degree assault and other charges after allegedly striking Patrolman William Lewis while resisting arrest. He was treated at St. Marys Hospital for scalp and lip injuries. Gerald Shea, 24, of 272 Hoosick Street, was arrested for public intoxication after viewing spectacles being damaged. he received a suspended sentence after paying for the glasses.
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Ot. Mars S Hospital
Gordon Wueast
Hoonick Street
St Macys Hospital
William Lewis
Lewis
Wuestacult
Gerald Shea
Hoosick Street
Thomas J . Connor
Shea
Amo Fourth
Fulton
Paul McMeel
Wiliam van Steenberg
McMeei
Vincent Cunningham
Bernard Madden
Fve
Wuest
Suea
Central Police
Judge O Connor
Thomas V. Kenne
Halfmoon Hawley Co Meeting and Grange Election
Halfmoon C S Hawley Chemical Co schedules a 2 pm meeting Monday. The annual Halfmoon Grange business meeting and election will be held Tuesday evening at Capello Hall. Couples Sabourin Sabourn Potuske Roberts return from travels and Syracuse State Fair. The U S name history dates to the Declaration of Independence.
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C S Hawley Chemical Co
Capello Hall
Halfmoon Grange
Arthur Sabourin
Paul Sabourn
Canada
Wilfred Potuske
Alex Roberts
Syracuse
Court House Resumes Schedule as September Term Opens
The Rensselaer County Court resumes regular hours with 9 to 5 weekdays and noon Saturdays while the Supreme Court will not hold a term until November. Judge Herbert D Hamm will convene the September term. Justice Murray presides at the November term. Local officials note the long gap between Supreme Court sessions. The article lists personnel and attendees at a Champlain Avenue meeting and mentions changes in local court administration.
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Mimmer
Fensaelaer County Court House
Houry Pam
Pam
Herbert D Hamm
Rensselaer County
Supreme Court
William M. Murray
Japan
Supreme
Returnees and Weekend Visits Across States and Nations
Whitehall residents Volkert Campbell and his daughter Jean returned from Collingswood New Jersey and Jamaica. Mrs Wilbert Rivette spent the weekend with her daughter Mie, sharing time together.
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Volkert Campbell
Jean
Collingswood
N. J
Jamaica
Wilbert Rivette
Mie
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