Labor bill faces President as unions face new rules
The draft labor bill limits open shops, bans political contributions by unions, and grants the President power to seek injunctions. It prohibits featherbedding and certain strikes, while allowing union shops with majority consent. The measure passed 320 to 79, with Texas lawmakers mostly supporting it.
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Barbecue Supper Hosted for Corpus Christi Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jacoby hosted a barbecue supper at their Watson Divide ranch honoring guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kinsola of Corpus Christi. The spread included barbecue, beans, potato salad, potato chips, iced tea, cake and ice cream with a guest list featuring Thad Munn Pudgy and several Hill family members.
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Ray Kinsola
Corpus Christi
Earl Jacoby
Watson Divide
Thad Munn
Pudgy
Aubrey Hill
Betty Lou Hill
Jan Hill
Connie Chadwell
Early Hill
Family Visitors and Travel Highlights
Mrs. Ray Kinsola and families from Menard San Angelo and San Antonio visited relatives. The Jacoby and Armstrong households were noted with several children. Prentice and Buster families spent weekends or Sundays in Texas towns including San Antonio and San Angelo.
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Mrs. Seaton D. Prentice
San Antonio
Mrs. W. B. Buster
San Angelo
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