Rail Strike Briefly Shakes Economy And Production
A two day nationwide railroad walkout by 25 000 machinists forced transit delays halted shipments including military supplies to Vietnam and trimmed vegetable and meat markets. Congress authorized a presidential board to settle wage talks if needed. Steel and copper outputs fell and auto production slowed as analysts noted an overall economic rebound in the second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Association of Machinists Union
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
United Steelworkers of America
Phelps Dodge Corp
Commerce Department
Department
U.S. Treasury
Handy & Harman
Pleasant Grove community events and visits noted
Pleasant Grove residents host a Sunday School picnic at the Catlett home for church members. The Capon Bridge Ruritan Club held its annual picnic with about 80 attendees and the Capon Bridge Junior High Band performed. Numerous visits and family gatherings are recorded, including multiple trips to see relatives in Middletown, Winchester, and Leesburg, plus church activities and an upcoming annual church meeting on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Pleasant Grove
Lamar Owens
Kevin
Oakley Catlett
Laura Catlett
Pleasant Grove Church
Mary Alabaugh
Nellie
Howard Lambert
Viola Cooley
Yuomen Clark
Ricky
Roxanne
David
Gary
Ward Potter
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Jesse Shangleton
Kathy Lee
Howad Shangleton
Meloney Shangleton
Edwin Shangleton
Howard Shingleton
John Coryell
Coryell
Omps
Johnny Brewer
Danial L. Frazier
Leonard Clark
Norman Clark
Dennis
Joe Cooley
Upper Strawsburg
Capon Bridge Ruritan Club
Capon Bridge
C. L. Smith
Cross Junction
Ford-Ferguson
David Bradley
Maude K. Weaver
Waterlock
Warren County
Virginia
Fork Magisterial
Richardson
Southern Railway
Shenandoah River
Katherine K. McMahon
Circuit Court
Front Royal
Strasburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberta Shanholtz
Ray Lee
Arlie Lee
Walter Cooley
Middletown
Robert Byron
Kathy
Artie Lee
Family
Sarah Foltz
Leslie Beau
Ira Nesselrodt
Winchester
Ellwood Crosse
Leesburg
John H. Coryell Jr
Gary White
Paul Wilson
the Coryells
Duke Simmons
Connecticut
Coryells
Fairview
E.U.B
Viola Carpenter
Buck
Tommy
Leonard Fahnstock
Denny's
Rt. 7
Win
Alaska
New Jersey
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Maryland
Washington, D.C
NIH
M&f
Stephens City
Paper Mill Road
Berryville
Julian Berlin
Pine Motor Co
Dodge
Chrysler
Weldon Nicholson
Clearbrook
West Alley
Gray Ave
Haun’s
Winchester Evening Star
Misc
Shawnee Land
Vienna
Boxwood
DIAL
Miller Hardware Store
Berryville Ave
Loudoun
Shorty’s Grocery
John Copley, Jr
Martinsburg
Boyd DeHaven and Son
Tommy McCann
C.b
Amherst Street
Call
Mountain
D. Oscar Ramsburg
Braddock
Piné Motor Co
Dodge and
Loudoun St
Bull Run Mountain
William A. Bates
the Plains
Fisher
Stultz Machine Shop
Smithfield Ave
Goldak
Welltown Pike
SBY
H’hold
Furnish
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Main Highway
S. Braddock St
Apt. 4
Thomas Edison
Sporting Goods
Scott
OASIS
Earl Haines, Inc
Berryville Pike
Tubs
Ford
S&e
S. Kent St
Kenmore
Kern Motor Co
Kern Motor Co., Inc
Anderson's
Cavalier Swim Club
Richards Avenue
Ment
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Valley Ave
Carroll T. Crosen, Jr
Richards Ave
Tom Marks
Lewis Circle Drive
Country Club Estates
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Con’t
Boyce
W.d. Orndorff
Albert Nicodenius
Charles R. Duvall
Audt
Eva Sargent
Howard W. White
Walter L. Smith
B.O. Brumback
Marsh and Sarver
James Janney
Woodstock, Va
John O. Marsh, JR
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