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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
2
United States railroad labor board issues revised shop rules effective today affecting about 400 000 workers with aims of permanent stability and higher efficiency plus economies around 50 million dollars yearly. The plan endorses open shop and expands craft flexibility while preserving minority grievance representation.
Mr Auerbach notes early reports from the Christmas Seal sale started on Thanksgiving day show a liberal response. He states the next year's work against tuberculosis hinges on the seal sale and public support.
Judge Kene and baseball commissioner Landis completed the draft of a decision in the Babe Ruth case involving exhibition games in violation of league rules. The judge will review it again before announcing the action, and he indicated a forthcoming public statement.
Four Army aviators were killed near Fort Sill Oklahoma in a midair collision during combat duty practice. Capt A Loomis Lieut J T Lanfall Privates J Hub bard and B A Smith died as two planes crashed and exploded on impact. Witnesses from Lawton and Fort Sill rushed to the scene but rescue was impossible as wreckage burned.
A discussion of the ancient Mound Builders who roamed precolonial North America and built burial mounds across the Mississippi valley. Modern archaeology and funeral directors are praised for transforming funerals into respectful, impressive rites of honor, with Welch service highlighted as fulfilling.
Indiana officials announce a statewide Christmas Seal drive to fund tuberculosis prevention and care. Secretary Murray Auerbach calls half a million dollars yearly for funerals a harsh waste, urging a target of 7 cents per capita to fight the disease through the sale.
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