Social Security Bill Passes 333 to 154 in House Vote
The House approved the social security bill 333 to 154 expanding coverage by 11 million workers and boosting benefits. It adds disability insurance, raises taxes on workers and employers, and includes self employed and domestic workers. Senate action expected before 1950 lame duck session.
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Washington
Senate
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Truman
House
Ional
Ways and Means
Norfolk and Western Sued for 150000 in Two Actions
In Cincinnati the Norfolk and Western Railway Company faces two US District Court suits totaling 150000. Roy F. Ward of Lucasville seeks 100000 for injuries from a December 28 1948 fall while painting railroad yards at Portsmouth. Buren White of Lucasville seeks 50000 for injuries from a May 29 1949 fall as a freight house trucker at Portsmouth.
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Cincinnati
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
U.S
Roy F. Ward
Lucasville
Portsmouth
Buren White
Route 4
Largest palace in Europe described as royal Escurial
The Escurial in Madrid is described as the largest palace in Europe and linked to the former king of Spain. The text notes royalty and a time frame of four days, though details are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
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Spain
Madrid
Europe
Housing Bill Shelved as Senate Extends Insurance Program
The Senate approved a stop gap extension through March 1 for the Federal Home Loan Insurance Program, shelving a broader housing bill. Senator Sparkman led the shelved long range measure and said committee members focus on Europe tonight to study housing conditions.
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House
Senate
Senate Bank Committee
Sparkman
D-Ala
Banking Committee
Europe
State Institutions Have Enough Coal For Now
Columbus Ohio welfare institutions including prisons state schools and mental hospitals report ample coal for immediate use. John C Wardner head of the State Welfare Department Division of Business Administration says a statewide inventory is under way to determine how long operations can continue if a coal strike lasts.
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Columbus, C
Ohio
John C. Wardner
State Welfare Department
Division of Business Administration
Right Wingers Fight Edict of UE's Council
Cleveland AP reports two Dayton CIO United Electrical Workers locals rallied in support of defying a left dominated District Executive Board. The 51 member board suspended Robert N. Elsner of Dayton Local 801 and E. J. Kraft of Dayton Local 755 for alleged dual unionism and secession. Joseph Hawks of Mansfield Local 711 faced similar charges as the trustees and board temporary suspension. A District Council meeting was set for Columbus to hear the case.
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Cleveland
Dayton
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Ohio UE Membe
Robert N. Elsner
E. J. Kraft
Elsner
Dayton UE
Frigidaire
Kraft
Delco
The
Air
Joseph Hawks
Mansfield
Westinghouse
Columbus
Chest drives delayed in Youngstown Warren and Steubenville
Community chest campaigns in Youngstown Warren and Steubenville were postponed indefinitely due to the ongoing steel strike. The Youngstown goal of 552,565 was in jeopardy, with similar concerns cited for Warren and Steubenville as drives were moved from October dates.
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Youngstown
Warren and
Steubenville
Warren
Industrialist D. W. Norris Found Dead in Columbus Club
D. W. Norris 73 a prominent industrialist and former publisher of the Marshalltown Times-Re was found dead yesterday in his room at the Columbus Athletic Club. The coroner ruled death from natural causes. Norris headed the Ex Furnace Company and held leadership roles with firms in Columbus Syracuse C Lima Ohio and Marshalltown.
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Columbus, D
D. W. Norris
Iowa
Columbus Athletic Club
Robert A. Evans
Norris
Marshalltown
Times-Re
Ex Furnace Company
Columbus
Syracuse, . C
Lima
Ohio
Realtors Told To Advertise Continuously
Ohio realtors at their annual convention were urged to use uninterrupted advertising emphasizing service to clients. Hal Wagner of the Allied Loan Company in Chicago told the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards that realtors must never reach a contended hour in advertising and public relations.
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Daton
Ohio
Hal Wagner
al Loan Company
Chicago
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Wagner
Public Faith Through Advertising, Says Realtor Quote
A historical quotation argues that realtors gain community acceptance through advertising both yesterday and today and predict continued success if current advertising continues. The remark emphasizes continual promotion as key to public trust and future gains.
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Cornelius la Roy
Lansing
Mich
Washington, D. C
la Roy
Railroad
Middletown Beer Distributors
Edict of
Ue’s Council
Middletown
Melampy
Industrialist
Ak Emaat
Than E
Louis F. Jones
Central Ave
Dial
Diliman
VEAL
HAM Hocks
Sacramento
Mme
Lawson
Wilton
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