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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1947
Page
13
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Askew of 506 West Tenth are en route to California where they will establish their new home.
Washington notes outline the new labor law affecting employers. It covers strikes replacements, 60 day negotiation windows, permitted firings and replacements, enhanced speech rights, plant guards, foremen unions, bargaining in good faith, unfair labor practice charges, and the checkoff dues deduction rule requiring individual written consent.
A boy pedals between unmoving wheat trucks selling old comics from a basket. Despite visiting many drivers and farmers, he makes no sales as the drowsy men prefer to sleep.
Governor Beaufort H. Jester lauded the 50th Texas Legislature in a radio address saying the state will provide more adequately for protection, welfare, health, and culture over the next two years. He cited a record of expanded health and welfare programs, a state university for Negroes, redistricting, and a large equalization aid bill, noting no new taxes. He noted two disagreements over teacher salaries funding and labor legislation, but said they remained largely in agreement, with 21 of 27 suggestions enacted.
Postmaster W. D. DeGrassi announces under House Joint Resolution 80th Congress approved by President Truman on June 30 that the 3-cent letter rate and other postage rates in effect then will be continued permanently.
At 3507 North East Eigth the Tow residence was intruded by a cat sized animal with a long face nose and tail gray brown in color. Mrs. Tow chased it to the porch and killed the marsupial like creature.
Cpl. Bobbie E. Braxton son of Mrs. E. W. Braxton 208 North East Third toured Melbourne while serving on the light cruiser USS Atlanta. Crew members enjoyed sight seeing tours parties receptions and dances hosted by Melbourne citizens.
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