FEPC Debate Highlights Capitol Hot Issue
The FEPC bill would bar employment discrimination based on race color or religion and create a five member Fair Employment Practices Commission to enforce the law. Supporters say it sharpens democracy and boosts buying power. opponents warn of loss of hiring freedom, bureaucratic rule, and possible communist influence.
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Pattern advertising for Marian Martin Jr. Miss dress
Swanky sewing pattern 9293 offers Jr. Miss sizes 11 13 15 17 with scalloped shoulders and easy fit. The complete pattern includes illustrated steps and a chart, costing twenty five cents. Also note sheep and goats in Texas rose for 40 years but declined recently.
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the Times
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Orangeville Community club to hold May meeting
The Orangeville Community club will hold a regular meeting May 17 at Memorial Hall. Local residents attended visits and weekend gatherings across nearby towns including Edgar Illinois Milwaukee and Juda with various family and social events noted.
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Orangeville
Sarah Palmer
Kewanee
James Chilton
Chicagoan Appointed White House Adviser
Chicago resident Roy Blough aged 48 has been nominated by President Truman to join the White House Council of Economic Advisers. Blough is described as a prominent professional in Chicago with long experience in economic matters.
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White House
Washington
Roy Blough
Chicago
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President's Council of Economic Advisers
Blough
White House designates Keyserling chair of council
The president announces Leon H. Keyserling as chairman and John D. Clark as vice chairman of the council, signaling a shift in leadership at the White House.
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