Denham Targets Unions Over Affidavits and Records
Washington reports National Labor Board actions portraying Denham cracking down on unions. He cites 30 percent rejection rates for affidavits and urges full member data distribution. He notes many unions fail to file non Communist affidavits for officers while a minority have completed filings across APL CIO AFL and independent unions.
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Winter Safety Tips From National Safety Council
The National Safety Council warns motorists to adjust driving habits for worse winter road conditions. It cites higher crash risks in winter and offers tested tips from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan studies. Experts advise light braking gradual acceleration slow speeds back distance and careful steering to avoid skids.
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United States
Wisconsin
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Radio trailers stay put in place announced by CBS
A garbled note describes CBS promoting stationary radio trailers that record listeners while parked in one spot. It suggests the device uses a radar principle to remain fixed as a portable home, implying many listeners were reached by the program.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Christmas shoppers fill the Hillside Mall and city notes
Santa Claus season warms Hilltown as shoppers pack the Mall while vendors censor periodicals on routes. Gene Crivello lands a spacious shoe department at Lotton's, and W C Myers fights council opposition with a recess. City figures seen at December 10 meeting include Dr Butter bush and others. Navy furloughs, a P R store return, and a temperance lesson with a worm in alcohol spark local chatter.
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Hilltown
Mallmen
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Gene Crivello
Lotton
Clothing Mart
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Lytton
Alton Jevening
W. C. Myers
Alderman Parker
Geltz
Intra State Commerce Commission
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Dr. Butterbush
Navy
Norman Maul
P& R
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WCTU
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Jane
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Fadner
Sigma Tau Delt Society
West 1Th Stree
Edward Young
Shurtleff English Department
Cartwright
Cottage Hills
Ford
Bill Cartwright
Charles Connant
Sarah
Charles
Aramco profits under scrutiny by Senate panel
Senator Owen Brewster probes how the American Oil Company Aramco earned 117 million in wartime profits without paying income taxes to the U S or other nations. Treasury Secretary Snyder had not publicly replied as the committee questions the pricing and tax status of Aramco and its Canadian and Bahamian subsidiaries. The report notes 137 million wartime profits and lists concerns about taxes, pricing, and cross border operations.
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