Legislation on Unions Splits Senate Panel Vote Details
The Senate Education and Labor Committee rewrote the Case bill into a substitute, shaping a pro union tilt. With 11 Democrats and 7 Republicans, southern members showed mixed stances, while key senators from Florida and Vermont opposed stricter rules. The committee advanced a less stringent measure than the House bill.
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Senate
House
Senate Education and Labor Committee
South
Pepper
Florida
Aiken
Vermont
Morse
Oregon
Was & Southern Republican Coalition
World
South Caralina
Georgia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Virginia
Alabams
Arkansas
Senate Committee
Labor Board Mediation Debate Shapes Case Bill Outcomes
A draft Case bill would create an independent mediation board with employers employees and the public, imposing a 30 day cooling off period during which strikes are restrained and mediators attempt resolution. If mediation fails arbitration is urged, with rights restored after 30 days but restricted by bans on violence and improper injunctions.
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Ate
Mother House
Labor Department
Tart
Ohio
Ball
Minnesota
Smith
New Jersey
Honey Production Varies With Weather and Plant Growth
Honey production fluctuates yearly due to weather conditions, plant girth, and other factors. Agricultural reports indicate yields respond to climate patterns and bloom strength across regions.
Twenty Years Ago Ap Taken from Journal Files May 1 1926
Oiling of the round between this city and Wattsburg will start this week by the State Highway Department. Cory Motor Club may oil East Columbus avenue. Frank J. Green to visit May 1 for Chamber of Commerce talks on reorganization. King for assembly gains momentum in Third Assembly district. Cory man believed to win in a three cornered race. Corry High crushed in Erie track meet as Orange and Black boys open season. Sparta Indies likely members include Frank and Don DeLury and Main Rich. Reyburn Hepler and Miss Claire Slaughenhoupt announce marriage by Rev. Way. ceremony at Baptist Church parsonage.
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Wattsburg
State Highway Department
Cory
Columbus Avenue
Affternoon
John H. King
Assembly
Gorry
Corry High
Erie
Lindsey
Sparta
Ene Academy
Getry
Reyburn Hepler
Hepler & Shuss
Claire Slaughenhoupt
New Bethlehem
Way
Baptist Church Parsonage
Factors of safety in the human body described
Medical Society explains gaps between tissues in the body serve as safety margins like engines and bridges. Kidneys heart valves lungs and intestines show reserve tissue allowing function after disease or removal. These compensations save lives by preserving essential work under stress and injury.
Quiz on world and U S history poses questions
A reader challenges include who will be crowned in Trans-Jordan and the Aral monarch, which body Italians vote to elect on June 2, the meaning of horse collar in baseball slang, the terrain of Forty Four Forty or Fight, Soviet journalists Ilya Ahrenburg Konstantin Sumoage and Mikhail Galaklonov serving at a publication, who runs for New York governor, who popularized Normalcy after World War I, whether musk is from a tool herb animal or mineral, moth balls shrinking due to moths, and the location of islands between the Pacific and China seas.
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I. Q
Corect
Trans-Jordan
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ilya G. Ahrenburg
Konstantin M. Sumoage
Mikhail B. Galaklonov
New York
Pacific
Geran
China Sea
Secretary Reports on Local Y Activities
Secretary Snovaparyer reported on the local YMCA’s work. The Women’s Auxiliary held four meetings and sponsored two programs, plus three board and four district meetings. The YMCA served many clubs and conducted 21 assemblies with 4714 total attendees. The study course Learning to Live Together finished with 330 participants. Saturday programs drew hundreds of youths, with 5195 attendance for the movie program and 469 at the record event.
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Snovaparyer
Repor Women's Auxiliary
Woll
Garry
Sherwin
Complanton
Caledon
Camp Buddy
M.C. A
Opportunity Club
Rotary Club
Rotary
New Era Club
C.D. of A
Tequisitors’ Club
Scouts
Mother and Son
Salvation Army
Exchange Club
Elwanis Club
Protec
Junior High Gins
Bligh School
Activi
REA approves 11.63 million loan package for 47 cooperatives
A loan of 126000 dollars to the North Western Rural Electric Co operative Association based in Cambridge Springs was approved yesterday by the Rural Electrification Administration. Superintendent Henry O Davis and other NW REA officials were in Washington for the action. The REA approved loans totaling 11630000 dollars to 47 cooperatives.
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North- Western Rural Electric Co-operative Association
The
Cambridge Springs
Washington
Henry O. Davis
Northwestern
REA
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Corry
Pax
Ed-Vorce
Carter
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Keystone Station
Keystone Service
Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Grandin Hotel
Frank J. Green
Organization Bureau
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank
Don DeLury
Sparta Indies
the Medical Society of the
Washington Street
Social
Chester W. Zerbe
Gress
Chester
2Erbe Far
Congress” Campaign Committee
ALLE
Queen Valley
Snider's Pn
Padly
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
North Center Street
Atlantic
Exide Batteries
Willys
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