The News Frederick December 2 1948
The Frederick newspaper issue dated Thursday December 2 1948 covers local news items and notices from the city and surrounding area with community updates and reports.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
2
Ruhr industry control tangled by competing aims
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports complex issues in managing Ruhr industry after World War II. Contending plans include separate state status, allied oversight, and German trustees running plants while debates over socialization or privatization and French security fears shape policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
WEA
Washington
NEA
Piitsburgh
Germany
Ruhr
Rhode Island
Rhine Valley
Stratesce
Des Grad
Whetonvelves
Sery P
Gerran Ecorom
Werfare
Law seeks ban on under 18 coal mine work
William Blizzard and Lewis G. Hines pushed health and safety measures to forbid anyone under 18 from working in coal mines. The aim was to prevent stockpiles possibly used for armaments and to protect youth from dangerous mining jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blizzard
District 17
West
Virginia
Blizzard
Lewis G. Hines
AFL
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Conference on State Labor Laws Is Held
The Labor Department conference rejected a proposal to allow under eighteens to work in coal mines and other hazardous jobs. State officials and union leaders debated child labor laws at the annual meeting, as doctors would issue certificates permitting underage workers in hazardous roles.
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Europe
Ruhr
United States
Washington
Berlin
Korea
Labor Department
Cottonields
Tee
Hair life spans and average duration debated
A historian notes that the typical human hair may last about five to six years, highlighting the uncertain estimate and variability in hair lifespans across individuals.
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