Board of Education limps toward decision on Fair Grounds issue
The Board of Education meeting yielded little progress on the Fair Grounds question amid ongoing legal opinions and internal disagreements. Other notes include a teachers pay adjustments discussion, a State Armory inspection by Company A, and the Keystones beating the Merchants 28 to 4 with Hasty Jones scoring top.
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Board of Education
Ise
Boat of Golveston
Brown
Bradford
Keystones
Merchants
Lhe Keys
Hasty Jones
Pitts
Ad White
War era labor relief for elderly workers in industry
The article notes elderly men and some in their eighties working in private industry during wartime. It praises older workers rehabilitated in the period and cites government reports from 1944 showing retirees filling essential manufacturing roles. It argues veterans seek work and prefer jobs over charity.
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Rottli LY Dorn ‘Medical Society
Iran
Ayoten Made & Romag
Question of juror bias in Rice case to be decided by judge
Mayville March 19 Judge Hugh Bodine will decide in three weeks on a retrial motion filed by George W. Rice and Rice Associates Inc after suspending argument on whether a juror had impeached his verdict and others. The defendants were convicted November 30 for illegal practice of medicine at the Prewsburg clinic with a $200 fine and suspended jail term.
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Mayville
Hugh Y. N. Bodine
George W. Rice
Rice
Chiropractors
Prewsburg Clinic
Bodine
Prejudice Fades Against Elderly Workers in Industry
Report notes a drop in prejudice toward older employees and a decrease in industrial accidents involving elderly workers. Authorities stress improved safety training and inclusive hiring practices.
Autpuh and Labor Trends in Youth Workforce
A brief note discusses autpuh’s relation to younger workers, noting workforce stability and ats as factors. It suggests a link between youthful labor participation and job consistency, hinting at underlying patterns in employment dynamics.
Debated Minimum Wage Rise Faces Senate Split
The administration bill to raise the nationwide minimum wage from 40 to 65 cents an hour over two years sparks a Senate Education and Labor Committee dispute. The majority argues the rise is modest given current earnings, while the minority warns it could be too drastic for many workers and single earners.
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Senate Education and Labor Committee
Senate Committee
U. S. Department of Labor
Alll
Joan Snark
United State
Labor Department
Burrowing Owl: The Only Bird That Nests Underground
A burrowing owl is noted as the sole bird species that nests underground, distinguishing its nesting behavior from other birds. The fact emphasizes its unique burrow-based habitat and adaptation to subterranean nesting.
British Atomic Worker Held for Trial in Secrets Case
Dr. Alan Ninm May, 84, British physicist who worked on wartime nuclear research, is held for trial for allegedly violating the official Secrets Act by giving atomic information to an undisclosed person. Bail denied by Bow Street magistrate Harold Nicene. May proclaims innocence. attorney Gerald Gardner questions who was the enemy at the time.
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Hoye
Athullg Earhart
Adventing
Hudson River
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
U. S
Chester Bowles
Navy
Charles B. McVay
Associated Press
London
Alan Ninm May
May
Magist Iraie Harold Nicene
Bow Street Court
Publiq Poiie
Gerald Gardner
Have You Queer Aches and Pains
Pseudo medical ad claims kidney cleansing with Thompson's Bor Soma tablets and Golden Lax tablets to remove waste matter and acid from the body. It lists products and purported benefits with no credible evidence.
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Thompson
Peter
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