Planning Group Urges Stiffer Child Labor Laws in Ohio
The Ohio Commission on Children and Youth urged Washington to adopt stricter rules on youth work. Recommendations include a 16 year old minimum for manufacturing, 44 hour max week for under 18s, extended evening hours for girls 16 to 18, bans on many hazardous jobs, and 14 minimum for agriculture with parental exception. Also called for better school and employment service cooperation, anti discrimination, migrant labor coordination, stricter work certificate enforcement, higher workers compensation for illegally employed minors, and removal of the agricultural field exemption for girls under 18.
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Columbus
Ohio Commission On Children and Youth
Ohio
Ohio Commission
Washington
White House
Commission
Ohio State Employment Service
Public Employment
Government tightens on amusement building projects in crackdown
Washington officials said a broad order from the National Production Authority will bar new recreational construction by all levels of government and may include theaters and night clubs. The move aims to conserve materials for defense and follows industry protests. Separately, NPA announced measures to ease supply bottlenecks for oil, gasoline, food, steel and rail cars. Parole notices from Mansfield, Ohio list hearings for J. D. McVey and Wendell Patrick, inmates eligible for parole consideration after December 1, 1950.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
NPR
Mansfield
Ohio
Wendell Patrick
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
75 Wounded GIs At Ft. Benning
At Fort Benning Georgia more than 75 U S soldiers wounded in Korea have been brought to the Fort Benning Hospital. Rich Reis 24 of Dayton Ohio a Browning Automatic Rifleman with the First Cavalry Division was hit in the back while fighting north of Taegu. Corp Ashel Shutts 21 of Belpre Ohio was wounded by a grenade near Taegu on September 15 during a second Korea tour.
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FT. Benning
Fort Benning
Rich Reis
Dayton
Taegu
Reis
Candidate Says They Stink Up His Campaign
Seattle area officials investigated a third blaze at the Haller Lake garbage dump in a week. County commissioner Dean C. McLean, seeking re election, blamed opponents for creating smoke and misdirecting blame, noting a similar incident two years earlier with handbills blaming him.
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Seattle
Dean C. McLean
North End
Haller Lake
McLean
Handbills Passed Before Fire Began
A fragment notes that handbills were distributed prior to the outbreak of the fire. The source provides limited context but indicates an early activity preceding the blaze with no further detail on location or parties involved.
Union shop election set for Lorain plant vote
The National Labor Relations Board fixed November 8 and 10 for a union shop election at the National Tube Company in Lorain. CIO United Steelworkers Local president Paul Schremp predicted more than 12,000 workers would cast ballots.
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Lorain
National Labor Relations Board
National Tube Company
Paul Schremp
CIO
United Steelworkers
Parish System Divides State Into Four Civil Areas
A brief note explains that the term parish designates four civil territorial divisions within the state, detailing their function as administrative units and their historical roots in local governance.
Ostres 4 nie Tablets Promised for Vitality
Bold ad claims Ostres 4 nie tablets restore energy and appeal for husbands and wives. It promises renewed vigor with a casual port of a minute routine and hints at availability at drug stores including Middletown and Castetl's Ady.
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Middletown
Castetl
Ady
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