Congress Briefs Shows Senate Pact on Atomic Bill and Budget
The Senate unanimously approved a bill for atomic energy funding and sent it to conference with House differences. The measure would authorize 198 295 000 for atomic energy programs and include vehicle purchases for key leaders. Police alerted to possible threats near the Capitol after an anonymous tip.
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Get Pep Vim Feel Younger With Ostrex Tonic Tablets
An advertisement touts Ostrex Tonic Tablets as an iron and vitamin B1 supplement to restore vigor for men and women over 40. It promotes an 8 day trial and economy size options with savings, available at druggists.
Pay upheld for man who quit job earning less
Hartford AP reports Connecticut Unemployment Compensation Commissioner Max Gol denthal ruled a man can quit a commission job with inadequate pay and still collect unemployment benefits. The worker earned 175 dollars biweekly with a 3500 mile two week driving total. mileage was not reimbursed yet private car use is valued at eight cents a mile, offsetting pay to 55 dollars per two weeks. The decision allows jobless pay up to 40 dollars weekly and 60 with dependents.
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Benefit Reversed Over Administrator’s Job Departure
The case reverses an administrator decision that had denied benefits to a worker who left his job without sufficient cause connected with employment. The ruling reinstates entitlement based on the grounds that the departure did not justify dismissal.
Brookfield Man, State Trooper Auto Crash In Brookfield
In Brookfield a Brookfield man Steven Smith 21 and State Trooper George McMahon were in a collision. Both cars were towed from the scene. Smith remained in Danbury Hospital for observation with a back brace and chest abrasion. Hospital says treatment ongoing for back injury. State Patrolman Samuel Wilson continues the investigation. The saxophone was invented by Adolphe Sax a Belgian.
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George McMahon
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Pearson Named Red Cross Head in Fairfield
J Baldwin Pearson elected chairman of the Fairfield Red Cross chapter for a one year term at the sixtieth anniversary meeting. He succeeds John Field who resigned. fellow officers and a three year board slate were elected. Mary Louise Dowling spoke on overseas supplemental recreational activities.
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Fairfield Grace Methodist Church Names Officers
The Rev Donald S Stacey pastor at Fairfield Grace Methodist Church offered the invocation as Taylor serves as secretary and Mr Finn as treasurer.
Setting Hens Koffee Klatsch meets in Adams City homes
A group of 20 housewives in Adams City Oklahoma gathers biweekly for Setting Hens Koffee Klatsch meetings. Their single rule is strict no gossiping as they share casual talk.
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