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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1952

Page

10

Cities to be certified unclear amid unemployment list

The decision on certification is not final with several cities named. Detroit Providence R 1 Scranton Wilkes Barrn Hazelton Pa and New England textile centers appear, alongside Altoona Pottsville Uniontown Connellsville Pa and Cumberland Md listed for substantial unemployment or labor surplus.

Detroit Providence R. 1 Scranton Wilkes Barrn-Hazelton New England Altoona Pottsville Uniontown-Connellsville Cumberland

U S Moves To Help Detroit

The government moved to channel defense orders into distressed areas like Detroit where civilian goods cutsbacks create widespread unemployment. A seven member surplus manpower committee will decide how contracts may be steered to surplus labor areas and what price differentials might apply, drawing from 23 designated regions. Congress voiced concern that negotiated contracts could divert work from their districts, with North Carolina lawmakers seeking a Wilson briefing via Rodolfo Correa. Unemployment rose by 400,000 in January, with total unemployment around 2.054 million and employment at 930.726 million.

Washington Detroit Mie Defense Department Airhorine Hughes Charles E. Wileen Arthur 8. Flemming Labor Department North Carolina Wilson Rodolfo Correa Defense Mobilization Rep. Doughton New England Commerce Department Sawyer Census Bureau Cumberland Baid Tobin Office of Defense Manpower Bureau of Employment Security

No Super Deluxe Chairs For Air Force Planes

A House Armed Services subcommittee blasted the Air Force for planning to buy 20 156 super de luxe typist chairs costing more than 500000 for Wright Field Dayton and urged shifting testing duties to the General Services Administration The panel questioned 80 days of chair testing as a presumed economy and castigated the Air Force for spending the money on chairs rather than aircraft testing Meanwhile clock confusion in Hagerstown and a local used car ad section appear in the same issue with no direct relation to the chair dispute

Washington Air Force House Armed Services Hebert D-La General Services Administration Wright Field Dayton GSA

Anniversaries mark Burr Sibley Evarts Gordon and more

Know America Today lists figures born across years from 1786 to 1868 including Aaron Burr Hiram Sibley William Evarts John B Gordon James Stuart and George Dorsey with notes on deaths and roles. It also recaps historical events titled Today In History from 1778 to 1961 including treaty with France libel act parson pardon and rail act milestones.

Aaron Burr New York Newark N. J Hiram Sibley The Telegraph Western Union Cornell Adams Mass William M. Evarts Boston Benjamin Franklin France Massachusetts Madison Louisiana New Jersey Assembly John Stevens New Jersey Aleutians Italy Truman John L. Lewis United Mine Workers

Birthdays and a train wreck headline figures

A New Jersey train wreck is noted alongside today's birthdays for notable figures including Prof. Thomas J. Wertenbaker of Princeton, Millard F. Caldwell, Dr. William P. Murphy, and Robert M. LaFollette Jr. Also listed are Faris B. Russell, Gov. Ernest Gruening, Dr. Hugh Taylor, Walter B. Pitkin, and a horoscope with a note on plastics history from 1863.

New Jersey Thomas J. Wertenbaker Princeton University Charlottesville, Va Millard F. Caldwell Florida Knoxville Tenn William P. Murphy Boston Svoughton Wis Robert M. LaFollette, Jr Washington Madison Faris B. Russell The Ward Baking Company New York Franklin

Five Per Cent Pay Boost Recommended

Montgomery County Council hears a five per cent cost of living raise for salaried employees including teachers, retroactive to Feb 1. The County Personnel Board estimates costs of $190,170 for the rest of the fiscal year and $456,408 annually, with funding available in the budget. Hourly workers asked for nine per cent and may see shorter hours.

Rockville Montgomery County County Personnel Board Lewis Sime Irving McNair

Board accepts resignations and notes civil defense shift

The board recorded a net increase of about one percent under the proposal and accepted with regret the resignation of Brig. Gen. George F. Woolsey as civil defense director. Colonel Rob was named in the transition, signaling a reorganization of the civil defense leadership.

Ceive George F. Woolsey Civil Defense Col Rob

Aga Khan Leads Moslem World As He Reignites Line

The present Aga Khan, revered Moslem leader, holds leadership of the spiritual dynasty, guiding the 18th generation and renewing influence over Ismaili communities across regions, shaping faith and philanthropy through a vast lineage.

Aga Khan

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