Bills To Stop Portal Pay Suits Ahead Of Other Labor Legislation
Washington AP indicates Senate judiciary subcommittee hearings set for Wednesday on bills to wipe out about 4 billion dollars in union portal pay suits. The package would outlay multiple measures on labor relations, including cases sponsored by Ball, Taft, and Smith, plus broader Wagner Act revisions and anti closed shop moves.
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Portal
Washington
Senate
House
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Senator Ball
Stassen
Ball
Ball-Taft-Smith
Congress
Capehart
R-Ind
Judiciary Group
Wiley
R-Wis
Judiciary Committee
Donnell
R-Mo
Subcommittee
Cooper
R-Tenn
Eastland
D-Miss
House of Representatives
Howard Smith
D-Va
Auchinelosg
Clifford Case
Hale
Herter
Mass
Heselton
Minn
Taft
Ohio
H. Alexander Smith
Byrd
Labor Committee
Truman
James Murray
Mont
Flupert Thomas
Utah
Pepper
Fla
Taylor
Idaho
Green and McGrath
Myers
Wagner
William Lamar Gammon dies in Marianna at 56
MARIANNA Special William Lamar Gammon 56 an auditor for the State of Florida died at his home after a long illness Funeral services were held at the residence Interment was Riverside cemetery He is survived by his widow Mrs Willie Carter Gammon a son W L Gammon Jr the Matignpa a daughter Mrs W W Abernethy of Washington DC a brother Dr Julian Gammon of Jacksonville and a sister Mrs M M Dickson of Marianna
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Marianna
William Lamar Gammon
State of
Florida
Gammon
Jackson County
State Auditor’s Office
Episcopal Church
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
The
Elk’s Lodge
Valentine G. Lowery
St. Luke's Church
D. C. Whitsett
First Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Neal Funeral Home
Willie Carter Gammon
W. L. Gammon, Jr
Matignpa
W Wd Abernethy
Washington, D. C
Julian Gammon
Jacksonville
M. M. Dickson
Enterprise Seeks Artist For Boll Weevil Mould
Enterprise Alabama AP report says the town famous for its boll weevil monument seeks an artist to mould a replica insect to crown the monument. Councilman Jim T Crimes says the city may place two moulded weevils atop the monument as part of the plan. The boll weevil has caused tens of millions in cotton crop losses in the region.
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Enterprise
Ala
South Alabama
Courcilman Jim T. Crimes
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Nowell Infant Dies At Home In Dothan
Funeral services for Michael Lamar Nowell infant son of Mr and Mrs H L Nowell 213 North Alice Street Dothan were held at Ward Wilson chapel at 2 pm yesterday with Dr Henry A Parker officiating Burial followed in City cemetery Ward Wilson in charge Survivors include his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs W I Nowell and Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson all of Dothan
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Michael Lamar Nowell
H. L. Nowell
North Alice Street
Dothan
Ward-Wilson Chapel
Henry A. Parker
City
Ward Wilson
W. I. Nowell
Tom Wilson
Dothar
Storing Nut Kernels Properly for Fresh Flavor
Store nut kernels in airtight containers to keep them sweet. Place them in a cool dry place away from light to preserve quality.
First ration books trace to 1007 B C rice limits in China
The earliest known use of rationing dates to about 1007 B C when China rationed rice after a flood. This ancient practice shows how governments used allocated supplies to manage scarce resources and stabilize regions after natural disasters.
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China
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