Missouri Pacific Strike Ends After 45 Day Walkout
Missouri Pacific trains resumed after a 45 day strike by about 5 000 workers and 20 000 other layoffs across 10 states. Arbitration settled 189 of 282 grievances with basic hours and wages unchanged. Officials estimate a full return to normal within 2 3 days and note damages exceed 36 million dollars to company and workers.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Pacific
Railway Labor Act
Railroad Adjustment Board
Paul J. Neff
Neff
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers
Midwest
Illinois
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Three Soldiers Die In Maryland River Tragedy
The army reported the bodies of three young soldiers from Texas and New Mexico were found in Gunpowder river near the Edgewood chemical center. Pvt. Patricio M. Pena of Laredo, Pvt. Ricardo Avila of San Antonio, and Pvt. Juan B. Duran of Santa Fe, all 18 or 19, had been missing a week and were determined to have drowned.
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Edgewood
Texas
New Mexico
Gunpowder River
Army Chemical Center
Patricio M. Pena
Laredo
Tex
Ricardo Avila
San Antonio
Juan B. Duran
Santa Fe
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Chemical Center
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Fuel & Feed CO
St. Mary's Road
Normone
Shomer
Levy
Cosmetic Department
Larson Baily
Prell
Broadway
Village
Thals
Westinghoue
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Sheets
B.T.U
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Westing ~ House
Suede
Florsheim
Cer
Tucson Little Theatre
Temple of Music and Art
Kroehler
Westinghouse, G. E. and
Sunbeam Appliances
DIAL
Samson
Tucson and
Willcox