Merit Raises Frozen By Wage Board In Nation Today
Washington report explains the Wage Stabilization Board's ongoing freeze on merit raises for most workers while considering a general policy. It notes coal miners receive some relief, outlines plans for a future formula to lift the freeze for those lacking a 10 percent rise, and describes how unions and employers may soon appeal to regional boards.
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Wage Stabilizain Board
WSB
Al'swance
Han ‘Dled
Oyster Pie Recipe from Dairy Book Feature
A Dallas newspaper promotes the Culinary Arts Institute series with a dairy recipe for Individual Oyster Pies made from oysters mushrooms and horseradish in baked tart shells. The item suggests substitutions for seafood and urges readers to buy the Dairy Book for 15 cents. It also notes wage freeze updates and exemptions for certain workers and wage rules.
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Culinary Arts Institute
the Eagle
State Needs 72000 To Pay Mansion Bill
Finance Director D W Hedo seeks 72000 to cover a bill inherited for the governor's mansion redecorating and renovation. Bills total 197787 plus 100000 spent to purchase the old region home. 33500 more needed to finish. Capitol Commission allocated 55009. funds nearly exhausted.
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Capitol Building Commission
Hodo
Gordon Persons
James E. Folsom
Jehle Bros
Sherlock, Smit
Adams
Montgomery Ltms
Credit Bureau Atlanta Buys Dothan Credit Firm
The Credit Bureau Inc of Atlanta announced the purchase of the Dothan Credit Bureau from Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hagler, who ran the Retail Credit Association for 20 years. The sale was arranged by R. M. Holmes and J. C. Barregan. Mrs. Mary Scott Buie will be acting manager under the new ownership with offices across six southern states.
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The
Credit Bureau, Inc
Atlanta
Credit Bureau of Dothan
T. G. Hagler
Dothan
Retail Credit Association
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Anniston and
Gadsden
Mary Scott Buie
Acing
Dothan High to Get Electric Fountain
The Louise Pelham Chapter of the National Honor Society at Dothan High School will complete a project to purchase an electric water fountain. About 80 percent of funds come from local merchants, with 20 percent from students. Installed on the second floor it will include a donor plaque.
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Louise Pelham
National Honor Society
Dothan High School
E. W. Walker
Dothan
Dothanagh School
Citizenship honors go to Guida Holloway at Vicksburg High
Guida Holloway daughter of T. Holloway of Newton retone was chosen as Houston County Good Citizenship Girl for 1950 51. An active Beta Apt and PHA Club member she earned an A average and led several clubs and activities including Junior Red Cross FHA 4 H Beta club newspaper work and church duties. Plans to study mathematics and history at API Auburn after graduating in May. Evidence about Swiss lake dwellings notes ancient sheep herding in 8250 BC.
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Guida Holloway
3. T. Holloway
Newton Retone
Vicksburg High School
Houston County
Rebel
Pilgrim’s Home Baptist Caoruch
Vicksburg
API
Auburn
Denver Doctors Ready Life Or Death Verdict For Dottie Otwell
Doctors at Spears Sanitarium in Denver prepare to decide if the five-year-old Dottie Otwell of Anniston Alabama has an incurable brain tumor. The child arrived for treatment after diagnoses from Anniston Birmingham Rochester and Rochester clinics. death had been predicted by Valentine’s Day. Parents R R Otwell express cautious hope while the hospital vows full examination before reporting.
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Denver
Spears Sanitarium
Dottie Orwell
Dottie
Spears
Fehisorraclle
Santerium
Leo Spears
R. R. Otwell
Anniston
Ala
Birmingham
Rochester
Otwells
Dottie Fights For Life After Train Rescue In Cold Weather
Dottie was taken from a train in minus two degree weather and lies in serious condition. She was nearly unconscious with waxed lips and unable to close her mouth while doctors assess potential head injuries from a Birmingham exam. A massage after arrival helped her but swallowing remains difficult.
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Dottie
DotUe
Birmingham
Episcopalians Propose $20000 Youth Fund Drive in Alabama
Delegates at the Alabama Episcopal Diocese convention in Selma were urged to approve a $20,000 bishop's youth fund drive. The campaign follows a prior effort that funded chapels in Alabama schools and was endorsed yesterday by the Diocese committee on the state of the church as the meeting concludes.
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Selma
Alabama Episcopal Diocese
Alabama
Fauro to Remain as Missouri Coach amid Navy War Gap
Missouri coach Fauro will stay at the helm after serving three years in the Navy during World War II. Under consideration for the top post are Ohio State and USC, with USC track coach Jess Hill also in view. Fauro has led Missouri since 1935 with a wartime interruption.
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Navy
Ohio State
University of Southern California
Aero Wit
Jessa Hill
USC
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