Propose Work Victory Day
Senator George of Georgia urged President Roosevelt to seek a voluntary six day work week in war industries with regular wages and government rebates for overtime savings. He said overtime costs in navy contracts run into billions, and proposed a seventh day be paid to avoid unfair wage cuts while labor keeps the 40 hour week after the war. Senator Pepper backed action and planned amendments after the Easter recess to suspend the 40 hour week and curb union fees.
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Jack Bell
Washington
George
Georgia
Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
Pepper
Florida
Connally
Texas
Easter Dinner Features Good Baked Ham
Homemakers asked for a larger Easter dinner guide and the columnist promises expanded directions. The feature centers on a baked ham as the main dish with practical cooking steps and homemaking tips.
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George Rector
Washington, D.C
Ang Death Valley Scotty
Rec
Pattern advertisement for Anne Adams 1942 style book
Plainly state SIZE NAME ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER for mis ses and women's sizes 14 16 18 20 92 34 36 40 42 Send fifteen cents plus one cent for mailing to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 Westlith J New York NY Join the 1942 Style Parade and send ten cents for Spring Pattern Book The season's high fashion in day and evening sports and defense modes is advertised in the notice.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo
Globe
Westlith &J
New York
N. Y
Harty to Join Naval Reserve amid Ham Cooking Queries
Amarillo attorney R K Harty will leave mid month for California to join the naval reserve as a lieutenant junior grade. The piece also discusses modern hams, cooking times, and tips, urging readers to adopt current methods over nostalgia.
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Harty
Naval Reserve
K_. Harty
Amarillo
van Buren Street
California
Washington
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