Cutting Fuel Wood From Larger Trees Suggested
C F Winslow University of Maryland extension forester says cut only trees eight inches or more at four and a half feet for fuel to save labor. An Allegheny Forest Experiment Station study shows daily earnings rise with larger diameters, from six to seven dollars, while small trees require more trees per cord.
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Labor Reform Push Prepares in Congress
Mr. Winslow urged economy to serve all interests as votes shifted 252 to 136. A new drive to lengthen hours and curb strikes gains momentum and Congress plans restrictive legislation, strengthened by the current section amid labor and New Deal skepticism.
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Labor Reform Clash Expected in New Congress
A major drive for restrictive labor legislation is under way in Washington, aiming to repeal the 40 hour minimum and restrict picketing. The Smith bill, pushed last year, passed the House with a large majority and would ban mass picketing, require strike ballots under government supervision, and demand union registration and disclosure.
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