After Settlement Will Steel Prices Rise
After a 35 month labor settlement with United Steelworkers and 10 major producers, analysts debate if steel prices will rise. The 3.2 to 3.7 percent wage increase costs industry about 450 million dollars yearly, prompting management to hint at possible selective price boosts while avoiding a general rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers of America
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel Corp
Stephens City collects community notices from many residents
Local column reports a wedding shock as Evelyn Bean plans to marry Boyd Bean at Stephens City Methodist Church on Sept 11 with a post ceremony reception on Main Street. Also noted are church events, visits, travel plans, and local social news from families in Stevens City, Gore, Winchester, Capon Bridge, and White Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City Methodist Church
Evelyn Bean
Beans
Boyd Bean
Main St
W.S.C.S
Local Family Visits and Travel Notes in Howard’s Chapel Area
A series of brief hometown visits are recorded around Howard’s Chapel and nearby Bergton involving the DeHaven, Whetzel, Kerns, and Place families. Neighbors such as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zeiler and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whettel are noted visiting relatives or hosting guests, with several calls at the A L DeHaven home and other local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Arena
Long Island
James Spence
Brentwood
Jackie Tecol al Rainier
John Low
C. N. Brene Dle
Rufus Burcham
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Bland Ritenour
Harry Wareren
Harry Ritenour
Harry Ratchford
Richard Argenbright
Spain
Nettie Argenbright
Cortney Anthony
Norfolk
Cathy Guess
Jack Kemp
Route 277
Neweton D. Baker Hospital
Bee
Ralph, Ritenour
William Marshall
Pennsylvania
Harold Neff
Bland Ritenour, Jr
Carolyn Glaize
Carson Cline
Eugene Metz
Lancaster
B. B. Horst
Amiss Horst
Amsterdam
N.Y
Nelvin Horst
Lowell Horst
Lancaster County
Poconos Mountains
William Tate Ayler
R.P.I
Rich
Oakley Catlett
Laura Catlett
Dwgat Whitacre
Dottie Lou
Ronald
Donald
Nellie George
Purgutsville
Robert Ryan
National Fruit and Shenandoah Apple
Howards Chapel
Henry DeHaven
Richard DeHaven
Audrey DeHaven
Othella DeHaven
Wilma-Lee DeHaven
Charles Zeiler
Frank Whetzel
Bergton
W.va
Paul Whitacre and Sons
A. L. DeHaven
Gus Hulver
Harry Kerns
Fremont Place
Lynwood DeHaven
Clarence Davis
Dwayne Erick
David Whetzel
Zane Kerns
Allen DeHaven
Frank Whettel
Monk seeks treatment claim at Anuradhapura Hospital
A Health Ministry official saw a monk who said he had received no treatment for two weeks after admission. Doctors had decided he needed no treatment the day he was admitted, but he was not informed he could leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo, Ceylon
Health Ministry
Anuradhapura
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bailey
Ben Casey
Ramon
Blondie
Jackson Twins
Wiffie
Jill
Captain
REV
U.S. Pot
Morty Meekle
Winthrop
Snuffy Smith
Elviney
Aunt Loweezy
Nancy
pOe
Stephens City
Jack Hiser
Ola Hiser Neff
Broadway
Perry Lee Mauck
Front Royal
Charles Mauck
Andy Mauck
Winchester
Mamie Mauck
Mack Mauck
C. 8S. Hudson
Culepeper
Pauline Cutright
Denis Hoover
Wakeman
Pfc
Max Hausenfluck
Fort Jackson
S.C
Henry Hausenfluck
Hausenfluck
California
Franklin E. Guess
Cathy
Robert E. Ayler
Mayport
Fla
Shangri-La
Pleasant Grove
By Janie C. Lee
Johnnie Brew
Brewer
E.U.B
Sallie Oates
Delbert Whitacre
Gore
Gore Baptist Church
Omps
Capon Bridge
Howard Lambert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred Whitlock
Clayton Daily
Thurman Clark
Kenneth Clark
Ira Bageant
Mt. Hebron
Charles Lee
Kathy
Howard Shingleton
Augusta
Ralph Youngblood
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ray Lees
Milton McDonald
Junior Peer
George Allen Clark
Whitacre
Fred Youngblood
Roger Delanter
Frederick, Md
Frances Strickland
Alda Shorts
Garland Spaid
P.T.A
White Hall
Carter Luttrell
Donald Harmon
Paul de Haven
Marvin Shaver
Sunnyside
Anna Smoke
John Clark
Automakers
American Statistical Association
Philadelphia
Mrs
Harry O. Kerns
General Electric
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Money Matters
U. S
Arabian Gulf
Ireland
Troy Hooey
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