Condemnation Order in Frederick County Virginia
The circuit court orders Northern Virginia Power Company to publish and proceed with appointing commissioners to determine just compensation for a 622 acre easement 100 feet wide to be used for electric and telephone lines across Cecelia A Horst property in Back Creek district. Nonresident defendants must appear within 10 days of due publication. notice to be published in The Winchester Evening Star for two weeks and posted at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Company
West Virginia Mining Company
Back Creek
Cecelia A. Horst
J. S. Zimmerman
Circuit Court
A. S. Pratt
Robert C. Williams
Hagerstown
Maryland
West Virginia
Romney
Gerstown
Zimmerman
West Virginia, Mining Company
Bear Virginia Corporation
Maryland Mining and Fruit Company
Code of Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Court House
Said Court
Elliott Marshall
J. Sloan Kuykendall
P.q
Mother of Quads Dies After Birth at Holy Cross
Mrs. Bernice Ecker, 33, died within hours of delivering quadruplets two boys and two girls at Holy Cross hospital in Chicago. Two babies survived the night and were placed in incubators. Husband Vernon Ecker, a truck driver, reportedly did not know of the pregnancy and brought his wife for treatment for bleeding. Anemia was cited by a hospital physician.
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Chicago
Bernice Ecker
Holy Cross Hospital
Public Opinion Shapes Labor Disputes Across Industries
A century of union growth and steel industry power shapes bargaining as U S Steel and other giants set wage patterns. Interunion unity, employer opposition, and public opinion drive calls for mediating boards and potential compulsory arbitration amid looming economic impact.
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Steel Union
Steel Indus
United Electrical and Radio Workers
Communist Party
Harry Bridge
Hawai
Philip Murray
Steel Industry Board
Congress
Truman
Sour Grapes Origin Clip On Collective Bargaining
The text explains that worker boards should guide collective bargaining, emphasizing the influence of white-spirited members and arbitration as a bridge to negotiation. It then defines the phrase sour grapes by referencing Aesop where a fox dismisses unreachable grapes as sour.
Seven day Army leave for Cpl Good in Japan
Cpl Charles M Good of 314 West Cecil Street assigned to the 98th Quartermaster Service Battalion in Kyoto Japan has a seven day leave at the Omi Maiku hotel in Shiga prefecture overlooking Lake Biwa Japan s largest freshwater lake. The hotel offers swimming boating fishing and summer recreation. Good entered the army in February 1945 at Fort Meade after infantry basic training at Camp Wheeler Georgia and overseas service of 15 months with the 32nd and 24th Divisions.
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Charles M. Good
W. Cecil St
98Th Quartermaster Service
Kyoto
Japan
Omi Maiku
Shiga Prefecture
Lake Biwa
So Il
Good
Fort Meade
Camp Wheeler
Army veteran serves in Korea then returns to current post
An Army enlistee who entered service in January 1947 began a second overseas tour in early 1948 in Korea with the 80th Engineer Base Depot Company. He was transferred to his present assignment last January as Illinois reports 14,101 schools, the most of any state in the union.
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Janary
Korea
80Th Engineer Base
Illinois
The
Union
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America
Underwriters Laboratories
Romaiic
Lyle P. Strosnyder
St. Loudoun St
Clthic
States
Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Organization of Steel Workers
U. S
United States Steel Corporation
General Motors
Ford
General Electric
Interunion
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Auto Workers
Ford Motor Company
Committee For Industrial Organizations
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lew
Mr. Murray
Grove’s
Cosco
Hassocks
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun
George W. Good
Rouss Ave
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Home Office
Newark, N. J
M. T
Jap Hospital
St. Joseph
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Dodge
Wayfarer Business
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