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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1946

Page

5

Guaranteed Wage Concept Prompts Labor Debate

Washington discusses guaranteed wages as a means to job security and productivity. Eric Johnston argues that insecurity drives unrest and wage demands, while warning seasonal industries like autos and construction face hurdles in maintaining year round employment. The plan seeks a stable labor force with employer and worker buy in amid industry differences.

Johnston Office’ of War Mobilization and Reconversion Ike

Improvement proposal on year round construction employment

A government study discussion notes that keeping workers employed through all building seasons is better than four to five months annual work. It defines a guaranteed wage plan as a scheme where an employer guarantees wage or employment for at least three months.

Johnston

Local Color Music Promised In Pullmans

CHICAGO AP A new rail car note envisions regaling Pullman passengers with wire recorder tunes. Programs will fit locale with rivers and waterfalls for sparkling music and Indian country for chanting undertones echoing early American Indian culture.

Chicago Pullman - Standard Car Manufacturing Co

Copts May Break With Egyptian Primate

In Cairo AP reports Ethiopians threaten to sever affiliation with the Patriarch of Alexandria over bishop appointments. The Patriarch agreed to appoint an Ethiopian Metropolitan and six more Ethiopian bishops, but Ethiopian leaders demand the Metropolitan have power to appoint and consecrate his own bishops, a point the Patriarch would not concede.

Cairo Ethiopia Egypt Alexandria

Don t Fondle Fawns Mothers Know Best

Wyoming Game Department urges travelers not to pick up or touch fawns and antelope calves seen alone. Game Warden Dick Adkins says the young animals are usually not lost but temporarily left by mothers who will return if humans do not handle them.

Casper. Wyo Wyoming Game Department Dick Adkins

Hubcap Collector Targeted By Baltimore Police

In South Baltimore a hubcap thief has stolen caps from a single block. Eastern district police plan to pursue the suspect who has a growing collection of hubcaps, sparking a shift from collector to collector pursuit.

Baltimore Eastern District

Every Nickel Counts in Bank Accounts

Hastings Nebraska scene shows Amar searching pockets and shifting cloth sacks of coins to deposit at a bank. The item highlights a humorous bank deposit moment and the emphasis on coins in savings.

Hastings, Nebr API Hastings Amar

Five Generations Meet at Cincinnati Family Reunion

Five generations gathered for a family reunion in Cincinnati with great-great-grandmother Flora DeWitt, 76, of Bethel Ohio, and her great-great-granddaughter Patricia Ann Walters, 5 months old, among attendees.

Cincinnati Flora DeWitt Bethel Patricia Ann Walters

Hong Kong Bans Pillion Riding in Bicycle Transport

Hong Kong government orders ban on pillion riding aboard bicycles, touching a widespread but controversial transport method. About 2,000 cyclists, many lacking lights or bells, fare by hauling passengers amid crowded streets. officials cite safety and crime concerns as reasons for the prohibition.

AP News Hong Kong U.S

Goes 36,000 Miles To See Pyle's Grave

Pittsburg reporter Judson A. Mayo enlisted in the Merchant Marine after traveling 36,000 miles to visit Ernie Pyle's grave. The 56 year old electrician aimed to reach the grave after Pyle was shot on Ie Shima. Army officials at Okinawa blocked his crossing the narrow area, ending the pilgrimage.

Pittsburg Judson A. Mayo Merchant Marine Ernie Pyle Ie Shima Pacific Okinawa Mayo Ernie

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