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Philip Murray

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Name: Philip Murray

First reported May 18 2013 - Updated May 18 2013 - 1 reports

Bungay: Agricultural community raises £820 from quiz night to help crisis-hit hill farmers

North Suffolk farmers , including Phillip Kidner and Gerald Godfrey 's Fun Quiz , at the Flixton BuckFarmers in north Suffolk have raised more than $820 to help those hit by the weather crisis earlier this year.Phillip Kidner and Gerald Godfrey ran a ... [Published East Anglian Daily Times - May 18 2013]

Entities: Philip Murray, Godfrey's Inc, Crisis

First reported May 03 2013 - Updated May 03 2013 - 1 reports

Weavertown Road congestion frustrates drivers

State Sen. Tim Solobay and Canonsburg Mayor David L. Rhome hope to speed up improvements at the intersection of Morganza and Weavertown roads(Jim McNutt / Observer-Reporter)Any driver traveling Weavertown Road likely has horror stories about the heavy ... [Published Observer-Reporter - May 03 2013]

Entities: Tim Solobay, Euclid, Philip Murray

First reported Apr 08 2013 - Updated Apr 08 2013 - 1 reports

This Day in Labor History: April 8, 1952

On April 8, 1952, President Harry Truman nationalized the steel industry in order to forestall a strike scheduled the next day that would have shut down steel production during the Korean War. This action, which outraged steel owners, was part of Truman’s ... [Published Lawyers, Guns & Money - Apr 08 2013]

Entities: Harry S Truman, Steel, Philip Murray

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This Day in Labor History: April 8, 1952 [Published Lawyers, Guns & Money - Apr 08 2013] On April 8, 1952, President Harry Truman nationalized the steel industry in order to forestall a strike scheduled the next day that would have shut down steel production during the Korean War. This action, which outraged steel owners, was part of Truman’s ...