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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 14

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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14
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i ni with a Lovely LANE Cedar Chert Pke If 14 11 kvth Mele iS The highest scenic mountain railway in ths world is believed to be the one operating to the 14100 foot crest of Pikes Peak Colorado 4l BUS DRIVERS TO GEBPAY BOOST Ari to Sttt Jh Mo Iftr Lnt hr GHfhrol th Ito! Gift that Souti At KmmI PAGE OURTEEN Chamber of Commerce committee stepped into the picture in an ef fort to avert a repetition of the November 1945 bus Strike which lasted nine days 4 Vt TULSA Dec 8 CP) Increased wages for city bus drivers and a fractional advance in passenger fares loomed today as peace re turned to troubled trans portation picture Negotiators for the Tulsa City Lines and the Amalgamated As sociation of Street Electric Rail way and Motor Coach Employes of America (AL) agreed on a new contract for some 300 drivers and mechanics Iasi night Terms of the be lieved to hinge around a flat 7 cent an hour wage increase must be ratified by the union member ship at a 2 a meeting tomor row before they become final The agreement came only after Tulsa City Lines officials polled city commissioners and found them agreeable to a 28 cent in crease in bus fares The company fare proposal which also must ba formally Tati VsUvsMiiefhyetMB'lm mb? fttrwtartf A0tertLtMi I Uli gittssht 4c sir able saUt CtdalObisu iaSAallaLMst ImanmI Tim orah hmumwo4t of the eadry vsrli la policy feet Mtb rvtIJ fled by the cdmmisslon would change the for 25 cents price of bus tokens to for 45 cents Cash fares' Would remain at 10 cents 6 cent? for children Ths new wage scale would ad vance drivers to $120 an hour and mechanics to 137 an hour retro active to Nov 15 when the old con tract expired Wage talks began more than a Youthful Group To Sing Here month ago with the union asking an advance of 25 cents an hour and the company offering 2 cents Threat of a Strike clouded the picture last Monday as negotiations appeared to be deadlocked sending many Tulsans into a dither of Christmas shopping and makeshift arrangements in case buses stopped runnidfc Mayor Roy Lundy and finally a conference since the election But he left the way open for some changes later by saying he reserves the right to shuffle the cabinet membership at his pleas ure The news conference was a live ly one President employed a fast change of pace at times serious and sharp but often drawn hearty laughter from the 225 newsmen the largest crowd since his first conference as President in 1945 which 347 reporters at tended HU November 2 election triumph was a major topic Mr Truman said he is proud he won with neither the 47 electoral votes of New York nor the 38 which South ern Democrats gave to the States Rights party As for those South ern votes the President dismissed moves to have them included in his electoral total He doesn't want them he said adding that he is not angry with anyone Mr Truman also set at rest speculation as to whether he will confer with Madame Chiang Kai Shek The President said an ap pointment has been arranged but he would not say when it is AS for whether Gen Douglas MacArthur would be sent from Japan to China to help the be leaguered Chinese nationalists Mr Truman had a blunt an as ers period drawing first a roar of laughter then tense the President went on to cover a mul titude of subjects Chuckling he took couple of digs at hi Republican opponent in the election Cor Thomas Dewey of New York The first came at the opening of the conference Mr Truman said Bradley Dewey a civilian member of the Bikini atomic testa evaluation board was mistaken in suggesting the White Bouse had suppressed a report oa the teats Then the Prealdtnt grinned and said the characteristic of being mistaken seemed to run with the name Dewey Ilia second Dewey sally dosed the conference He had been talking about factors which contributed to the election Aft er tbe Preaidcat bad named a number of then a reporter ln qaired: about your op puacatP Dewey the President replied with a straight face was his greeted asset Thea the laughter Art Nowl LAY A WAY a LANE Today I TAXI TOUR mt TO ATI broke and Mr Truman chuckled and grinned In Albany later a Dewey secre tary said the GOP candidate had no comment i In citing reasons for his elec tion Mr Truman said everybody in the Democratic set up pitched in and helped As soon as the people got the facts ho added they voted right He said they cyuld not get them from news paper opinion one of several cracks he took at column Utts And asid Mr Truman he is not angry with anyone over the election He put it that way aft er saying It was not quite ae eurate to quote Mm as having said previously that he was la a "But whom are you not forgiv ing 1" persisted Mrs Elisabeth May Craig correspondent for Maine newspapers Mr Truman's reply brought down the House Ho said he didn't know of anyone ho bed to for except Maine for not going Democratic 16 Germans Killed In Railroad Crash BERLIN Dec CR A pas senger train crashed into a sub urban local in the Soviet occupa tion zone west of Berlin today killing 16 Germans and injuring 15 others 1 Seven of the injured were in kut thf year wKm you five a i HOLTON BAND INSTRUMENT Ery blowing rich full tond £nly tuned moderately priced BlBL Special gift outfite on dieplay Coat inHjBhtoday than over MIAMI DAILY" NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA RIDAY DECEMBER 3 1948 1 Moke Selection Today On Our Loy Away MANY SUBJECTS AIRED BY CHIE AT CONERENCE Increased Wages Will Bring About Settlement of Tulsa Dispute PHONE 1633 17 EAST CENTRAL wwwnwtwsawwwwsiMWiii fs Later Than Yau Think! 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