Labor Straiten Plans Spark New Labor Law Debates
Washington readers assess looming congress plans to curb labor power through compulsory arbitration and a public rights in labor disputes bill. Senators Taft and Ball push limited remedies while labor leaders resist, amid talk of labor courts and federal injunctions.
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Congress
Moest
Taft
Ohio
Ball
Minnesota
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Ferguson
R.-Mich
House
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Clifford Case
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Maine
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Debating arbitration and union power in postwar policy
The article notes mixed views on compulsory arbitration among businessmen and labor leaders. It cites opposition from the National Association of Manufacturers and support from public utilities and some small businessmen, while the U S chamber remains silent. It adds personal funeral details for Walter Capen with service Saturday at Rumsey Funeral Home.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
New York Street
Walter Capen
Rumsey
Keith Taylor
Memorial Park Cemetery
Tariff Call Aimed At Sugar Industry Repackaging Crisis
Sen Butler of Nebraska labeled the sugar program a terrible mess and urged a plain old fashioned tariff to protect U S sugar. Rep Jenkins Ohio predicted rationing and price controls ending in 1947 while calling for 10 more pounds of sugar per household and a 20 percent boost in industrial allotments. He warned the United States could rely more on imports if the program remains unchanged.
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Washington
Butler
R.-Neb
Jenkins
R.-Ohio
Republican — Congression,l Food Study Committee
United States
Restaurant owner dies at 411 East Seventh Street
Herbert E. Capen longtime Santa Fe restaurateur passed away last evening at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He had operated the Santa Fe restaurant for about 40 years located across from the Santa Fe railway passenger station at 411 East Seventh Street
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Herbert E. Capen
Santa Fe
East Seventh Street
Santa Fe Railway
Lawrence Memorial Hospit
Russian Antarctic whaling flotilla departs with ten ships
A Russian flotilla of ten ships led by explorer Vor departs for the Antarctic to fuel and supply whalers amid a global fats and oils shortage. Nine whalers and one large supply ship sail as Russia pursues Antarctic exploration amid scientific and potential uranium claims in polar regions.
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Antarctics
Explorer Vor
Russia
Antarctic
Board of Education Sets January Meeting Date
The next regular session of the board of education will be held in the Liberty Memorial high school building office, Monday evening January 6 at 7 30 o'clock. The notice mentions December 2 and prior events.
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Board of Education
Liberty, Memorial High School
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