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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
11
Wirtz tells congressional committee that white collar workers have risen to 26 percent of total employment by 1962, while factory production staff declined from 1947 to 1962 as output climbed 80 percent. Meany spoke after AFL sessions about union organization trends and labor campaigns.
Farmers show interest in a grain program with ASCS payments of 18 cents per bushel for corn 14 cents for barley and 16 cents for grain sorghum. Chairman Stickley urged farmers to visit the ASCS office on W. Boscawen St for explanations and to contact county farmers. Mrs. Virginia McClure will be at Southern States Store Stephens City to explain the program and provide forms. There is also mention of a CIO Council 10 day winter meeting and anti trust law votes in Congress.
Classified ad seeking a hydraulic backhoe operator for Perry Engineering Co. contact number not provided. job listing appears in the February 19 issue.
Richmond AP reports Virginia public college professors earn close to the Southern top but remain below the national average. Florida and Delaware exceed Virginia, while Alabama is lowest. The board notes salaries have not kept pace with four years prior.
We express thanks to the minister pallbearers and for the flowers and cards. Grateful for the kindness shown to us after the death of our son and brother George Taylor from Mr and Mrs William Taylor and family.
A local memorial event at Winchester Memorial Hospital honors Cline, the minister, Williamson, and relatives with cards and tributes. Bowe and the Snes Oa are noted among attendees on February 19, 2011.
The brief AP report notes Governor Coorps Ties serving a nine day term that did not block his move into the governor's mansion. The piece refers to a bachelor Democrat and a Yeuten- era context.
The Winchester office will be closed all day Friday for Washington's Birthday. Farmers interested in signing up should plan accordingly and return after the holiday.
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