Rule Named To Unexpired Term On State Labor Board
Gov. Goodland announces Henry C. Rule of Eau Claire will fill the unexpired term of R. Floyd Green on the State Employment Relations Board. The term ends May 12, 1947. Rule, a former AFL local leader and war gas rationing chair, will bring labor representation to the board alongside public and employer members.
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Henry C. Rule
Eau Claire
R. F. Green
la Crosse
AFL
CIO
Nazi Rocket Plane Flown In California
In Muroc California the Messerschmitt 163 B tailless rocket plane named Comet undergoes flight tests as part of potential Flying Wing development. Army Air Forces officials confirm tests by engineering officers from Wright Patterson under test and analysis divisions.
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Muroc
Calif
Muroc Dry Lake
Army Air Force
RAF
Air Materiel Command
Wright
Ttton
Fremont Mayor Clears Jail Whiskey Stock To Make Room
City officials stored 128 cases of whiskey in two jail cells after seizures from unlicensed haulers. Mayor Bernard Hawk ordered the liquor poured down the drain to free space for more prisoners.
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Fremont
Bernard Hawk
Quite an honor only four ts pictured on United States coins
The article notes that only four ts have appeared on circulating US coins: Lincoln on the cent, Washington on the quarter, Jefferson on the nickel, and Franklin D Roosevelt on the new coin.
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United States
Lincoln
Washington
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Major Hoople Says Seaway Plan Not Good Business Deal
DETROIT—Tom J. McGrath executive director of the National Conference in Opposition to the Seaway Project says despite lower shipping costs from a St. Lawrence Seaway, the project is not a good business proposition. He spoke before the Detroit engineering society noting gains at docks would be offset at railroad centers as cars idle in warmer months.
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Detroit
St. Lawrence Seaway
Tom J. McGrath
National Conference
McGrath
Detroit Engineering Society
Four States Hold Primaries with PAC Activity
Four states held primaries and the CIO PAC pressed its influence in Ohio and Alabama contests. Indiana and Florida also voted, selecting candidates for two senate seats and 49 house seats, plus two gubernatorial races. Alabama anticipated a record turnout amid veteran registration and official white primaries though Negro votes were not expected to be decisive.
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CIO Political Action Committee
Ohio
Alabama
Indiana
Florida
Senate
Congress
U. S. House
Ralph Roberts
U. S. House of Resentatives
Winfield E. Denton
Evansville
Charles M. la Follette
Albert J. Beveridge, Jr
GOES AFTER IT Alfalfa’s deep tap root aids nourishment reach
The alfalfa plant features a long tap root that penetrates deep into soil to secure moisture and nutrients beyond the reach of other crops, explaining its resilience in challenging conditions.
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Labor Board
AFL Electrical Union
Northern States Power Company
California
Twinkly Black Plastics
Ponneysa
LUXOR
Wrisley
Lacrosse Tribune
Hoople
PAC Group
The
Associated Press
Mes Ng
Costa Spri
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