Right to Work Question Raised by Indiana Mine Incident
The Courier-Journal notes an Evansville report that 150 coal miners traveling in autos forced two mines to close by threatening the engineer and halting work at Oak Knob and Fox Hill. The piece argues these share miners were self-employed and that violence against those working for themselves is a crime and a threat to liberty.
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Winter dairying praised for higher profits and year round supply
J J Hopper head of the dairy department at the College of Kentucky urges winter dairying to balance production. He notes 70 percent of milk is made May to Nov and only 30 percent in winter, arguing fall-freshened cows boost yearly milk by about 25 percent and cut costs with cheaper labor and better calf growth.
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Red Cross Announces Annual Budget for Veteran Aid
National Red Cross estimates total expenditures at 19.36 million for the current year. Major domestic outlays include 8.66 million for veterans and family assistance, with 1.79 million for disabled veterans in government hospitals and 543,976 for disaster relief. Chapters contribute additional funds. overseas relief remains substantial with 4.978 million allotted.
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China
Long Island wireless station to have high capacity receiver
A new wireless station on Long Island will feature a receiving apparatus rated at about one thousand words a minute. In Chicago the Moving Picture Censor Board reports that twenty five percent of seven thousand films were passed as unfit for children.
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Moving Picture Censor Board of
Chicago
Mount Sangay: Most Active Volcano in the Andes
Mount Sangay on the eastern Andes slope is described as the world’s most active volcano. It has reportedly been in continuous eruption since 1728.
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University of Rio de Janeiro opens all staff positions to women
The University of Rio de Janeiro announces that all staff positions are open to women, reflecting a landmark shift in Brazil's higher education workforce. This move positions the institution among leading Brazilian universities advancing gender equality in academia.
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University of
Rio de Janeiro
Brasil
Comment on Student Life at College Campus
A reader notes the challenge of earning a bachelor’s degree amid distractions from coeds while recalling campus life at a college referenced by Purple and White.
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