Rules for government job discrimination complaints issued
Federal agencies received an instruction sheet from the fair employment board detailing procedures to handle complaints of discrimination in government jobs based on race religion color or national origin. The document, ordered by President Truman, aims to give workers a full opportunity to present their case and promises decisions without undue delay.
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Veteran Flying Fortress Ends Career Tomorrow
In Los Angeles on March 25 the Swoose, the last surviving Flying Fortress from Dec 7 1941 to V J Day, makes the first leg of her final flight en route to Chicago then to the Smithsonian National Air Museum. Col Frank Kurtz will pilot with four original crew members beside and the affair includes a send off by Mayor Bowron.
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Flying Fortress
William L. White
Chicago
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National Air Museum
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U. S, Far Eastern
Charles T. Reeves
Bakersfield
Harold Warner
San Rafael
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Margo
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Swoosey
Fletcher Bowron
Air Force
Col. Kurtz
U. S
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Calif
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Hap) Arnold
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Purebred calf idea tested in scrub cows at San Antonio
March 25 report from San Antonio outlines ova transplantation a breeding method by Ray Umbaugh at the Foundation of Applied Research. Fine cow eggs are fertilized and implanted in scrub cows to yield higher meat and milk output with shorter host pregnancies. The process aims to separate quality genetics from the nine month gestation while a scrub cow incubates the embryo using surgical or mechanical transfer.
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Texas
Ray Umbaugh
Ambaugh
Umbaugh
Revere Copper Opens Two Southland Units
Revere Copper and Brass announced a $3,000,000 plant opening in Los Angeles this month and a Riverside facility to specialize in kitchenware, expanding supplies for Western states.
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Southland
Los Angeles
Revere
Riverside
Oklahoma Lawmakers Pick Mile or More Bird as State Symbol
In Oklahoma City on March 25 the House of Representatives mocked the Senate debate over the official state bird. Representative Charles Ozman proposed the imagined mile or more bird, arguing it suits Oklahoma since it flies backward and can see far. The vote ended 35 to 12 in favor of the mile or more bird.
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House of Representatives
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Senate
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Greece seeks UN or NATO help for border guard
Athens March 25 Themistokles Sophoulis says Greece would welcome aid from the United Nations or North Atlantic Pact nations to guard its borders He adds the Greek army can handle Communist guerrillas inside the country if foreign aid to the guerrillas is cut off He spoke to newsmen late yesterday outlining the border security need.
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A. Premiser Themistokles Sophoulis
Greece
United Nations
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India plans new peace pressure on Dutch rule
India seeks stronger UN backed action to end Dutch rule in Indonesia. New Delhi proposes consultations with Asian nations to press for decisive settlement. Fifteen Asian nations meeting in January urged the UN to take overdue action.
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India
Indonesia
United Nations
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Said Ozman Presses for Legislature Reconsideration
Ozman voices that the Senate may reject a measure and urges the Legislature to decide which chamber values more. He questions whether a third in the House or a single vote in the Senate holds greater weight for the bill's fate.
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