Texas Roads Spent In November On Contexas District 14 Work
The state highway department reports November spending on District 14 road projects totaling 196 938 dollars with 86 248 dollars for work just starting. Projects include Bastrop to Travis County line 界 88 243 and various segments in Colorado River edge approaches Smithville and other counties reaching up to 54 872 dollars in Liano County and 130 908 dollars in Travis County contracts.
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Siate
Highway Department
D& Highway
Bastrop
Travis County
Colorado River Edge
Smithville
He County
Presches
Winberley
Mays County
Guadalupeounty Line
Liano County
Liano
Bianco
Oak Hill
Blanco
Burnet
Highway 281
Marble Falls
Burnet County
ITU Closed Shop Ban To Be Asked
The National Labor Relations Board will ask courts to enforce its order against the International Typographical Union to stop violating closed shop provisions of the Taft Hartley act. The request is supported by Elisha Hanson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association. A rehearing petition may be filed by the union counsel.
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Washington
INS
National Labor Relations Board
International Typographical Union
NLRB
Elisha Hanson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Hanson
Emg
AFI
Printers Union
Navy Reveals Reds Taught Radar Use
The Navy disclosed that Russian officers were trained by Americans to operate radar equipped sub chasers lent to Russia in 1944. It also said the Milwaukee cruiser loaned to Russia in 1944 arrived with radar gear, later deemed unclassified but in poor condition due to obsolescence and maintenance gaps.
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Washington
Navy
Russia
Miami
Fla
Milwaukee
Normandy Named for Norse Settlers in Ninth Century
Normandy in France derives its name from Normans who settled there in the ninth century. The region later became the site of the Allied D Day landings in World War II.
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Normandy
France
Woman Industrialist Claims US Shipments Aided Red Russia
Vivien Keilerns, a Connecticut cable firm head known for defying taxes, charged that wartime shipments of electrical goods to the USSR allowed four atomic installations to be built. She cited 1943 44 deliveries including nearly 9.84 million feet of cable and argued top priorities diverted materials from Allied victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Keilerns
Russia
Kellems
Connecticut
Ussr
Rita Hayworth’s Baby Not Due Before January
The Aga Khan said Rita Hayworth's baby would not be born before January. He and the Begum left for Rome in a Swiss airliner after speaking to an Associated Press correspondent at the airfield.
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Nice
France
Aga Khan
Rita Hayworth
Begum
Rome
Associated Press
Woman Wins Sheriff Seat in St. Mary Parish Louisiana
Complete but unofficial returns show Mrs. Guy G. Aycock elected sheriff of St. Mary Parish. She polled 3,304 votes while Bernis Driskill received 1,888, Aubrey Destatte 1,122, and Peter Guarisco 319.
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Franklin
Guy G. Aycock
St. Mary Parish
Bernis Driskill
Berwick
Aubrey Deslatte
Peter Guarisco
Morgan City
Woman Seeks Help After On Main Street Incident
A distressed woman on Main Street pleads for relief and comfort from burning feet. Ad copy promotes Icve-Mint as a fast soothing product for corns and stinging feet with claims of cooling and refreshing effects.
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ITU
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