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Bulletin, Mt. Jov. Pa. Thursday, September 22, 1949 | Extension poultry specialists of the other lave; added about every >
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BUILD UP LITTER (in the laying house is a good time | | State College expiain Re atu Pi inary Results
When the pullets are being put|to start the use of built-up litter | a 4 wi hia | i
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“ lotals are in tas ‘orde Lincoln,
Viavtewn, Springville
| Geo. F Eater
1 , total 286. Marvin
and you’ll choose [Fr BE st
| hart E 101, 78, 66 total 245 Norman
| M. Heisey 22, 148, 80 total 280
'St iw = Henry B. Heiser, 93
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total 444
: - Paul’ B. McMullen: 95,
FISHER UNISTEEL él, Ot: ©
\ 3. F. Morton, 89, 228.
BODY CONSTRUCTION | 41
School Director Ge E. Mowis,
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us - Rey indge, Maunice A. Sweit-
PRESSURE TIRES 106; Frank McK
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Ba ro ¢ { 3. Snickler 101; scattered. 7: judg
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Le ay . A i i YN i 3 Charies ID. Campbell 124
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Over twenty years ago, the Congress EN) Q the unions ignore acreements or laws A < {
- - Eas Fed is . acur until tu be ¢ 1
nited tates passed the Railway Labor Act f'rovisions of the Law which ered sud fait: ol Peas
. are Disreqgarded m hot . nd
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It was hailed by union leaders as 80) is a fies BNE
a ino e Labor Act to settle disputes over the means Aluminum Foil
ing of contracts: Auminum feil comes in rolls
for the settlement of labor dis t I= Decision by National Railroad Ad- wax psper IMexpensive } ex-
pu es. justment Board. {remely handy in the kitchen. Tb»
2— Decision by System Adjustment rcheat rolls, wrap them in the foi
: Board for the specific railroad. nd heat in the oven Make muf-
TT: LEADERS of the Brotherhood of President Truman’s Board 3—Decision by arbitration. fin or cup caks containers
Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood y oy. by neutral Bor niatners
: i FO Condemns Strike r 3 J minum foil or shane foil in a
of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, t H=1ecision by courts. ah Ww
Order of Railway Conductors, and the There is an estabiished legal method for The Missouri Pacific Railroad has been ; a. me 4 eyo « ne. a :
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmenon the handling disputes involving existing writ- nd is entirely willing ‘ have these dis Joy yang and 9 a
Missouri Pacific Railroad have refused to ten contracts—just as there is such a Putes settled in accorduice with the re Bd: fx anoiner nV Dire
avail themselves of the peaceful means pethod of settling any contract dispute quirements of the Railway Labor Act. tions come with the aluminum foi
provided by this Act for settling their dis- which you may have in your daily life. Regardless of this fact, the union leaders nd you will find many ways
putes. They insist that they be the sole The President of the United States ap- have shut down that railroad » it other than those offered by
umpire of their own disputes over the pointed a Fact Finding Board to investi- the manufacture:
meaning of contracts, gate and adjust the Missouri Pacific dis- Innocent Bystanders Suffer If You Didn't Kn w
pute. This Board reported, in part, as Losses and Hardships After laundering blankets, t
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There is no Need for Strikes follows: vive the nap, hang the blanket
: : as oi I'here are about 5,000 engineers, firemen, es LO howe: 1
With all of the available methods for the Jt IS iE 3 0 Syuse ol thatwe conductors and trainmen on the Missouri i Ol :
interpretation of contracts, there is no BY (AD Fos! pis a1 pe 5 nu Pacific. ‘They are known as “operating” pap. Wi IUD win WwW
. . sion, seems p able s (hat v a Y fives
need for a strike or even a threat of a TO a in vi 0 us tL employes, and are the most highly paid of | the y will fi Broi
. . . coercive strike should occur on one of the > :
strike, but the leaders of these railroad nation’s major systems, with all employes on the nation’s railroads, but eomphsasd
unions have ignored the ordinary pro- all of the losses and hardships that would their strike action has'resulted in the loss en d tightly op I ¢
cedures established by law and insist upon foliow, in view of the fact that the Railway of work to 22,500 other employes of the csed, heat GE id you
imposing their own interpretations of their Labor Act provides an orderly, eflicient and Missouri Pacific. In addition, they have have baking instead of broilin
contracts by means of a strike. complete remedy for the fair and just set- imposed great inconvenience and hard- To color coco nut for cake toppi
The wheels have stopped rolling on the tiement of the matters in dispute. Griev- ship upon the public and the communities add nice of red or sree. marns-
Missouri Pacific. They may stop rolling Bitces of tie chatssies here nudes gervod hy that rafirond, I Ring chdrvies and toh molten
on other railroads at any time. Recently are So and 0. sig quent ocours The Railway labor Act was designed os :
: y . rence on all railroads that the general adop- te coccanut between 1 y distri
the Wabash Railroad was forced to dis- lec hs to protect the public against just such in-
b, : tion of the policy pursued by the organiza- o bute color evenly.
continue operation for several days under tions in this case would soon result in the of commerce. ; 2
similar circumstances. complete nullification of the Railway Labor If these men will not comply with the provisions Inspirational
Act... of the law for the settlement of such disputes, Every word of God is pure; he is
po 2 : then all thinking Americans must face the shield unto them that put thei
What are These Strikes About? the railroads cannot be run tion, “What is the neat step?” am, eh
These strikes and strike threats are not re —— ee
about wage rates or hours. They result YXPECT EARLY MARKETING
In’ most years, marketing of hogs
from disputes over the meaning of exist-
ing contracts. They cover claims for a full
day’s pay for less than a day’s work, or for
payments for services performed by others
who were fully paid for the work done.
increases fast
and early
Penn State coc
marketings may
from the spring crop
late September
jor. This
omists think,
year,
gin theiy season increase earlier.
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Criminal Court jury It wags then 4
brought cut that he wa takin 4
two women nome from a city cafe
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drank 15 t 2) tl of beer é
In the hit-run cas Newcomer ;
wos nvicted in September of 1938 4
charges of involuntary man- 4
laughter end failin to stop in
| the deocth of Raymond Ge wo a 4
Manheim insurance agent hat €
ccident nappened March 11, 1938, 4
Manheim 4
City Policeman Leroy Nonnen-
wceaer the rest of New- 4
comet's record like this ¢
December 1943 - Sentenced to q
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He or a tl 1 Ce 4
June 194 sentenced to thre 4
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