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Tom Newton, former resident
of Harbor, is visiting his broth­
ers and sisters, Mrs. Judkins, and
Mrs. L. R. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs.
Newton now live at Tulelake.
the Railroads
Mrs. Newton is in the east at
the present.
, Lois Ann Miller, student at
Humboldt State College, Arcata,
spent her mid-term vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Miller.
Thatcher from Germany.
Mrs. V. A. Mendenhall Sr. re­
ceived three tapestries, purch­
ased at HongKong, from her son,
LaVern, last week. He had pre­
viously sent a Chinese carving
of ivory. He says Oriental hand-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zirbel and
daughter. Mis. Harriett Baker,
spent Sun 'ay with Mr. and Mrs.
Thatcher of Harbor. There they
saw ten new pedigreed German
police puppies. The mother of
the pups was brought by Mr.
RESPH.
work is becoming scarce.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpenter of
Carpenterville are parents of a
new baby. Further details v Ve
not learned.
Boost your chamber of com-
merce with your membership.
MEMORANDUM of agreement
Washington, D. C.
December 21, 195n
crease of 23 cent^eff^tiveVrb f°r yardmen »Hh in-
tlonal 2 cents effeX^ua^
a"d addi-
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the Labor Unions seek to
Paid overtime rates eS .n. ’Ort °n the 71k day to be
straight time rates for the ■7t£T’'3 *h° Sha11 receive
guarantees »here they do not th day' This does not creata
October 1. i951_ threy
,n°*
On and after
aviiUh"/? hour *oek- Provide ¿1° t0 be given of desire
the 40 J
’ °f “anpower and^ceX^"3^6™110" °f
hour week actually becomes eff^™1' if and *»en
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4.
this agreement!
What is
the
TRUTH?
At various states in the present dispute with the
brotherhoods of railroad operating employees
. . . the railroads agreed to arbitrate. The
union leaders refused.
. . . the railroads accepted the recommen­
dations of President Truman’s Emergency
Board. The union leaders refused.
. . . the railroads accepted the White House
proposal of August 19, 1950. The union
leaders refused.
Finally an Agreement was signed at the White
House on December 21, 1950. Now the union
leaders seek to repudiate the Agreement.
The railroads stand ready to put the terms of
this Agreement into effect immediately, with
back pay at the rates and date indicated.
The Agreement is given in full below.
Gran/yard63
°th- rules
footboard
No. 81.
5.
Initial fT110ffIng rules:
¿ent1 Ter“inal Delay (Conductors and Train-
Runs
Repor?fng%TDu^C°ndUCt°rs and Trainmen)
£ore than One Class of
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Switching Limits
Service
Western^??2d:at?r? and Trainmen)
Territories)
«ÄgS^SniaSB,
(3)
embodying,
¿7*yardmasters.
Agreeement
for benefit ot H
8. J , L be entered into X
,,,,lc hours of
yardmasters
Effective October 1.^- frca 225 to 2^
9.
dining car stewardsJ ahal
tQ
to be paid
per »oath- no Penalty
betweon 205
r°ta rate’ ,
r and Ton-
<Coi»ductors and Trainmen,
all
6.
(2)
fo^aVthe
6 day week-
^em^andHconsider^6!!t0 aPP°int
«?hr: ’¿¿?d
atives shall havo 1Ve date thereof. Th© camlnCreaSeS should
-an have^^^
1951. overt!«« at
Effective Febbuatyeb'220 hours have b®ag_hour
one-half shalLlyCsaiary to be paid
th 2the 225-hour
Tha basic monthly salaryM
paid ro^ ($J w)
month shall be th
d0Hars and _
effective
month. Except that^
monlhly rate
°,hal\rv°in 10b1-
H.
U have one v°t©. *♦
If the Banti««
of agreement
n k . Steelman for final
miscellaneous
tor-1
daily
this arreement to be
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.greewent.
NO Propo „¿itions Will be inllia ' by any car­
er working conditio
any carrier or y within a
by the °“Pg^y®ag employees, parties -
except
rier against it-
Hg from October 1. working con-
veriod of three
rhanpes in rule--
rior to June
such PbbPbs^may have'been ^TAVthe result of
^^.^'^ibmlarion policy- ’b^ned3“'
povornment
' rmitted to recei_r.i0S may meet
orally have been porml^^^ the parties m^^
annual ^P^mon
or after July l^
ts for
with Doctor Steelma^ further wage adj'
Ufied.
discuss whellu
this agreemen
cost of
’■’pldyirtSion°torincreases rec*1^ either party f°r
in addition
h0 reqUest o
the timQ and
liVinE meeting'Doctor Steelman ^al1^ and u
such a meeting
tin{r
Doctor
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linemen
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resident
Chairman
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\\v »re publishing t his and ot1 r ad\ ertiscra nts to talk io you
.. h an important to everybody.
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