City bowling centers face youth labor rules shift
A longstanding minimum age for bowling alley workers, set at 14 or 15 in past decades, is under review by the Industrial Commission. A 1987 change allowed exceptions to 18, with wage controls for minors and a recent inquiry into updating the minimum age and pay for pin boys amid industry concerns. The commission notes current labor shortages and regulatory flexibility may affect future limits.
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Alo Hay Jurisdicklom
Dem Bums and Cards Renew Three Game Series
Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals renew their pennant race with a doubleheader at Sportsman’s Park. Single games follow Monday night and Tuesday afternoon as 35,000 fans expected despite predicted clouds. Box seats sold out. scalpers asking up to 20 dollars. Out-of-town fans flock to to city, hotels report high demand.
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Brooklyn
Cardinals
St. Louis
Sportsman's Park
Eagles Open Play Tonight Roll Off At Pla Mor Lanes
The Eagles start their bowling season tonight at 7 PM on Pla-Mor lanes with extensive league rosters across Pla-Mor Recreation Arcade alleys. Teams include men and women from various leagues with openings spread through September at multiple centers.
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Eagles
Pla Mor Lanes
Lia Crosse
Toudies
Suesday
Lades’ Social Joop
Imajor
Ladies’ Recreation Leage
BoeNg
Recreation Ercay
Toop
Last Man's Club
Ladies’ Commercial
Ladies’ Arcade
Frank J Bennett Wins Grand American Handicap Trapshoot Title
Frank J Bennett of Miami, aged 35, captured the Grand American Handicap in Vandalia by breaking 24 of 25 targets in a three way shoot off. Officials were briefly puzzled by the outcome and eligibility.
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Frank J. Bennett
O.W
Air Myes
Miami
Wall Street and World Tension Shape 1945 Economy Outlook
An analysis notes that volatile international events keep markets jittery as Japan Yugoslavia and Europe pose war risks. It warns that war would shift U.S. industry from peacetime to production, spike prices, and trigger tighter controls, while domestic prices rise and wage talks with Chrysler and auto workers loom amid cautious reconversion.
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J. A. Livingston
Wall Street
American
Ld Paints
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Marquis Childs
C. L. Luisberger
Russia
Sweden
Ivan
Drag
Pales
Ting
Danube
Germany
United States
Trieste
Darcanellecs
Europe
Paris
U.S
Gallup
Chrysler
United Auto Work
Auto Workers
Vet Housing Program Only A Beginning
Wilson Wyant told the National Council of Catholic Charities that the federal veterans housing effort is only a start. He urged backing Wagner Mendel Taft housing legislation and warned the two year emergency plan cannot end the housing crisis without broader planning and better community development.
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South Bend, Inc
Wilson W. Wyalt
Wray
Wyall
National Hosing Agency
National Council of Cathayn Charities
Veterans Emergency
Tiededern Pavers
Wyatt
Uchos
Highway Plans For Grant County Roads In Madison
Wisconsin state highway officials outline planned improvements for two Grant County routes. The projects cover GQ between Fennimore and Muscoda and C between Boscobel and Muscoda. Officials emphasize survey work and updated surveys guiding upgrades.
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Madison
Wis
Grant County
Fennimore
Muscoda
Boscobel
Friedman Named Chief Of Laboratory Service At McCoy Hospital
Capt. Jack A. Friedman named chief of laboratory service at CAMP McCoy Station Hospital succeeding a transfer from Camp Upton New York. A medical officer with World War II service in North Africa India and Burma he holds an AB from New York University and an MD from the University of Munich. He speaks German Hungarian and Balkan languages and has studied Europe over four years.
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McCoy Hospital
Camp McCoy
Wis
Jack A. Friedman
Station Hospital
Newton G. Bush
Camp Upton
N. Yv
Goth General Hospital
North Africa
India
Burmi
20Th General Hospital
Assijisted
University of Pennnsylvania
Leutenant
Swift
Texas
Sid Jatoyag Laboratory Offeer
62Th General Hospital
Capt. Friedman
Public Wealth Laboratory
New York City
New York University
University of Munich
Germany
Europe
Balkan
Dewey Mead battle looms as New York nominating conventions near
Washington reports political experts expect a Dewey Mead contest for the 1948 GOP and Democratic nominations. Dewey likely to seek renomination if he wins. Mead could capture the Democratic banner if he wants it. Victory for Dewey would boost him to national prominence. defeat could end his White House bid.
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Washington
New York State
Dewey-Mead
Turuman
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
James M. Mead
Leman
Vichory
Dewey
White House
Army Flying Getting Safer Says Spaatz
General Carl Spaatz said postwar U S Army aviation showed first signs of safety gains. The latest month’s accident rate reached the lowest since July, with 108 major accidents in the continental United States and 13 fatalities, equating to 45 accidents per 100 000 hours and 1.3 deaths per 1 000 hours.
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Washington
Carl Spaatz
Continental
United States
Vollenweider Orchards Run By Widow After 1831 Death
Since Henry Vale lempveider died in 1831, Mrs. Henrietta Vollenweider runs 120 acres split with her two sons Henry and Wilbert. Orchards feature Wealthie and other apples plus three new varieties Beacon Fire side and Prairie Spy. A large vineyard, main Worden grape, and commercial operations mark the enterprise as one of the area’s leading orchards.
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Henry Vale Lempveider
Henrietta Vollenweider
Henry
Wilbert
Bueberg
McIntosh
Northwestern
Delicious
Jonathan
Wise
Beacon
Fireside
Prairie Spy
Vollenweider
Worden
Merry
Merson
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