Wage increase granted at Belle Alkali Co Belle
The Wan Labor Board at Cleveland ordered maintenance of membership and a wage rise of 4 to 10 cents an hour for 140 Belle Alkali Co. workers at Belle. The raise, retroactive to May 1, follows a panel recommendation and aims to keep rates near regional minimums. The decision preserves union security and allows future negotiations with board approval.
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Platt & Smith Builders Supply Co
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Charleston Exchange Club to Elev Officers Monday
The Charleston Exchange club will hold its semiannual election of officers at a luncheon in the Daniel Boone hotel. Nominees include Virgil W. O'Dell for president Robert E. Witsohey for vice president Charles I treasurer and Cline Jackson for secretary.
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Canine Owners Get Dog-Gone News
SCOTISHLUFF. No birth on city clerk has cater to the aid of Senttebluff dogs that have gone from home and coun afoul of the city dog catcher. A. E. Brown founded Dog Pound News, which contains descriptions of all dogs brought into the pound, and is posted at the city office. Pur pose of the publication is in the form the owners of impounded dogs that their peta with be executed within 48 hours unless claimed.
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A. E. Brown
Dog Pound News
Municipal codes probe urged by business groups and chambers
The report notes calls from companies and chambers of commerce to begin an immediate investigation of municipal building codes. It mentions scientists able to train fishes to accept and reject fonds dyed in different colors.
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Million Dwellings Built For Workers Protest Strain of War Housing
Washington report notes 1,100,000 new housing units for essential war workers have been placed under construction since July. By end of April 1943, 309,408 units completed with 186,000 started in the first four months. Private dwellings account for about 494,000 of total completions. publicly financed housing includes Haunite and trailers.
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John Rhindlard, Jr
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Ainus Mideyear Strucken
Archaic Building Laws Pose Nationwide Issue
The American Builder editors warn archaic building laws hinder postwar housing. The magazine notes a surge in new products and methods expected to reduce costs and improve structures, urging study of leading codes to protect the public and industry.
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Nation must overhaul building codes after war end
The text urges careful revision of building codes at both local and national levels. It stresses that Amera Builder and allied groups should lead reform as building materials are nationally distributed. The overall aim is to synchronize policy with postwar manufacturing and distribution realities and spur industry-wide action.
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Joval
Lee
Fininely
Gillan Aids Digestion And Purges Toxins For Health
An old advertisement touts Gillan as a cure for digestive ills and bowel cleansing. It claims relief from headaches dizziness and fatigue, promising younger appearance and renewed vitality. Sold by Cohen's Drug Stores at 1260 Summers St. One bottle advertised as convincing.
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