Wages Recovered For Vets Under Selective Service Act
Washington attorney general reports the June recovery of 51000 for World War I veterans from prewar employers in 39 cases. U S district attorneys acted for veterans in reemployment petitions with no court costs or lawyers fees. Some settlements paid full year’s wages, others back pay from filing to restoration, and many cases involved job restores without back pay. Employers commonly reinstated veterans with similar or better positions plus seniority and benefits. Man was domesticated only two insects bees and silk moths.
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Washington
Tom C. Clark
Justice Department
U. S
Department
Clark
Confederate Memorial Gets New Impetus at Stone Mountain
DeKalb County Commissioner Scott Candler announced readiness to exercise an option to buy Stone Mountain property from the Venable heirs and spend 1.5 million dollars to carve a Confederate memorial. Gov. Ellis Arnall and the State Highway Department agreed to relocate the Atlanta Monroe road, removing the last obstacle and enabling DeKalb to charge for viewing the memorial. The county holds an option on 2000 acres adjacent to the granite core and aims to issue self liquidating revenue certificates to fund the project.
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Decatur
Stone Mountain
Scott Candler
DeKalb County
W. H
S. H. Venable
Candler
Ellis Arnall
State Highway Department
Atlanta-Monroe
Housewife Tip Uses Stocking Yarn for Hose Repairs
Housewives are advised that yarn from old stockings makes the best method for mending snags and runs in other hose. Stocking yarn is less noticeable than standard darning and lighter in weight with a color that matches more closely.
Free Trial Offer for Frontier Asthma Co
If you suffer from asthma attacks in heat and sultry conditions, the notice invites readers to request a free trial of a remarkable method. It promises relief regardless of location or prior remedies and urges sending for the free trial at Frontier Asthma Co. 944 T Frontier Bldg. 462 Niagara St. Buffalo 1 NY.
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Frontier Asthma Co
Frontier Bldg
Niagara St
Buffalo 1
N.Y
Price up and protests spread nationwide headline
The bureau reports price increases for 17 war related goods with hides up 15 percent and hogs 3 percent. Livestock prices reach record levels at two stockyards as plans for demonstrations against higher prices spread from Chicago and other cities to Denver and beyond. States weigh rent controls with limited impact while activism grows in Portland and other locales.
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Denver
Colorado Anti
Holley withdrawal fuels legal debate and runoff quandary
The office denied refunding Holley’s $200 entry fee due to a June 29 deadline while probate judge Fraere Hawkins raised questions about the legal aspects of Holley’s withdrawal. Attorney General William McQueen indicated Holley’s name would stay on the ballot. Holley said delays prevented him from starting his campaign. In GOP plans, Jefferson County sets a January 1 convention in Birmingham and nominates a full slate for the November general election. Sparkman, Boykin, and Simpson amp up campaigns with scheduling tours and radio appearances as GOP and CIO circles weigh endorsements and turnout projections. Only a fraction of insect species are harmful yet cause substantial crop losses nationwide.
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Holley
Fraere Hawkins
Birmingham
Pinekine
William McQueen
Hawkins
McQueen
John Sparkman
Haltsville
Alabama Cio
Carve FE
Haigler
CIO
Cio-Pac
Sparkman
AFT
Alabama Star Federation of Labor
ITS
Frank Barkin
Mobile
James al Stripson
Ted Allen
Union Springs Tessuile Mill Employe
Thomas HW. Maxwell
Ticaloosa
Democratic Executive Committee
Jefferson County
Republican Committees
GOP
Birmireham Ag
Boykin
Simpson
Fae
Sperksman
Kert
Jefferson
Fairfield Democratic Club
Tron and Steel Democratic Club
Bessemer
Tuscaxloosa
Tarrant City
Nist Boykin
Barnsham
Thursd
Georgia primary looms as teen and Negro vote key
With 18 year olds and newly enfranchised Black voters making their first primary appearance, Georgia faces a governor race and questions of turnout. Officials estimate registrations at about 1,017,026 as Governor Arnall predicts up to 750,000 voters. The governor's contest may require a runoff if no candidate wins a majority.
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Sno Asvon
Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Arnall
Big Bell
Marietta
Eugene Talmadge
E. D. Rivers
James W. Carmichael
Hoke O' Kelley
Oak Ridge Lifts Ban on Union Literature at Gates
The Army lifted a ban on distributing union leaflets at Oak Ridge gates in Tennessee and will not preview material for CIO and AFL organizers. Officials said the policy allows normal union campaigns with security limits and applies to major production plants.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Army
Manhattan
CIO
AFL
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