New Labor Law Spurs Debate On NLRB Powers
Gloomy unionists warn a new labor law creates a powerful general counsel for the NLRB and concentrates investigation prosecution and judging roles. Congress critics say the Wagner Act era structure is replaced by a single strong officer with broad unchecked authority and final decision power.
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Secret reorganization of labor board and new mediation service
The plan requires presidential appointment and Senate confirmation with a $120,000 salary for the leader. The expanded board becomes a labor relations court handling prosecutions and juries, shifting the Labor Department toward statistics. The conciliations service is replaced by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service outside the Labor Department, and 5,500 unsettled NLRB disputes loom as Aug. 22 approaches.
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Hair-Piece Shames Nature in Glamour Beauty Piece
A fashion column extols hairpieces, especially the Alice-in-Wonderland fall, for length and fullness. The piece attaches at the crown with a comb and blends with natural hair, remaining undetectable. Care guidance notes dry cleaning, quick drying, and re-curling with metal curlers. The column abruptly adds an odd Sahara desert growth statistic.
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Truman to Act Today on Rent Controls Bill
President Truman critics bill extending housing controls warns of dangers from liberal sections such as 15 percent permissive increases and broader easing. The measure sets advisory boards, lifts controls on new housing, and shifts eviction rules to state law, while the president laments weakened price controls and fears higher rents unless leases through 1948 are secured.
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Russia and China share longest common boundary
Russia and China together hold the longest shared land boundary among nations. The vast border stretches across multiple regions, linking northern China with Siberian Russia and reflecting centuries of cross border interaction and geopolitical balance.
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Plot to Kill Eisenhower Alba Hoax Plot to Kill Eisenhower
New York June 30 UP Elaborate precautions to save Gen Dwight D Eisenhower from assassination by SS Col Otto Skorzeny during the battle of the Bulge were taken needlessly as a German hoax, Merriam writes in Dark December. The rumor caused consternation among Allied counter intelligence officers and put troops on guard while Eisenhower remained largely behind the lines. The book contends the plan never existed beyond gossip and that intelligence failures plus overconfidence fed the surprise attack.
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Marines Move Their Families Abroad
Marine dependents head to ready homes as troops deploy. Wives and children of Marines on occupation duties are moving into new dwellings from Peleliu to Palau Islands, avoiding long housing hunts. A Kalined example shows a Wilburn family with a seaside bungalow, maid service, and practical arrangements as Marines establish bases overseas.
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Levee flood victim chooses jail over fine
Des Moines Iowa June 23 18 year old Arthur Williams pleaded guilty to a traffic charge. Asked to choose a $20 fine or three days in jail he stated his home was flooded and he had slept on the levee for two nights, then asked to be jailed.
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On Guam the Marines adapt homes for families
Sergeant Major John E. Steer reports his Quonset hut on Apra Heights near Apra Harbor now resembles a ready made apartment with five rooms, fluorescent lighting, new furniture, and insulation. Dependents gain air conditioned comfort, while bases offer theatres, libraries, bowling alleys, and clubs. Раз
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