Milwaukee Olympian Hiawatha to Enter Service Sunday
Milwaukee road’s Olympian Hiawatha, America’s newest train, begins service between Chicago and Seattle Tacoma on Sunday June 29. The 2200 mile run will take 45 hours, about 14 hours faster than prior schedules, with a 12-car unit and diesel electric locomotives.
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Astral Window Replaces Bubble On Northwest Planes
Northwest Airlines plans to install astral windows on Stratocruisers built at Boeing Seattle to aid celestial navigation. The two layer glass windows provide stronger, clearer views and maintain cabin pressure to simulate ground level conditions up to 15,000 feet.
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Pravda links frontier incidents to Chinese reactionaries
Moscow reports that Pravda on Wednesday blamed alleged Chinese reactionaries for recent events on the Mongolian Sinkiang frontier. The piece claims these elements try to persuade American taxpayers China needs funds due to threats from the Soviet Union.
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Mongolian- Sinkiang Frontier
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Soviet Union
Call State Medical Care Plan Pioneering U. S. Achievement
Madison reports a cooperative medical care and hospitalization program approved by the legislature and likely to be signed by Gov. Rennebohm. John J. Leipzig calls the measure a red letter accomplishment for Wisconsin cooperatives as the first act enabling cooperative health centers and hospitals.
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New Labor Law Expands Unfair Practices to Unions and Employers
The new labor law allows unions and employers to be found guilty of unfair labor practices. It empowers the NLRB to stop practices and, if needed, obtain federal court injunctions. Four union actions open to damages include jurisdictional strikes, strikes or boycotts targeting nonmembers, boycotts against other firms, and forcing bargaining with a specific union. The opened rules ban the closed shop and expand employer liability under certain unfair acts.
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Unfair labor practices limited by new labor act rule
The article explains that workers must be union members and that hiring only union members is an unfair labor practice. It states government action is barred for sixty days until August 22, meaning no action can be taken for breaches occurring before then, but action is possible for offenses during that window. It ends with a note to buy Savings Bonds.
Australia to Train Bay Aviators
Canberra reports a plan to enlist youths aged 13 or 14 as cadets in a permanent air force. Officials say the future force requires steady training to replace rush air crew programs with a comprehensive, long term system.
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