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Minimum wage proposal for migrant farm workers outlined
Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell urges a nationwide minimum wage to curb exploitation of migratory farm labor. The plan promises steady work, decent housing, injury protection, and health services. It warns that such legislation would raise farm costs and shift farming toward family or commercial models, leaving little room for hired farm hands.
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James P. Mitchell
National Advisory Committee
Office of Local Government Aid Proposed in New York State
State communities facing complex state bureaucracy may gain via an Office of Local Government to smooth procedures and act as a clearing house and lobby for local interests. Critics warn it could deter direct department contact and hinder speedy action. supporters urge cautious evaluation as the plan unfolds.
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New York State
Conant backs vocational education after two year study
Dr James B Conant former president of Harvard argues twelve years of schooling alone is not essential and endorses vocational education after a two year study. He sees mechanized training as a complete approach to prepare youth for work and society.
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James B. Conant
Harvard
Lawrence Seeks School Economy Policy Shift
Lawrence backs a 6 percent fee for consult architects in school economy plan endorsed by Sen. Charles R. Weiner. Weiner says Pennsylvania overbuilt schools while funding is tight and the authority seeks more borrowing power as aid applications exceed 300 million dollars. He notes education and employment tie together and urges vocational paths to reduce dropouts with work after training.
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Lenten Meditations by Rev George A Myers on Lent custom
The article urges readers to examine Lents customs as a path to spiritual renewal. It references Jesus reading in the synagogue and resisting temptation, and proposes making Lent a deliberate habit of righteousness. It cites Peters virtues to guide daily discipline.
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Bus In Meadville Crashes After Brake Failure injures dozens
A 1971 Meadville bus careened down Pine Street after air brakes failed, crashing into three parked cars and a pole. Passengers and two Agatha School children narrowly escaped harm. several people, including driver Chaves Long, were hospitalized with injuries.
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Dulles and Eisenhower Eye Berlin Speak To Soviet Talks
James Marlow reviews the White House posture as Secretary of State Dulles contemplates surgery and possible extended hospital time while Eisenhower stays central in shaping policy toward the Soviet Union. He notes a potential reduction in Dulles influence if illness continues and predicts others would not surpass his role when present.
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API
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Lawrence To Visit Flood Areas In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Governor Lawrence will visit flood stricken Sharon on Meadville Sunday. He announced after telegraphing Pennsylvania's Congressmen to press for quick flood control work already planned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He cited proposed Shenango River reservoir Allegheny Reservoir and a Meadville flood control study.
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Allegheny
Noted engineer dies in Virginia Beach at 74
Dr. Hardy Cross a renowned engineer in structural research died yesterday in Virginia Beach at age 74. He gained prominence for contributions to structural analysis and was widely respected in his field across many institutions and projects.
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Virginia Beach
Hardy Cross
Lake Erie Expected to Rise One Foot by July 1
The U S Army Engineer Corps projects Lake Erie will reach about 573 feet above mean tide by July 1 before a yearly decline begins. The lake’s record high is around 74 feet, with 1952 and 1936 marking the peak and low, respectively.
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Gettysburg Honors Lincoln Sesquicentennial Birthday Luncheon
Gettysburg marked the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth with a birthday luncheon launching a year-long Sesquicentennial program. Residents planned a campaign to raise funds for a Lincoln statue in the town square near the house where he drafted the Gettysburg Address, aiming for dedication on November 19, 1963, the 100th anniversary of the address.
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